Students! Join us November 21-23 for an unforgettable weekend at Jonathan Creek Camp filled with worship, powerful teaching, and tons of fun—from team competitions to campus-wide free time activities. Cost is $285 ($40 sibling discount). Register by November 14!
Join us for a special evening of stories, celebration, and hope as we highlight how God is working through foster and adoption ministry across all nine campuses. This dinner event will take place on Sunday, November 9, from 5:00–8:00 p.m. in the Worship Center at the Brentwood Campus.

It’s time to vote for those who will serve our church as Trustees in 2026. These lay leaders are elected by and accountable to our members, bringing oversight to church operations and supporting the Senior Pastor. Please take time to pray and review the candidates before voting on who will serve in leadership next year. Voting will take place on Sundays, November 2 & 9.
Experience the joy of the season at Noel: A Brentwood Christmas Concert, presented by the Brentwood Baptist Choir and Orchestra. This powerful celebration will feature a mix of beloved Christmas classics and fresh new arrangements, performed by a 200+ voice choir and a 100+ member orchestra. Join us in the Brentwood Worship Center for one of five performances: Friday, December 12, at 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, December 13, at 3:00 and 6:00 p.m.; and Sunday, December 14, at 3:00 and 6:00 p.m.
Tickets are just $5, and a portion of the proceeds will support a housing rebuild project for families impacted by Hurricane Helene. We can’t wait to celebrate Christmas with you!

Join us this December for A Brentwood Christmas—a night of joy, community, and celebration! We need volunteers to help create a warm and welcoming experience for every guest, from greeting families to serving at activity stations. Sign up today and join us in sharing the hope and joy of Christmas with our community.
This November, join us in serving our neighbors through three meaningful local missions opportunities—Big Table, The Next Door, and Room in the Inn. Whether you’re distributing gift envelopes to bless service workers, encouraging women in recovery, or preparing meals for those in need, every act of service makes a difference. Step into the story God is writing in our community this month and find your place to serve.
Are you a new or soon-to-be parent? Join us on Wednesday, November 19, from 6:00–7:30 p.m. in Room 1127 (Preschool Area). Together with our preschool ministers and other new parents, you’ll learn how to nurture your child’s faith from day one while exploring what Gospel-centered parenting looks like through our church’s 5G discipleship framework—Gospel Conversations, Groups, Gather, Give, and Go.
Join us for the Deacon Ordination Service on Saturday, November 8, from 6:00–8:00 p.m. in the Worship Center as we celebrate and commission our newly ordained deacons for ministry. A light reception will follow in the Welcome Center. Childcare will be available during the service with registration. Please pick up your children immediately after the service to join you for the reception.
New 2026 Deacons: Richard Carnes, John Dundon, Daxx Dunn, David Galbraith, Jr., Tom Herron, John Moen, Henry Stovall, David Swander, Lyle Taylor, and Don Whitmire.

Join us on Sunday, November 16 at 6:00 p.m. in Baskin Chapel for an evening of beautiful music from our talented young performers. Come support the Student Orchestra and Young String Orchestra as they share their gifts and celebrate the joy of music together. We can’t wait to see you there!
Join us on Sunday, November 23, at 6:00 p.m. in Baskin Chapel for a special evening of music featuring Belmont University’s Chamber Singers. Come experience the beauty of choral music and worship as we gather together to celebrate the season—bring a friend and enjoy this inspiring night of song and community.
Discover how songwriter Don Moen went from writing ad jingles to leading worship around the world. In this inspiring episode, he shares how faith, calling, and creativity came together in ways only God could orchestrate.
In this episode of the Sermon Notes Podcast, we explore what it means to live with an undivided heart in God’s upside-down kingdom. From prayer and spiritual fruit to the narrow gate and the foundation of our lives, discover how Jesus calls us to be not just hearers—but doers—of the Word.
Kelly and Janice serve in Europe, focusing on church planting, citywide collaboration, theological education, and equipping new global workers. As they invest in the Main Projekt—a partnership to develop missional disciples, leaders, and churches—pray for wisdom, unity, and discernment. Lift up their church plant as they send teams into new areas of the city, asking for God’s guidance and favor. Pray also for strength amid physical challenges and for their children to walk in peace and courage as they live out their faith.
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