Christmas Eve at Brentwood
Join us on Wednesday, December 24 for candlelight services at 11:00 a.m., 1:00, 3:00, and 5:00 p.m. in the Worship Center as we celebrate the birth of Christ together. These family-friendly services will include worship, Scripture, and candlelight as we rejoice in the true Light of the world. Worship Care will not be provided, and only the 3:00 p.m. service will be streamed live.
Noel: A Brentwood Christmas Concert
Experience the joy of the season with our 200+ voice choir and 100+ member orchestra performing beloved Christmas classics and fresh arrangements. Today is the final day! Join us for one of our last two performances at 3:00 or 6:00 p.m. in the Brentwood Worship Center. Limited walk-up tickets available. Refunds can be requested for previously purchased tickets.
Volunteer for Christmas Eve Services!
Join us on Wednesday, December 24, as we welcome our community to celebrate the birth of Christ during our Candlelight Christmas Eve Services at 11:00 a.m., 1:00, 3:00, and 5:00 p.m. We need volunteers to help greet guests, guide families, and create a worshipful atmosphere as we rejoice in the true Light of the world. Sign up today and help make this Christmas Eve meaningful for every person who walks through our doors.
Service Time Change | Sunday, December 28
Join us for family-friendly worship (no childcare) at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, December 28. Please note there will be no 8:00 a.m. service this week. We look forward to worshiping together as we close out the year in gratitude and praise!
Year End Giving
We are stewards of all God has given us, and December giving is important as we look to finish well and start strong in the new year! You can give online or by other tax-advantaged means. Gifts must be received or postmarked by Wednesday, December 31, 2025, to be included in your 2025 Contribution Statement.
Snowball Girls Retreat
Join us for Snowball Girls Retreat—a weekend retreat for 6th–12th grade girls at Camp Widjiwagan, January 31–February 1. This unforgettable weekend will include worship, small groups, Bible teaching, and more—all designed to help students grow closer to Christ and each other. Don’t miss this chance to connect, recharge, and make lasting memories!
Anvil Guys Retreat
Middle and high school boys—grab your dad (or a mentor) and join us for the Anvil Guys Retreat at Camp Widjiwagan, February 21–22. This 24-hour getaway is designed to strengthen faith, build community, and create unforgettable memories. We’ll dig deep into God’s Word through worship, small groups, and intentional time together, while also enjoying plenty of friendly competition and outdoor fun. Don’t miss this powerful weekend of connection and growth.
Men’s Midweek Kickoff
Kick off the new year with our Men’s Midweek study on the Apostle Peter, Wednesdays, January 7 and 14, from 6:00–7:30 p.m. in Wilson Hall. These evenings will feature teaching, conversation, and fellowship as we explore Peter’s bold faith and calling. Pastor Jay Strother will teach on January 7 to help launch this special kickoff, which leads into our semester-long study of 1 Peter beginning January 21 (Wednesdays) and January 22 (Thursdays).
Women’s Midweek
Women’s Midweek is back starting Wednesday, January 7, from 6:00–7:30 p.m.—and there’s a seat for you. Join us as we gather in groups to grow in God’s Word and build community with other women who are walking with Jesus through every season of life.
Wednesday Nights at Brentwood
Wednesday nights at Brentwood Baptist are designed for the whole church family to grow in Christ together, with spaces for every age and stage in life. Join us starting Wednesday, January 7, from 6:00–7:30 p.m. for Preschool KidLife, Kids Impact, Student LIFE Groups, Embrace Special Needs Ministry, Men’s and Women’s Midweek Bible studies, choir, and orchestra—we can’t wait to see you there!
Register Now for Spring 2026 EQUIP Courses
Ready to grow in your understanding of Scripture and theology? Sign up for the Spring 2026 EQUIP courses at Brentwood Baptist, offered in partnership with Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Courses are available to students enrolled at SEBTS. Non-SEBTS students are welcome to audit the class for a fee of $50. This semester’s classes include Hermeneutics, New Testament II, and Great Commission. Spaces are limited, so reserve your seat today!
Steeple People | Finding Faith in Silence: How God Prepared Steph for the Deaf Church
When Steph began losing her hearing as an adult, God had already been weaving deaf community, sign language, and gospel friendships into her story. In this conversation, she shares how the deaf church has become a place of family, mission, and knowing El Roi—the God who sees.
Sermon Notes | Matthew 1–2: Jesus, History, and the Unexpected Paths to Christmas
Joseph’s story in Matthew 1:18–25 is more than a quiet scene in a nativity set—it’s a window into astonishing obedience, the mystery of the virgin birth, and the hope of Emmanuel, God with us, in our everyday lives.
Week of December 14, 2025 | Coulson and May | West Asia*
Coulson and May host an Oasis Rest Home in an ancient city, providing space for global workers and Christian leaders to find rest, healing, and spiritual renewal. Through debriefing, pastoral care, and prayer, they help strengthen others serving on the frontlines. Pray for favor with local leaders, spiritual vitality, and that their home would be a place of peace and transformation.
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