Join us as we begin 2025 with 40 days of intentional prayer, seeking God’s power and presence in every area of ministry. Together, we pray this season will spark spiritual renewal, breakthrough, and gospel impact across Middle Tennessee and beyond.
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Daily prayers are crafted to guide you in seeking God’s will and joining Him in His work through intentional, focused prayer.
Acts 2:42-47 paints a picture of the early church’s devotion to God and one another, showing how genuine community can reflect Christ’s love and draw others to Him. This devotion calls us to live authentically in fellowship and service. Pray for Begin Anew as they empower adults through education and mentorship, and for Transformation Nepal as they bring holistic development to marginalized communities.
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Hebrews 10:24-25 and Ephesians 5:18-20 remind us to love others as Christ loved us—personally, sacrificially, and unconditionally. This devotion challenges us to grow in community and reflect God’s love in our relationships. Pray for Real Life Ft. Campbell as they reach military families and make disciples in Clarksville, and for Kevin and Casey as they plant churches among the Deaf community in Southeast Asia, sharing the gospel with boldness.
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Proverbs 3:9 calls us to honor the Lord with all He has given us, trusting Him as faithful stewards. This devotion invites us to grow deeper in faith by releasing our resources in obedience and worship. Pray for His Holy Hill in Murfreesboro as they build a united, gospel-driven community, and for Matthew and Julia in Southeastern Europe as they lead outreach programs and house churches in sharing Christ’s love.
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Psalm 22:27 reminds us of God’s plan for all nations to worship Him. This devotion challenges us to share the good news of Jesus with every tribe and tongue, praying for clarity in our role in God’s mission. Pray for Sudanese Fellowship as they bring hope to the Sudanese community in Middle Tennessee and for Hope for Tomorrow in Guatemala City as they care for children’s holistic needs and guide them in faith.
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Matthew 4:19-23 shows us how Jesus lived on mission by sharing the good news and meeting physical needs in His own community. This devotion challenges us to follow His example, starting with those around us. Pray for Cul2Vate as they address hunger and provide job training in Middle Tennessee, and for African Leadership as they equip Gospel-centered leaders to transform communities across Africa.
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Acts 2:42,46 and John 13:15 remind us of the importance of biblical community in growing and thriving as followers of Christ. This devotion encourages believers to engage in groups for support, accountability, and fellowship. Pray for Welcome Home Ministries as they guide individuals toward healing and transformation through the gospel and for Every Girl Counts in Kenya as they empower girls through education and life skills training.
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1 Corinthians 15:3-4 and 1 Peter 3:15-16 remind us to always be ready to share the hope of Jesus, trusting the Holy Spirit to work through Gospel Conversations. This devotion encourages us to live in a way that reflects Christ’s grace and truth. Pray for DCS workers as they support vulnerable children and families and for Chase and Leslie as they disciple believers and share Christ in a region closed to the gospel.
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2 Timothy 2:1-7 calls us to rely on God's grace for strength and endurance in making disciples who multiply Christ’s love. This devotion encourages us to live out the gospel authentically in words and actions. Pray for Whitsitt Elementary as they serve a diverse community in Woodbine and for David and Laura in Edinburgh as they equip believers and lead outreach efforts across Europe.
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Acts 2:41-47 highlights the early church's devotion to God’s Word, genuine community, and vibrant worship as markers of true health. This devotion challenges us to prioritize these principles in building faithful churches. Pray for the International Leadership Coalition as they train servant leaders in Tennessee and for Kelly and Janice in Germany as they plant churches and create discipleship resources while navigating health challenges.
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1 Peter 4:8-11 calls us to serve others selflessly, modeling Christ’s compassionate and generous heart. This devotion encourages us to meet the needs of our communities joyfully, reflecting God’s love in action. Pray for GraceWorks Ministries as they expand their efforts to combat poverty in Williamson County and for Send Relief as they bring hope and gospel-centered support to those facing disaster worldwide.
Read ArticleSimply put, we believe that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. Everything we are and everything we have comes from Him and works together for His purpose. So, we worship Him.
We believe that the Bible is God’s true and perfect Word. It is our road map for navigating this journey we call life. That’s why we actively pursue discipleship of Jesus through the study of the Scriptures.
We believe that Jesus came into the world, not to condemn the world but to save it. We believe that we are most like Him when we show love for one another through relationships and service.
A few years ago, Brentwood Baptist Church leadership recognized the value of regional campuses in multiple communities throughout the greater Nashville area.
The mission is the same at every campus location—engaging the whole person with the whole gospel of Jesus Christ anywhere, anytime, with anybody. Every campus shares this same DNA through a common mission, vision, and message. However, each campus has the flexibility to contextualize ministry to its unique community under the leadership of its own campus pastor.
Our mission is to engage the whole person with the whole gospel of Jesus Christ anywhere, anytime, with anybody.
Simply put, we believe that Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Everything we are and everything we have comes from Him and works together for His purpose. And so we worship Him.
We believe that the Bible is God’s true and perfect Word. It is our road map for navigating this journey we call life. And so we actively pursue discipleship of Jesus through the study of the Scriptures.
We believe that Jesus came into the world not to condemn the world, but to save it. We believe that we are most like Him when we show love for one another through relationships and through service.
Our governance structure is based on the biblical principle that the local church is an autonomous, self-governing body of baptized believers and is accountable to God for its decisions and actions. The ultimate authority for governance is vested in the membership in a congregational form of church governance. The Scriptures provide latitude in how a church makes leadership and administrative decisions.
Acts 2:42-47 paints a picture of the early church’s devotion to God and one another, showing how genuine community can reflect Christ’s love and draw others to Him. This devotion calls us to live authentically in fellowship and service. Pray for Begin Anew as they empower adults through education and mentorship, and for Transformation Nepal as they bring holistic development to marginalized communities.
Read Article
Hebrews 10:24-25 and Ephesians 5:18-20 remind us to love others as Christ loved us—personally, sacrificially, and unconditionally. This devotion challenges us to grow in community and reflect God’s love in our relationships. Pray for Real Life Ft. Campbell as they reach military families and make disciples in Clarksville, and for Kevin and Casey as they plant churches among the Deaf community in Southeast Asia, sharing the gospel with boldness.
Read Article
Proverbs 3:9 calls us to honor the Lord with all He has given us, trusting Him as faithful stewards. This devotion invites us to grow deeper in faith by releasing our resources in obedience and worship. Pray for His Holy Hill in Murfreesboro as they build a united, gospel-driven community, and for Matthew and Julia in Southeastern Europe as they lead outreach programs and house churches in sharing Christ’s love.
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