The Center of it All: Wounded for Us, He Bore Our Pain
Isaiah 53
Brentwood women, join us on Sunday, August 18, at 6:00 p.m. in Hudson Hall for Gather. We’re excited to gather for a night of worship, fellowship, and time in God’s Word. It will be an evening you won’t want to miss.
Brentwood men, you’re invited to “Better,” our fall kickoff on Sunday, August 25, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Join us for the ultimate guys’ night, featuring a car show in the main parking lot, low country boil, giveaways, and a challenge from our pastor, Jay Strother.
We’re halfway through our journey of reading the whole Bible together chronologically as a church family; we’ve heard countless stories of how God is moving through our church, and we are so thankful! Whether you’ve been with us reading since January or just now joining us, it’s never too late to jump in. As we transition from Kings and Kingdoms to the Prophets, prepare for powerful messages of hope, warning, and God’s unwavering love for His people.
Be the hands and feet of Christ by serving in our Embrace Special Needs ministry! We offer programming for individuals from birth through adulthood during both the 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday services, and we need your help. Whether you can serve weekly, monthly, or occasionally, we would love to have you serve in this ministry. Click below to fill out our volunteer interest form and learn more about how you can get plugged in.
On Sunday, August 4, all preschoolers, kids, and students will advance to their new grade-level classes. We’re excited to see how God will grow both our students and leaders over the next year on Sundays and Wednesdays!
Are you passionate about music and sharing the truth of the Gospel through song? Join us on Wednesday, August 7 for our first fall choir and orchestra rehearsal. Rehearsals are held every Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. in the Choir Room and Orchestra Room, located behind the Worship Center.
Ready to take your faith journey to the next level? Join us at Brentwood Baptist for Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary classes taught at our campus. Whether you’re pursuing a degree or simply seeking to deepen your understanding of theological concepts, these classes are for you.
Join us for the Churchwide Summit in the Brentwood Baptist Worship Center! We’ll hear exciting updates from our leaders, look ahead to our shared vision and mission, and celebrate what God has done this year across all Brentwood Baptist campuses.
Join us at the Williamson County Courthouse for Pray4TN, a statewide initiative in response to the Tennessee House’s joint resolution 803. Together, we’ll unite with courthouses across Tennessee for a powerful moment of prayer, addressing critical issues such as human trafficking, drug abuse, and violence in our state.
In this episode of “Sermon Notes,” Brian Ball is joined by Woodbine Campus and Teaching Pastor, Hunter Melton, to discuss the first 39 chapters of Isaiah. The discussion weaves through themes of God’s patience, the rebellious nature of humanity, and our need for salvation. Emphasizing the pursuit of true joy and intimacy with God, the episode calls for turning away from worldly desires and false idols.
Discipleship through small groups drives all the initiatives Todd and Shirley undertake. They work to establish biblical small groups through their church, a transitional home for women and children called Bloom, and medical teams in rural villages. Click below for specific ways to pray for them and their ministry work.
The largest people group in West Africa is the Hausa, who live in “Hausaland” in Nigeria. They were introduced to Islam through trading with Middle Easterners and have embraced the religion over time. Pray for the spread of the gospel, the well-being of Hausa Christians, their receptiveness to Christianity, the establishment of more churches, and their positive influence in Nigeria.