A Brentwood Christmas
Join us TONIGHT, December 7, from 5:00–7:30 p.m. for A Brentwood Christmas—a festive evening for the whole family and community. This year’s celebration includes the Christmas Food Project, a special time of serving our neighbors this morning; Journey to Bethlehem, a walk-through retelling of Jesus’ birth; and Christmas Towne, filled with inflatables, games, food, ponies, puppies, photo booths, and more. And if you want to make the most of the night, click here to grab a Dash Pass to skip the lines and enjoy faster access to activities. Celebrate the wonder, joy, and worship of Christmas together with family and friends!
Christmas Food Project
Join us TODAY, December 7 from 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. in Wilson Hall for our Christmas Food Project Packing Day! This year, we’re expanding the Brentwood Christmas experience into the morning hours as we work together to pack 2,500 food boxes and fuel bags to help sustain families and children through the season. Bring your family or Life Group and head down the hall to fill boxes with pantry staples and fuel bags with individual snacks—no registration required!
Christmas Giving Project
We can give generously because we have received the greatest gift in Jesus Christ. This Christmas, we will provide over 1,500 food boxes and 1,000 fuel bags for local families in need. Every $100 provides food for a family for one week. Our goal is to raise $150,000 for our neighbors facing food insecurity.
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.
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!
Sermon Notes | Matthew 1–2: Jesus, History, and the Unexpected Paths to Christmas
Matthew 1–2 reveals how God was guiding history toward Jesus. Jay Strother and Brian Ball explore the genealogy, empires, and unexpected people in these chapters—showing how the promised King arrived and how we can avoid missing Him today.
Week of December 7, 2025 | Winston and Emmy | Southern Africa
Winston and Emmy serve in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, where they planted Sojourner Church in the city center. Their ministry also includes a local coffee shop that serves as a hub for discipleship and outreach. Pray for their church community to grow in faith, for wisdom as they pursue adoption, and for peace and justice throughout Zimbabwe.
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