Upcoming Events
Some sins are very visible. Others quietly settle into our lives, becoming so common or socially acceptable that we stop noticing them altogether. This series explores the "tolerable sins" that can subtly shape our hearts, our relationships, and our walk with Jesus. Together, we'll examine what Scripture says about the attitudes and habits we often excuse—and discover the freedom that comes from inviting God to transform every area of our lives.
If you’ve experienced the loss of a loved one, you don’t have to go through it alone. Grief Share is a Christ-centered support group designed to help you navigate the difficult journey of grief in a safe and caring environment.
Our next session of Grief Share classes will meet on Thursday evenings, August 13 to November 5, from 6:30 to 8:00pm in the Family Life Center Room 2. Each class includes video teaching, group discussion, and personal reflection to help you find comfort and hope through God’s Word and through the support of others who understand what you’re going through.
Fall is a great time to grow in your faith and connect with others. Choose an elective that interests you, invite a friend, and join us as we learn, grow, and follow Jesus together.
Fall Soccer registration is open! Sign up for our youth soccer leagues running this September and October, featuring Mighty Mites (ages 3–4) and Kid’s Soccer (ages 5–11). It is a wonderful, supportive environment for kids to learn the basics, stay active, and make new friends. Register early online at bfcsports.sportngin.com before the August 7 deadline. Space is limited!
Community Bible Study is studying Matthew this year! Matthew gives his Jewish readers a stunning portrait of Jesus as Israel's promised Messiah—Son of David, Son of Abraham, and sovereign King who fulfills every prophetic pattern. He invites readers to see what the disciples saw—that every shadow of the Old Testament finds its substance in Christ, and every word and work of Jesus pulls back the curtain on His coming Kingdom. "Behold, your King is coming to you..." Matthew 21:5
