Remember the thrill of being at the stadium, caught up in the excitement of the game? But, by the time you’re stuck in the parking lot traffic, that passion starts to fade, and life returns to normal. Sometimes religion feels the same way — a fleeting moment, then we get back to real life. What if there was something more — what if there was a lasting, life-changing experience for those willing to get in the game?

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In a world that often celebrates the freedom of casual connections and keeping options open, we sometimes overlook the cost of avoiding commitment. After all, when we’re “playing the field” it’s easy to keep things light and carefree. Real commitment requires vulnerability and responsibility, but without it, we miss out on the deeper, richer experiences that genuine connection offers. Relationships demand investment, trust, and the courage to fully engage. By choosing not to commit, we risk never experiencing the profound depth of connection we were designed for.

Many of us approach our relationship with God in much the same way—keeping Him at a distance, not fully committing to a walk of faith, or only giving part of ourselves. This hesitation to engage with God wholeheartedly not only stunts our spiritual growth, but it can also sabotage the very influence He wants to have in our lives. By failing to commit, we miss the transformative power of His presence.

Now that we’ve come through Easter, it’s time we sit down for a D.T.R. with God, learning to stop” playing the field” and fully commit to the relationship that matters most.

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Easter stands as the most celebrated, controversial, and debated day in history. It marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a pivotal event that has shaped the course of time, religion, and culture for over two millennia. Its significance goes beyond tradition, resonating with millions around the world. Yet this Holy day has sparked intense discussion and controversy—over questions of faith, truth, God, and the nature of life itself. Some see it as the cornerstone of Christianity, while others debate its authenticity. Regardless of where you stand, Easter carries a weight that no other day in history can rival.

This Easter, we invite you to join us at BCC as we explore what this day really means. Whether you are celebrating Jesus’ resurrection, seeking some deeper understanding, questioning what you really believe, or simply coming along with a friend—Easter at BCC offers a chance for you to encounter something truly transformative. Come and experience a celebration of life, faith, and possibility, and discover how the resurrection might just be the good news you’ve been waiting for.

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For many of us, Palm Sunday is about children's parades, waving branches, and a last reminder to buy that ham before Easter. It's a joyful week, with young ones marching down the aisles, holding palm fronds high - everyone singing 'Hosanna' as we remember Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. The church community comes together, marking the start of Holy Week with excitement and anticipation, looking ahead to the resurrection of Christ. But what if the Palm Sunday Paraders, both then and now, don’t really understand what was happening at all? What if the triumphal entry wasn't what it seemed?

Join us at BCC this Sunday as we explore Jesus’ ride into town, discovering what was truly unfolding that day and what it means for us now.

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“What do you want?”

From the sharp, impatient tone of a stranger on the street to the polite inquiry of a waiter at a restaurant, we’re constantly confronted with this simple yet powerful question. But how we respond—whether with irritation, excitement, or indifference—depends on who’s asking, and more importantly, why they’re asking.

Now, imagine if the God of the universe were asking you, “What do you want?”

How would you answer?

This week at BCC, you’re invited to consider your response to this question that Jesus asks while on the road to Jerusalem. Considering what you truly want can stir your soul and ignite your purpose. It’s about peeling back layers of superficial wants and connecting with what you truly need to live a life aligned with your God-given design. Together, let’s make sure we’re asking for the right thing, so when we get the answer, it’s one that truly fulfills.

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"Are you kidding? We're not coming to that."

We get it—when you hear a sermon title like Seizures, Servants, and Asphyxiation: A Family Sunday, it's hard not to raise an eyebrow. But stick with us, because sometimes, the most shocking and powerful words from Jesus are the ones we need to hear most. And we’re going to explore them together as one BCC family.

This week, we'll dive into the real-life challenges that families face—physical, relational, and spiritual. From unexpected struggles of illness to the deep, messy dynamics of serving one another, Jesus' words can turn everything upside down in the best possible way. If we can truly understand these powerful teachings, they might just change our hearts and transforming our families. You won't want to miss this!

We commit to making this a fantastic Sunday to invite friends, neighbors, and family to join us! Whether they have been to church before or not, Family Sunday is a welcoming, joyful opportunity for guests of all ages to connect with our church family as children, parents, grandparents, and everyone in between will gather to lift up our voices and hearts in worship.

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Ever set out on a road trip without a clear destination in mind? Or worse, have you ever thought you knew where you were going, only to end up at the wrong place entirely? When you’re traveling, knowing exactly where you’re headed gives you purpose and direction. Life is no different. Without that clarity, you’re bound to waste time, energy, and maybe even money, trying to figure it out along the way.

And if you’re like me, once your destination is set, the next essential step is packing your toiletry bag. It might seem like a small, routine task, but I’m not going anywhere without my toothbrush and a week’s supply of Q-Tips. Bringing the basics helps us be prepared for whatever the journey brings.

This Sunday at BCC, as we wrap up our Get Off 0 series, you’ll gain clarity on the destination of your life and receive the toiletry bag to get there.

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In our journey to get unstuck in our relationships—with God, others, and ourselves—we revisit the Ten Commandments, focusing on the final one: "You shall not covet." (Exodus 20:17). Unlike other commands, God leaves no loopholes—coveting anything that belongs to someone else disrupts our hearts and lives.

While we don’t often use the word, covet, its reality is everywhere. We want, crave, long for what others have—whether it's relationships, possessions, or status. Culture fuels this with messages like "You deserve more!" and "Once you pop, you can't stop." But Christ calls us to contentment.

Contentment isn’t found in getting more, but in longing for the One who gives life.

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