Park Baptist Church Brookfield

In this week's message from 1 Corinthians 15:1-7, Pastor David reveals that the resurrection of Jesus is not merely a part of the Christian faith, it is the very foundation that gives life and meaning to all other gospel truths. There are things that prove this: the transformed lives of the church, the prophecies of Scripture, and the testimonies of over 500 eyewitnesses. This sermon will challenge you to consider that without the resurrection, our faith is futile, but with it, we have the assured hope of eternal life. Prepare to be encouraged by the undeniable power and promise of our living Lord.

In "Are You Willing to Do Whatever It Takes?", Pastor David challenges us to examine our commitment to following Jesus, no matter the cost. Through Jesus’ encounters with would-be disciples, David confronts excuses and calls for total surrender, urging listeners to prioritize Christ above comfort, family, or personal plans. The central question remains: Are you willing to follow Him on His terms, not yours?

This Sunday, Pastor David brings us "Growing in Boldness for Christ" from Acts 4, where ordinary believers faced fierce opposition yet spoke God’s truth with fearless conviction. Discover how the Holy Spirit transforms fear into faith, equipping us to live and share the gospel with clarity and courage. Learn practical ways to cultivate boldness through prayer, Scripture, and unwavering trust in Christ’s power. Whether you struggle with timidity or simply want to grow stronger in your witness, this message will challenge and inspire you to represent Jesus boldly in every area of life.

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Parenting isn't about shaping perfect children but raising committed followers of Christ. This Sunday, Pastor David explores Proverbs 22:6 and Ephesians 6, revealing how godly parenting combines loving discipline with intentional discipleship. Discover why obedience starts with parents modeling authentic faith, and how avoiding exasperation while providing biblical instruction shapes eternal destinies. You'll leave equipped with practical ways to turn everyday moments into gospel opportunities for your children or grandchildren.

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This week, our guest speaker Dennis Fletcher addresses God's intended order in the family, placing God first, spouse second, children third, and career last. Highlighting the Biblical roles of husbands and wives, emphasizing mutual submission, respect, and sacrificial love, with husbands as spiritual leaders. He encourages parents to lead by example, respect each other, and resolve conflicts calmly. God has a plan for our family and He doesn't want us to deviate.

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What is the greatest commandment? How are we to live our lives?

Jesus' answer in Matthew 22:34-40 cuts through religious pretense to reveal God's ultimate priority: wholehearted love for Him that overflows into love for others. Pastor David examines how this commandment exposes our need for grace while redefining what authentic Christianity looks like in daily life.

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Moses commanded Israel to open wide their hands to the poor, revealing a profound truth, generosity is not optional but a test of our obedience to God. This Sunday, we’ll explore how God’s design for economic justice, including canceled debts and tender hearts toward the needy, exposes our human tendency to hoard rather than trust His provision. Just as Israel’s obedience was meant to eliminate poverty, we’ll see how the early church’s radical generosity models true Christ-like stewardship. Prepare to confront the heart issues behind giving, do we view our resources as God’s gifts or personal possessions to clutch? And how does the gospel, where Christ became poor to enrich us, compel us to live with open hands?

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When Jesus gave the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18-20, He didn’t just issue a command, He revealed the heartbeat of God for all nations. This Sunday, Pastor David will unpack how making disciples begins with three surrendered attitudes: availability ('Here I am, Lord'), worship ('You alone are worthy'), and submission ('All authority is Yours'). Discover how this mission transforms from overwhelming obligation to joyful partnership as we cling to Christ’s promise, 'I am with you always.'

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When David wrote Psalm 34, he wasn’t celebrating victory, he was hiding in a cave, desperate and afraid. Yet his declaration, ‘Magnify the Lord with me!’ reveals worship as the weapon that shrinks giants and refocuses our vision on Christ’s supremacy. This Sunday, Pastor David uncovers how to silence fear by proclaiming Jesus’ name, anchoring in His ‘precious blood,’ and living as though God, not our crisis, is the greatest reality. Join us as we magnify the Lord together!

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In a world where anxiety and burnout are rampant, Romans 12:11-12 offers a counterintuitive path to emotional wholeness: ‘Don’t burn out; keep yourselves fueled and aflame… cheerfully expectant.’ This Sunday, Pastor David will unpack how a vibrant faith, rooted in God’s truth and nurtured through spiritual habits, becomes the foundation for unshakable peace, resilience, and joy. Discover why emotional health isn’t about avoiding struggles but about anchoring your heart in Christ’s presence. You’ll leave equipped to replace exhaustion with endurance and worry with worship.

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