Blessings to you, friends and Family of BBT. Read on for your weekly update. I enjoyed our service last Sunday. Priscilla engaged us in a time of sharing about our hopes for the church. You hear mine all the time, … Continue reading →
In our previous studies Paul has instructed us on our relationship to God and then to others in the church. Now he seems to be moving outward to address how we relate to the rest of the world, even those … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Pam got help from someone when she couldn’t walk to the bus stop. Edith is thankful for the Lord’s protection when a man approached her and then followed her for several blocks. Kim … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. Here’s what’s happening. I really enjoyed the service last Sunday. Priscilla did such a great job with the Sunday school lesson I wondered if I shouldn’t just end it right there so people would think … Continue reading →
We look at Romans 12:9-13. Paul is still providing instruction for leading a transformed life. He has addressed specific callings and how they should be pursued. Now he’s giving instructions to everyone.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us Bobbie is thankful for her daughter Leanne turning 21 in a couple of weeks. Tim’s needed surgery has been scheduled. He continues to improve. Travis enjoyed getting to play and have candy yesterday. … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. I hope and pray that you have chosen to have a great week! Here’s what’s happening at BBT. It was so good to have Priscilla and Kimi back with us on Sunday. Keep praying for … Continue reading →
In the last podcast, we covered Romans 8:1-2 where we are instructed to present our bodies as a “living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God,” and to “be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” I talked a little about … Continue reading →
There is no podcast for Linda’s Sunday school lesson on Sunday because she shared a message from a chapel service at Dallas Theological Seminary that was helpful to her. She says, “This Fall marks 15 years since I started my … Continue reading →
