In his message, “You Deserve a Break”, Rev. Greg Scalise explores Exodus 23:10–19 and God’s command to make rest and celebration a regular part of life. Sabbath isn’t simply a reward we earn after working hard; it is a gift and spiritual practice God gives us for our own good and for the good of…

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In his message, “A Vision of Glory”, Pastor Doug Scalise concludes the series Anchored in the Unchanging Christ with the beautiful blessing of Hebrews 13:18–25. The closing words of Hebrews remind us that the God of peace raised Jesus from the dead, that Christ is our Great Shepherd, and that through the eternal covenant God…

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In his message, “The Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever,” Pastor Nate Ryan explores Hebrews 13 and the security we can find in the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ. In a world filled with uncertainty, fear, changing values, and competing promises of security, Hebrews reminds us that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.…

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In his message, Pursue Peace and Holiness, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 12:14–29 and its call to cultivate peace and holiness while uprooting bitterness from our lives. Following Jesus means actively pursuing peace with everyone, growing in holiness from the heart outward, and refusing to allow anger, resentment, and past hurts to take root within…

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In his message, Run Your Race, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 12:1–13 and the call to live the Christian life with perseverance, discipline, and our eyes fixed on Jesus. Surrounded by a great cloud of faithful witnesses, we are challenged to lay aside the sins and burdens that weigh us down and faithfully run the…

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As we continue our series this week, we’ll be looking at one of my favorite and most memorable verses from scripture. This verse inspires how we share our time, talents, and treasures with love for God and others. In the New Testament, Jesus sees and praises a poor widow for her generosity of heart in…

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In God’s Justice, part of the series Six Things About God That Don’t Change, we are reminded to “Be Careful What You Wish For…” In Malachi 2:17–3:5, God’s people cry out, “Where is the God of justice?”—not realizing that divine justice begins with purification before judgment. Like a refiner’s fire and fuller’s soap, God’s justice…

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In God’s Faithfulness, part of the series Six Things About God That Don’t Change, Pastor Doug Scalise explores how God remains steadfast even when people are not. In Malachi 2:10-16, the prophet confronts Israel’s unfaithfulness in relationships and worship, revealing how betrayal breaks covenant and wounds community. Yet through this message, we see that God’s…

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This month marks the 30th Anniversary of Pastor Doug and Jill Scalise following God’s call to ministry to Brewster Baptist Church.  To celebrate, we are having ONE combined service at 10:00 a.m. We welcome Rev. Greg Scalise to preach about the life Jesus gives that frees us to serve and live a life of meaning. …

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In God’s Glory, part of the series Six Things About God That Don’t Change, we are reminded that God alone is worthy of our highest honor and wholehearted worship. In Malachi 1:6 – 2:2, God challenges His priests—and us—to stop offering half-hearted devotion and instead give Him our very best. When we treat God as…

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