What do you do when God asks something of you and you're not ready? Mary wasn't ready either. She had questions, doubts, and every reason to say no. But she said yes anyway — before the clarity came.This Advent sermon from Luke 1 explores the difference between doubt that's a wall and doubt that's a door, and why faith doesn't require certainty. Just trust. Whether you've followed Jesus for years or you're just checking this out for the first time, there's something here for you.Join us this Christmas season at BBCC for carols, a special kids choir performance, and a community gathering around the real meaning of Advent. All are welcome — bring your questions, your doubts, and your whole complicated mess. We'd love to see you.

What do you do when life doesn't come with a five-year plan? When you're waiting for answers that aren't coming? When you're spiraling — and calling it "being responsible"?In this message, we dive into the story of Joseph in Matthew 1 — a man who received an impossible calling with almost no details. No roadmap. No guarantees. Just a next step. And he took it.If you've been white-knuckling your way through uncertainty, trying to control what you were never meant to carry — this sermon is for you.📖 Scriptures Referenced:• Matthew 1:18-24• Proverbs 3:5-6• Isaiah 41:10💡 Key Takeaways:• Anxiety often disguises itself as responsibility• God doesn't give us the full picture — He gives us the next step• Joy isn't the absence of questions — it's the presence of trust🔥 Three Action Steps from This Message:Name the spin — identify where you've been playing GodTake the next step — stop waiting for certaintyPreach the gospel to yourself daily — truth before the lies start whispering

Is your lack of peace costing you sleep, money, and relationships? We often try to pay the "invoice" of anxiety with distraction, spending, or stress—but the bill never goes away.In this special Christmas season service (featuring candles and communion), we discover that you can’t have the peace of God until you have peace with God. Join us as we trace the story of Shalom from the garden in Genesis to the manger in Luke, and find out how the invoice for your peace has already been paid in full.Key Scriptures: Genesis 3:8–13, Luke 2:8–14, 1 John 3:5–8