Brunswick Seventh-day Adventist Church

Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

November 26, 2022

This week’s message: Who is my neighbor. This week, TJ and Nathan will invite all of us to reflect on the parable of the Good Samaritan. There’s so much to learn! Check out the study guide and dig into the story for yourself.

—Nathan

Next week: Glory Rising

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

November 19, 2022

This week’s message: The Gathered Church. This week TJ and Nathan pick up their series originating in Isaiah 58 with a teaching that focuses on the implications for our weekly gathering (and more) from what we’ve been learning from Scripture.

—Nathan

Next week: The Good Samaritan

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

November 12, 2022

This week’s message: Happy and Healthy with Dr. Eddie Ramirez. This exciting health series begins THIS Thursday @ 6 PM at Omega Wellness (12 Industrial Parkway). It will continue with a presentation Friday @ 6 PM (Church) and then on Sabbath at both our 9 AM and 11:15 AM Worships and into the afternoon. Lunch will be provided.

—Nathan

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

November 5, 2022

This week’s message: Guest speaker, Mia Joseph. This week we’ll have a special speaker, Mia Joseph, a Pine Tree Academy junior. I’m looking forward to her message! Please pray for her—and our school—as you anticipate this Sabbath.

—Nathan

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

October 29, 2022

This week’s message: Recap. This week’s message will be a review of the major ideas we’ve covered in the first six-parts of our series building on Isaiah 58. TJ and I will highlight and clarify the over-arching themes and core principles in a clear, (hopefully) easy to follow presentation.

—Nathan

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

October 8, 2022

This week’s message: Repairing the Breach, pt 3, continued.

CORRECTION: We apologize for the mistaken date at the end of today's message: Jesus' death occurred in A.D. 31, not A.D. 27.

This week TJ and I will finish part three of our ‘sub-series’ on the Sabbath. We will continue reflecting on Jesus’ relationship to the Sabbath during his earthly ministry, picking up where we left off last week.

PLEASE NOTE: This week’s study guide is identical to last week’s study guide, so if you’ve already worked through the study guide, consider reading and reflecting on John 5-9.

—Nathan

9 AM Worship: Great Room

10:05 AM ALL Sabbath Schools

Children’s Sabbath School begins with music in the Village Square, followed by a nature lesson and more!

Adult Sabbath School takes place in the sanctuary (also live–streamed on YouTube).

Young Adult Sabbath School takes place in our Young Adult Classroom

11:15 AM Worship: Sanctuary & live-streamed on YouTube

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

October 1, 2022

This week’s message: Repairing the Breach, pt 3.

This week TJ and I will dive into part three of our ‘sub-series’ on the Sabbath. As you know, this three part series is one small piece of a larger series of messages exploring the implications for today’s church of the message in Isaiah 58. In this teaching we’ll be exploring how Jesus’ related to, and understood, the Sabbath.

—Nathan

9 AM Worship: Great Room

10:05 AM ALL Sabbath Schools

Children’s Sabbath School begins with music in the Village Square, followed by a nature lesson and more!

Adult Sabbath School takes place in the sanctuary (also live–streamed on YouTube).

Young Adult Sabbath School takes place in our Young Adult Classroom

11:15 AM Worship: Sanctuary & live-streamed on YouTube

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

September 24, 2022

This Week's Message: Repairing the Breach, pt 2.

We're continuing our dive into the Sabbath as connected to the paradigm of Isaiah 58. We'll be building on last week's teaching, looking at what might be referred to as "Sabbatizing" reality. Let's begin.

Next week: Repairing the Breach, pt. 3

—Nathan

4th Sabbath of the Month Schedule:

9:00 am Breakfast in the Great Room

9:45 am Worship in the Sanctuary

11:15 am Sabbath School --with Outreach activities happening concurrently.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

September 17, 2022

This week’s message: Repairing the Breach, pt 1.

