Looking to find your people? Join us for Group Connect TODAY, with tables set up throughout the Atrium to help you meet leaders, explore group options, and take your next step into community. Whether you’re interested in men’s and women’s groups, young adults, young professionals, or something else, we’ll help you find the right fit. We can’t wait to help you get connected!
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!
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.
Join us on Sunday, February 22, from 6:00–7:00 p.m. in the Worship Center for an evening of prayer, worship, and thanksgiving as we lift our voices and hearts together. Worship care will be available for children birth–4 years old, so bring the whole family and come expectant for what God will do among us.
Join us on Saturday, February 21, from 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. in the Kids Area for Reflect—a special event designed to help 5th graders understand their identity in Christ and how to reflect Him in all they do. Students will enjoy intentional discipleship, gender-specific rotations, games, and lunch together. Cost is $15.
Life can bring seasons of loss, struggle, and healing—and you don’t have to walk through them alone. Brentwood Baptist offers a variety of Christ-centered support groups designed to provide care, including GriefShare, Trauma Reboot, Healing Strong, Alzheimer’s Support, and Journey to Freedom.
Join us on Wednesday, February 11, from 6:00–7:30 p.m. in the Welcome Center for a special evening created just for single moms in the foster and adoption community. This free Valentine’s dinner is our way of honoring you—your strength, faithfulness, and the love you pour out every day. Enjoy a delicious meal, meaningful connection, and a night where you can simply be celebrated. Dinner is provided, and Preschool and Kids programming is available.
Join us on Sunday, February 15, from 4:30–7:00 p.m. in the Welcome Center for our February Equip Night—an evening designed to equip and encourage foster and adoptive families. We’ll gather for practical teaching and meaningful connection with others who share a heart for
caring for children in vulnerable situations. Space is limited for both the class and childcare, so registration is encouraged.
Join us on Saturday, February 21, from 10:00–11:30 a.m. at the Brentwood Campus Welcome Center for a practical seminar led by Beau Landers of Southeastern Baptist
Theological Seminary. You’ll gain helpful tools for studying Scripture—learning key contexts, essential questions to ask of the text, and effective ways to read Paul’s letters and other New Testament epistles.

Our churchwide journey of Scripture and prayer is helping us stay centered on Christ and aligned with His mission as part of our 2026 Momentum theme. You can follow along using the PDF guide or by subscribing to receive the daily prayer prompts online—it’s not too late to join us as we continue building momentum together in prayer.
Warren and Alexandra serve a dispersed people group throughout the Middle East and North Africa, sharing the gospel and strengthening a young but growing church. They are committed to building relationships, learning language, and shining the light of Christ in a very dark place as their ministry grows and shifts. Pray for the hearts of those they serve to be eager, for wisdom and endurance for their team, and for the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of their family.
Peter’s opening words in 1 Peter are a song of praise that anchors our identity as chosen exiles and our security in Christ. In this episode, we’ll unpack living hope, an inheritance kept by God, and how trials refine our faith into deeper worship.
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