You try to do the right thing. I know you do. You tell the truth when it would be easier to lie, you stay kind when bitterness would feel justified, and you hold yourself to a standard even when no one else seems to care. You do what’s right — and yet, somehow, you’re the one left behind. Someone else gets the recognition, the reward, the blessing you hoped would come from your effort and integrity. And you’re left wondering why doing right feels so much like losing.

Do you know that ache — the one that comes when goodness doesn’t seem to pay off? It comes when a God of justice lets the wicked prosper and the faithful go unnoticed. What do we do then? Do we still hold to what’s right when it feels like no one, not even God, is keeping score? This week at BCC, we’ll wrestle with that tension — not to chase comfort, but to walk with you when the world seems to have forgotten what justice looks like and God seems so silent.

Join us on Sunday at 9:30 am.

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Ever had those moments in your life when God feels absent? When prayers echo into emptiness, when life unravels, and heaven stays quiet? We all face seasons when God’s silence feels louder than His presence — when the story we’re living doesn’t seem to have a trace of Him in it, when we wonder if he’s even there at all. If you’re feeling that way now, you are not alone.

This week at BCC, we begin a new series on the story of Esther — the only book in Scripture where God’s name is never mentioned, His voice never heard, and His presence never acknowledged. It is the story of a God who remains silent. And yet, through the silence, the story still moves. Join us as we discover that even in God’s silence, our stories still move.

Join us on Sunday at 9:30 am.

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Worship and awe come naturally when we encounter beauty—whether in a sunset, a deep connection, or a moment of joy, our hearts naturally overflow with gratitude. But when hardship strikes, worship feels much harder. The weight of pain, loss, and struggle often clouds our ability to see beyond our circumstances.

Yet, imagine the freedom and joy we could experience if we learned to worship even in the hardest moments. If we could shift our focus back to worship, it might transform how we see God, ourselves, and our situation. Join us at BCC this week as we explore a powerful idea together, learning how worship isn’t just for the good times, but that we are called to Worship In Everything.

Join us on Sunday at 9:30 am.

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