This week we continue the journey we began two weeks ago in Isaiah 58. We’ll be exploring two primary pieces. One, what does it mean to be a “repairer of the breach” or a “restorer of homes”? Two: in more specific terms, what does it look like to live out the true fast God has in mind? As promised, this is part of a sub-series on the Sabbath, and this week we’ll begin to see the outlines of that connection.

—Nathan

9 AM Worship: Great Room

10:05 AM ALL Sabbath Schools

Children’s Sabbath School begins with music in the Village Square, followed by a nature lesson and more!

Adult Sabbath School takes place in the sanctuary (also live–streamed on YouTube).

Young Adult Sabbath School takes place in our Young Adult Classroom

11:15 AM Worship: Sanctuary & live-streamed on YouTube

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

September 10, 2022

This week’s message: The Final Week: Bethany.

Some places burst with significance for us. An old house. A place in the neighborhood. A stretch of beach. A country road. To name just a few. Bethany was that place for Jesus. It’s also our starting point in a series of periodic reflections on Jesus’ final week.

Next week: Repairing the Breach, pt. 1

—Nathan

9 AM Worship: Great Room

10:05 AM ALL Sabbath Schools

Children’s Sabbath School begins with music in the Village Square, followed by a nature lesson and more!

Adult Sabbath School takes place in the sanctuary (also live–streamed on YouTube).

Young Adult Sabbath School takes place in our Young Adult Classroom

11:15 AM Worship: Sanctuary & live-streamed on YouTube

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

September 3, 2022

This week’s message: Isaiah’s Loud Cry.

This week TJ Trueh and I will begin an exciting journey through Scripture exploring God’s purpose for his people—especially now. We’ve been surprised over and over again by things we’ve discovered and it’s too important for us not to share. We think you’ll agree. This week we’ll specifically be moving through Isaiah 58, though we’ll be coming back to parts of it in the future. The study guide below will be helpful in preparing.

—Nathan

9 AM Worship: Great Room

10:05 AM ALL Sabbath Schools

Children’s Sabbath School begins with music in the Village Square, followed by a nature lesson and more!

Adult Sabbath School takes place in the sanctuary (also live–streamed on YouTube).

Young Adult Sabbath School takes place in our Young Adult Classroom

11:15 AM Worship: Sanctuary & live-streamed on YouTube

http://www.brunswicksdachurch.org

Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

June 4, 2022

This Week's Message: [Dig Deep] Habakkuk. When God and life don’t make sense.

The poignant book of Habakkuk, written so long ago, feels remarkably contemporary. See for yourself: “God, how long do I have to cry out for help before you listen? How many times do I have to yell, ‘Help! Murder! Police!’ before you come to the rescue? Why do you force me to look at evil, stare trouble in the face day after day? Anarchy and violence break out, quarrels and fights all over the place. Law and order fall to pieces. Justice is a joke. The wicked have the righteous hamstrung and stand justice on its head” (Habakkuk 1:2–4, The Message). Feel that, anybody? Yeah, me, too.

Your assignment—read Habakkuk’s short letter (the prophet wasted no time in getting to his point).

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

May 28, 2022

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

May 21, 2022

The Human Factor. There’s a reason Jesus instructed his disciples, “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19, NIV). And also, “You are the salt of the earth. …You are the light of the world” (Matthew 5:13 & 14, NIV). Paul asks a related, probing question: “How can they hear without someone preaching to them?” (Romans 10:14, NIV). What is unmistakably clear in Scripture is that in God’s redemptive mission, human participation actually matters. Consider reading Isaiah 6:1-8. Ask yourself the question: Do I matter much in God’s great work of redemption?

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

May 14, 2022

The G.O.A.T: We’ll be talking about GOATs this weekend and it might not be the goat you’re thinking of. We are butting heads with the topic of giftedness and it’s role in our day to day lives.

A few weeks ago we dove in together to try and find where Spiritual Gifts were and how we could find our own.

This week our challenge is to nail down specifically what the Spiritual Gifts are at Brunswick and what their uses will be for our specific contexts. We don’t all live in Brunswick but maybe God is calling us to do something special where we are and while we are here.

