We live in a world filled with constant noise, distraction, and endless demands for our attention. In this episode, Mike Glenn and Brian Ball explore why biblical solitude is essential for spiritual health and how intentional rhythms of prayer, silence, and Scripture help us hear God more clearly in everyday life.
God isn’t building his church with identical bricks—he’s shaping living stones. In this episode, we explore 1 Peter’s vision of Jesus as the cornerstone and the church as a spiritual house marked by unity (not uniformity), obedience over tradition, and a mission to proclaim mercy and light in a watching world.
In this episode of Sermon Notes, Jay Strother and Brian Ball dive into the story of the wise men in Matthew’s Gospel, exploring how themes of authority, kingship, and obedience challenge us to seek Jesus with humble, responsive hearts this Christmas season.
Dig deeper into Matthew! Discover how Jesus fulfills God’s promises and invites us into true repentance and kingdom living.
Dig deeper into Matthew! Discover how Jesus fulfills God’s promises and invites us into true repentance and kingdom living.
In the debut episode of the Steeple People Podcast, hosts Amy Jo Girardier and Michele Dyer introduce listeners to Tami Majtan, Executive Director of Scarlet Hope Nashville.
What does real devotion look like? Acts 2: The Spirit-Empowered Foundation of the Early Church Acts 2:42–47 gives us a vital snapshot of this early...
In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother wraps up a five-week deep dive into the book of James, focusing on the practical integration of faith and everyday life.
Bringing Hope and Healing to Hurricane Helene Survivors After Hurricane Helene devastated parts of East Tennessee, the Brentwood Baptist Disaster Relief team arrived to help...
In this episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the concluding chapter of the Book of Colossians, discussing the profound Christology and transformative truths presented by Paul. They reflect on the power of community in faith, highlighting how Paul acknowledges his fellow laborers by name and the importance of each individual's role in the body of Christ.
Mac and Grace Johnson have spent the past three years serving in Vancouver, faithfully investing in students and the growing community at Simon Fraser University to make disciples and glorify God.
In the aftermath of Southern California's devastating Eaton fire, a community rallied around affected families, demonstrating that while homes may be lost to the flames, the resilience of faith and human connection remains unshakable.
