April 2022 - Brentwood Baptist

Does God Hear Me?

There are multiple questions that keep us up at night. But here is one that riddles even the most devout Christian: “Does God hear me when I call?”

The purpose of 1 John 5 is that we would believe and also know we have assurance of salvation, that we would know we have life in His name.

1 John 5 was written so that we would know we have eternal life through faith in Jesus. Are you sure without a doubt of your salvation?

How do you view yourself? Do you believe your life matters, that you are significant, and highly valued? God desires for you and every person...

Pastor Matt Pearson shares this West Franklin building update to let you know how your generosity is impacting Middle Tennessee for Christ.

Have you ever felt speechless? Here's what you can do when your words aren’t enough.

Our world is full of false teachers and practices. So, how do we overcome? Who's the conqueror here? 1 John 5 tells us who has the victory.

Why do we go and tell? Like Mary Magdalene, we are tasked to seek out those who haven't yet heard and believed and let them know what's what.

Christ lived His life on mission. He told His followers, "I have to get going! (And so do you!)" And we are called to go and tell the same.

Life often makes us question if Christ is truly with us in our pain. We cry out, "Jesus, are You there?" Here's how we know He is with us.

In our seeking and sobbing, we so often forget that Christ is there in our midst—just as Mary Magdalene did. Here's what John 20:14-15 says.

Like Mary in John 20:13, we also know how it feels to face unspeakable disaster. But in Christ, there's more to it than meets the eye—hope.