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The Master Carpenter and the Apprentice
In his message, “The Master Carpenter and the Apprentice,” Pastor Nate Ryan explores John 1:35–51 and what it truly means to become a disciple of Jesus Christ. Just as an apprentice learns by spending time with a master carpenter, Christian discipleship is more than acquiring biblical knowledge—it’s a lifelong relationship with Jesus that transforms how…
Offensive Generosity
In his message, “Offensive Generosity,” Pastor Doug Scalise explores Jesus’ Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard in Matthew 20:1–16 and the surprising generosity of God’s Kingdom. While we often compare ourselves with others and focus on what seems fair, Jesus reveals a God whose grace and generosity go far beyond what any of us…
We Will Tell the Coming Generation
In his message, “We Will Tell the Coming Generation,” Pastor Doug Scalise explores Psalm 78:1–7 and God’s call to share our faith with future generations. Building on Brewster Baptist Church’s celebration of 25 years in its expanded facilities, this message challenges us to move beyond simply remembering God’s faithfulness and become intentional about helping others…
We Give Thanks and Praise Your Glorious Name
In his message, “We Give Thanks and Praise Your Glorious Name”, Pastor Doug Scalise celebrates the 25th anniversary of Brewster Baptist Church’s expanded facilities, reflecting on God’s faithfulness and the vision, generosity, and sacrifice of those who made the expansion possible in 2001. Drawing from King David’s prayer of thanksgiving in 1 Chronicles 29, we…
The Loving Father
In his message, “The Loving Father,” Pastor David Pranga concludes the series “Jesus’ Upside-Down Kingdom” by exploring Jesus’ Parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15:1–2, 11–32. While the younger son demands, “Give me what I want,” and the older son insists, “Give me what I deserve,” their loving father offers something far greater: “I…
Offensive Generosity
In his message, “Offensive Generosity,” Pastor Doug Scalise explores Jesus’ Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard in Matthew 20:1–16 and the surprising generosity of God’s Kingdom. While we often compare ourselves with others and focus on what seems fair, Jesus reveals a God whose grace and generosity go far beyond what any of us…