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

On this First Sunday of Advent, Elder John Leavitt delivers a message titled "Hope in Suffering - The Provocative Message of Psalm 73."Psalm 73 is one of the most honest and shocking chapters in the Bible. It asks the question many believers are afraid to voice: If God is good, why do the wicked prosper? In this sermon, we explore Asaph’s near-loss of faith and the provocative truth that brings him back from the brink.Join us as we light the Candle of Hope and discover that even in our deepest questioning, God remains our strength and our portion.Scripture: Psalm 73 Speaker: Elder John Leavitt Series: Advent 2025

On this Christ the King Sunday, we explore what it truly means for Jesus to be in control. Rev. Al Barth takes us through the powerful encounter in John 4 between Jesus and the Samaritan woman. In a world that often feels chaotic, seeing Christ as King offers us a profound hope that anchors the soul.Join us as we discover how the sovereignty of Jesus transforms our brokenness into a testimony of grace.Scripture: John 4:1-42 Speaker: Rev. Al Barth Series: Christ the King Sunday

What if the frustration, anger, insecurity, and lack of confidence you're experiencing aren't separate problems—but symptoms of one deeper issue: unresolved guilt? In this life-changing message, we discover how guilt operates like a spiritual debt that weighs us down and damages our relationships with God and others.Many of us have reduced confession to a quick "my bad" that enables destructive patterns rather than breaking them. But biblical confession is radically different—it's not just about words, it's about change. Key Scripture: 1 John 1:9, Matthew 5:23-24, Numbers 5:6-7, Luke 19:8In This Message:• Why guilt affects everything from your confidence to your relationships• The difference between fake confession and biblical confession• Why saying "I'm sorry" to God isn't enough when you've wronged someone else• How authentic confession breaks the cycle of guilt and restores joy• Practical steps to make things right with those you've wrongedThis is Part 2 of our "Who Stole Your Joy?" series. Don't let unresolved guilt continue to block your spiritual heart. Take the courageous step toward freedom through authentic confession and restoration.Visit us: https://bbcconline.comService Times: Sundays at 9:00am & 10:30amLocation: 9515 Boynton Beach Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL 33472If you need someone to talk to about taking steps toward reconciliation and restoration, our pastoral care team is here to help.#ChristianSermon #Confession #Guilt #SpiritualFreedom #BoyntonBeachChurch #BiblicalTeaching #Restoration #ChristianFaith #JoyInChrist

Behind every outburst, every cold shoulder, every bitter thought is a simple reality: you didn't get what you were convinced you deserved. Someone owes you. And that unpaid debt is destroying your joy, your relationships, and your spiritual health.In this powerful message, we discover that anger—like guilt—is fundamentally about debt. But unlike guilt (where "I owe"), anger says "I am owed." The tragedy is that many of us spend our lives waiting for debts to be paid that cannot be paid, transforming from people who are angry into angry people.Through Paul's radical command in Ephesians 4:31-32, we learn that forgiveness isn't just a feeling—it's a decisive action that mirrors how God forgave us in Christ. This message provides a practical, four-step process for forgiving those who have wronged you and experiencing the freedom that comes from canceling debts that can never be repaid.Key Scripture: Ephesians 4:31-32, Matthew 18In This Message:• Why anger is really about unpaid debts• How victims become prisoners of their own bitterness• Why forgiveness is a decision, not a feeling• A practical 4-step process for forgiving anyone• How to handle recurring memories of past hurts• The connection between God's forgiveness of you and your forgiveness of othersThis is Part 3 of our "Who Stole Your Joy?" series. If anger has been stealing your peace, damaging your relationships, and blocking your heart from experiencing God's best—this message offers a path to freedom.Visit us: https://bbcconline.comService Times: Sundays at 9:00am & 10:30amLocation: 9515 Boynton Beach Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL 33472Don't let unresolved anger continue to poison your life. Take the courageous step toward freedom through biblical forgiveness.#ChristianSermon #Forgiveness #Anger #SpiritualFreedom #BoyntonBeachChurch #BiblicalTeaching #EmotionalHealing #ChristianFaith #JoyInChrist #Ephesians

What if the frustration, anger, insecurity, and lack of confidence you're experiencing aren't separate problems—but symptoms of one deeper issue: unresolved guilt? In this life-changing message, we discover how guilt operates like a spiritual debt that weighs us down and damages our relationships with God and others.Many of us have reduced confession to a quick "my bad" that enables destructive patterns rather than breaking them. But biblical confession is radically different—it's not just about words, it's about change. Key Scripture: 1 John 1:9, Matthew 5:23-24, Numbers 5:6-7, Luke 19:8In This Message:• Why guilt affects everything from your confidence to your relationships• The difference between fake confession and biblical confession• Why saying "I'm sorry" to God isn't enough when you've wronged someone else• How authentic confession breaks the cycle of guilt and restores joy• Practical steps to make things right with those you've wrongedThis is Part 2 of our "Who Stole Your Joy?" series. Don't let unresolved guilt continue to block your spiritual heart. Take the courageous step toward freedom through authentic confession and restoration.Visit us: https://bbcconline.comService Times: Sundays at 9:00am & 10:30amLocation: 9515 Boynton Beach Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL 33472If you need someone to talk to about taking steps toward reconciliation and restoration, our pastoral care team is here to help.#ChristianSermon #Confession #Guilt #SpiritualFreedom #BoyntonBeachChurch #BiblicalTeaching #Restoration #ChristianFaith #JoyInChrist