Do people use religious traditions as a way of covering up the darkness in their hearts? And if so, why? Jesus died to set us free from sin, and from bondage to law-keeping as our pathway to righteousness. If you've been working hard to be right, to do right, and to look right - get ready for some good news!

Pastor Del kicks off this learning series with a challenge to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit.

How do we grow in our faith, intentionally?  Life Stage Director Laurel Quinn reviews our church values and shares how the KidsMin team offers specific, personalized feedback to every child in our ministry groups; to encourage them, and to help them take their next steps of faith.  If you are curious about BCBC's Spiritual Growth Guides for kids, this explanation shares the heart and purpose of the guides.

The capstone of Psalms with the ultimate call to praise - let EVERYTHING that has breath, praise the Lord. Rich Lee (one of BCBC's Worship Leaders) brings this message home, not only inviting us to a lifestyle of praise, but also explaining why music especially is a part of our worship experience. 

Psalm 145 was written to help us internalize some of the most important truths about God. Open to this Psalm yourself and get to know God more personally.

Do you have enough faith to trust God for justice? How do prayers against our enemies match up with the Christian call to forgive?  Learn from the example of David as he calls out to God in this "imprecatory" prayer for vengeance. Is it okay to pray this way today?

Psalm 135 was written for those celebrating God's presence in Jerusalem. Join Pastor Dan to learn how this Psalm is much deeper and wider than you might expect.

Open to Psalm 121 and walk with Pastor Dan toward Jerusalem in this "Song of Ascent."  Sung by pilgrims long ago, this Psalm can help you build confidence in God by looking beyond the "mountains" in your life.

Did Jesus and the Apostles have a favorite Psalm?  Pastor Del argues that it might be this royal, messianic one. Jump in to hear three surprises and how to take Psalm 110 personally.

Guest Communicator Ron Evans (Elder at BCBC) shares about what gratefulness to God really involves.