Sunday Morning Recap

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on the crucifixion of Jesus on the Cross. You have no more shame in Christ. You have been ransomed and rescued by the blood of Jesus. Embrace the freedom He offers, and let go of feeling unworthy. Jesus took your shame and humiliation.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we near the end of our series in Luke, Pastor Brady spoke on the Passover holiday and its meaning. God sent His perfect, first born Son to pay the debt that we would never be able to pay. If we have accepted Jesus into our heart, the death and judgement that Jesus faced will now pass over us because of God's grace towards us. That is the good news!Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This morning, we continued our series in Luke with Pastor Steve talking about how God wants us to pursue Him. Our priorities must be focused on Him above all else. As much as God wants a relationship with us though, He desires and deserves our full trust. Are you pursuing Him?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continue through Luke, Pastor Jim spoke on the good and bad that we can do as humans. The key thing in our relationship with God is that no amount of good or avoiding bad will save us or keep us from hell. We are saved through grace, through faith, not through any amount of works that we can do.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we celebrated Jesus' resurrection this past Easter Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on the value that we have to God. Your value to God is shown in the cost of His search and rescue plan for you. You matter to God. You matter to us.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we gathered this past Sunday on Palm Sunday, Pastor Randy spoke on the cost that it takes for following Jesus. We know in life that everything has a cost and following Jesus is no different. Jesus tells us that we must love Him above all else, and oftentimes that will mean making difficult decisions. In the end, standing face to face with Jesus makes all of the sacrifices worth it, but are you willing to make the choice today?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on being comfortable in our walk with Christ. We all love comfort, but at times that can create issues for us because an active pursuit and faith in God will not always be comfortable. Faith is not just believing that there is a God, but is active. Are you willing to be uncomfortable?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continue through Luke, Pastor James spoke on the 'stuff' that we can have. We must first define greed and identify the side effects that it can have on our lives in order to letting God take the sin from us. The solution is a habit of intentional generosity. The question we all need to ask ourselves is Lord what do you want me to do with the extra?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on the importance of prayer and the reasons why we need it in our life. It's not just about asking God to do something for us, but about building the relationship with Him that we desperately need. God wants this relationship with us more than anything and prayer is our answer to this need.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Brady spoke on the kingdom work that we are called to do. There can be various reasons why we might not pursue the work, whether it's because we don't feel a sense of direction or feel equipped or called, but ultimately the work is urgent. Jesus tells us that the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few, so let's get to work.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As Pastor Steve spoke this past Sunday in Luke 9, Jesus is speaking on the things that one must to do follow Him. However, this is more about what you do gain by following Jesus, look what God has for you, and what we are called to by Him.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on the tests that Jesus can present to us as followers of Christ. Is there something or someone that you are holding onto that might be preventing you from fully trusting in Him? Is there an area of your life where you are pursuing self over God? The ultimate question that we need to answer though is who do you say that He is?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continue through the book of Luke, Pastor James spoke this past Sunday on being aware of what we hear and how we perceive it. Like the parable in Luke 8, the seed is the Word of God, and every time the Word is taught, it has a softening effect on some and on others it has a hardening effect. We must remember to have an open heart to hear what God has to say to us.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday Pastor Steve spoke on the needs that we can face throughout our lives. Ultimately, God desires our love and wants to us to rely on Him. The one thing that will keep us from loving God with all our hearts is self-sufficiency. Are you living your life in a way that you are saying you need God?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Randy talked about the passage in Luke 6. As a Christian, the "rules" that we must follow were given to us for a reason, but our value is not found in how well we are able to follow the rules. We will ultimately fall short, but because God loved us so much, He sent His Son to give the performance that we are not ever able to give.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Jim covered Luke 5 speaking on our obedience to God. As we saw with Peter, the ask from God may not always make sense at the time, but through our obedience, He is at work. Our relationship with God is more about being a follower and not just being a believer.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve talks about the temptations that come against us in life throughout our walk with Christ. Satan's temptation of us is not to make us bad people, he wants to rob us of our trust in God. What temptation am I struggling with right now in my life?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, as we picked back up our series in Luke, Pastor Steve talked about the mission that God has for us. God's call to us may often come to us 'in the wilderness' so that we are able to hear God's voice. The unique gifts, experiences, and passions God has placed in us has prepared us for His mission. What one step can you take to step into His mission?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

