Brandywine Students

Part 1 of 5; Pastor Matthew kicks off our series on the purposes behind why we gather as a church. The first is Evangelism. In John 4:1-42, we see Jesus reaching out to someone most Jews would have gone to great lengths to avoid. Jesus knew that everyone needed to discover and experience God’s love—regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, or reputation.

Week 3 of 3; Katy Hayes concludes the series on leadership by looking at three key truths about leadership from the life of Joshua considering how to apply those truths to our lives.

Part 3 of 3; Melissa Stein concludes our fall retreat series on evangelism, IDK (I Don't Know), by answering the question HOW do we share our faith?

Part 2 of 3; Pastor Matthew continues the retreat theme on evangelism, IDK (I Don't Know), by tackling the question of WHAT do we share when we share our faith?

Part 1 of 3; Zach Hayes kicks off the theme of the fall retreat, IDK (I Don't Know), by answering the question WHY are we supposed to share our faith? And what do we do if we don't know what to do?

Week 2 of 3; Jennifer Burris continues the series on leadership by exploring some of the myths about leadership, as well as encouragement for why God has called each of us to leadership.

Week 1 of 3; Zach Hayes kicks off our new series on Leadership! Our culture is filled with many different definitions of leadership. As Christians, we must understand and grasp a biblical view of leadership so we are able to lead others in building the kingdom of God.

Week 3 of 3; Pastor Matthew concludes the series looking at the poetry of Lamentations and its major themes. This week he looks at the theme of God's sovereignty throughout the book, in particular in the fifth chapter.

Week 2 of 3; Pastor Matthew continues looking at the poetry of Lamentations and its major themes. This week he looks at the thread of compassion throughout the book, in particular in the third chapter.

Week 1 of 3; Pastor Matthew begins a series looking at the poetry of Lamentations and its major themes. In this first week, he introduces the book, as well as takes a look at the theme of Judgement throughout the book, and in particular chapter one.