On this past New Year's Day Sunday, Pastor Brady talked about not forgetting Christmas. We must continuously remind ourselves of what God has done for us. Throughout the next year, Christmas can serve as a reminder of the gift that was given to us. Whatever it takes, there are a variety of ways to remember this resolution for the new year.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve started off our series in Luke by providing some context around the scriptures. While it took many years, we know that the birth of Jesus was a fulfilled promise. Who do you know right now that is sitting in darkness that God may be calling you to bring the light of Jesus to? He always uses the unlikely.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Randy led us through the why and how of the S.O.A.P method that we will undertake as a church over the next several months. This acronym, which stands for Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer will help us build a habit in our lives of being in the Word. The important thing to remember is that God doesn't want more from us, He wants more of us.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, as we wrapped up our series, Unoffendable, Pastor Steve talked about forgiving those who have offended us. There are many misconceptions in forgiveness, but it is a promise to cancel the debt or offense, and is a decision that is made, not a feeling. Is there someone that you need to forgive today?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Jim, continued our series, Unoffendable, with a message of the trap of ignoring the offense. When we hold on to our offenses, we don't deal with the pain. We don't choose the things that happen to us, but we do choose how we live. Is your view of your offense bigger than your view of God?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continued our series, Unoffendable, this past Sunday Pastor Steve talked about the revenge trap. Revenge makes promises that it never delivers. A revenge-filled heart is a blame-filled heart. Are you holding on to revenge or resent?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we kicked off a new series this past Sunday, Unoffendable, Pastor James talking about being offended. According to the Bible, avoiding an offense is impossible, but living offended is a choice. The mission of the church is critical and God's plan for your future is too big you to hold on to an offense. Hear Pastor Randy and Brady recap this message. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, we had guest speaker, Greg Land, bring a message on the war that we face as Christians. We must put on the whole armor of God, which starts with the truth as our foundation and always ends with prayer. Are you prepared for battle? Hear Pastor Steve and Randy recap this message. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Brady, continued our series, Real ID, speaking on how our relationship with Christ should affect all the other relationships in our life. In all of our relationships, we must submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve continued our series, Real ID, talking about God's plan that was given to us for helping us become more like Jesus. That plan God gives us is so that the body of Christ can do the work of Jesus. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Randy continued our series, Real ID, talking about the grace and mercy that has been given to us from God. Paul tells us that this grace is not meant for us, but is meant so that others may come to find Jesus through our story. Are you sharing your story of grace with others? Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor James continued our series, Real ID, talking about not who we were. We were dead, but God is the greatest news that we can hear. Because of God's rich mercy, God made us alive in Christ. Have you responded to the grace of God? Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve kicked off our new series, Real ID, covering the question who are we? He chose us to be His children and adopted us with great pleasure. When we accept Him as savior, we are free of the old life and forgiven of the sin. If we will believe in what Christ has done done for us, we will receive what God has for us. Our real identity is found in Him. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As Pastor Randy wrapped up our series, At War, this past Sunday, he talked about making sure we worship God outside the church in all circumstances. The true and authentic worship of God will get on people's nerves. Are you worshipping God in every circumstance? Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, as we continued our series on Mother's Day, Pastor Steve spoke on the need to share the Gospel. If you have believed the Gospel that makes Christ your Savior, you have been commanded from the King to share the good news. God's love compels us to share the Gospel. At Boulevard, our mission is to help people find Jesus and help people follow Jesus, but that can only be accomplished if you are sharing the Gospel. Who do you need to share it with? Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continued our series, This is the Gospel, Pastor Steve spoke this past Sunday about the gospel driven life. As the gospel flows into you, it opens the way for a Gospel empowered life, so that the Gospel can flow through you. Satan does not need to get you to be wicked to take you away from the joy and opportunity-filled Gospel Driven Life God has for you. He only has to get you distracted. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

On this past Easter Sunday, Pastor Steve kicked off our new series, This is the Gospel, challenging us to hear the gospel. We know the gospel is real, relevant, and enough for us. God just asks you to meet Him as you are. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we wrapped up our series, Rise and Fall, Pastor Jim spoke this past Sunday on the end of Joseph's life and how he responded to the injustices throughout his life. God's intentions overrule our intentions every time. We may not understand, or even always agree with our current situation, but God does know and God always has the better plan for our lives. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Jim continued our series, Rise & Fall talking about our reactions or our response to situations in life. Joseph was not going to be defined by what had been done to him but by the purpose God had given him. How would you respond if you were confident that God was with you? Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

Pastor Steve continued our series Rise & Fall this past Sunday, speaking on Joseph's rise to power over the land of Egypt. God knows you are ready for the future He has for you when you have trusted Him with your past. What is God preparing you for? Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

Pastor Steve continued our series, Rise & Fall, this past Sunday with a message on hardships. God's presence doesn't give you a pass from hardship. God is preparing you for what He has planned for you. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons. Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continued our series, Rise & Fall, Pastor Randy brought a great message this past Sunday. We must look for ways to be relentlessly obedient. Always remember that our response to injustice is patience because the Lord is with you.

As we kicked off our new series, Rise and Fall, Pastor Jim talked about the faithfulness of God. Through the ups and through the downs, through the rise and through the fall, God is faithful through it all. Fun fact for this episode - listen in to find out what the fun office smell was.