Please join me in reading 1 Timothy 4:14-16 in preparation for this week’s teaching.

Love God. Love people.

—Peter

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

May 7, 2022

This week’s message:

Jesus and His Mother. It’s both the day before Mother’s Day and Communion! This week’s brief teaching will find us reveling in the wonder of redemption and finding special encouragement for mothers—and, of course, the rest of us—in the mix of these magnificent, twin themes

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

April 30, 2022

This week begins a semi-regular “series” digging deeper into Scripture—and it’s a hard case: Hezekiah and the Case Against Prayer.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

April 23, 2022

Multipliers. “Unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds” (John 12:24, NIV). “Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men” (Matthew 4:19, NKJV). “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19, NIV). Multiplication is embedded in the created world—and it’s in the DNA of the disciple. It’s in the DNA of the church. Kingdom growth is not an awkward contortion of the church or the disciple to dutifully follow orders—rather, as the church aligns with Christ’s mission, it’s natural.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

April 16, 2022

This week’s message:

Breaking Death. Around the world the incredible reality of the resurrection is being celebrated. He is risen! This week we’ll reflect on the implications of Jesus’ total victory over death. You may find reading 1 Corinthians 15 helpful.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

April 9, 2022

This week’s message:

Brunswick Jumping Beans. This weekend we'll be looking together at the book of Esther and JUMPING BEANS! I'd overdo it with mushrooms if I'm not careful so I figure we should move our mycelium into some different ideas.

Jumping Beans or rather, Mexican Jumping beans, were introduced to me as a child. In fact, it was a nickname for me. I was a child who couldn't sit still. Mexican jumping beans don't sit still either and they aren't really beans anyway. They are seeds and inside is a little surprise.

This week I'll leave the main thoughts a surprise as well but one of the topics we'll be discussing is comfort and its role in our spiritual journeys.

—Peter F

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

April 2, 2022

This Week's Message: Healed or Saved? A Long Journey Home.

“Our confession of His faithfulness is Heaven's chosen agency for revealing Christ to the world.” This is just what you’ll have the privilege of experiencing as Terri Jackson shares the story of God’s providence in her life.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

March 26, 2022

Perfect Place. It’s Outreach Sabbath! Our teaching this week will be a helpful reminder that right where we are is, at the moment, just the right place to be—and that in that place, God has a very special mission for us.

OUTREACH SABBATH SCHEDULE

9 AM Breakfast: Great Room

9:45 AM Worship: Sanctuary

11:15 AM Outreach/Adult Sabbath School (for those who wish)/Beginners Sabbath School

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

March 19, 2022

Thank you to Edrol Sandy for bringing the message this weekend!

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

March 12, 2022

Spiritual Gifts and Where to Find Them.

Be honest, when was the last time you evaluated your giftedness in a spiritual sense? Do you know what your gift(s) is/are? Do you nurture it/them? How do we know when we are exercising our gifts in the way God intended?

I have these same questions too and honestly there are perhaps too many answers. This week I hope you'll join me in finding out what the Bible has to say about spiritual gifts.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

March 5, 2022

One of our amazing young adults and PTA seniors, Isabelle Graves, will be sharing her story this Sabbath.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

February 26, 2022

This week’s message

Comfort or Christianity? This week we’ll be examining the role of comfort in the life of a Christian from the perspective of…Mushrooms? What does a healthy Christian biome look like and how does Christianity relate outside of its own bubble? Do the fruits of the spirit become fruiting bodies that are seen throughout our communities? Does our Outreach Sabbath mimic mycelium? If you don’t know what I’m talking about that’s ok! We’ll be perusing over a variety of topics/ideas and stories to help better understand our roles as Christians and where on the list of priorities our personal comfort should lie.

- Peter Flores

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

February 19, 2022

It’s a Long Road.

“The soil produces grain—first the stalk, then the head, then the full kernel in the head (Mark 4:28, NIV).”

This week our teaching will focus on leaning in to the reality that relationships and deep change are a slow process.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

February 12, 2022

This week’s message

Infusion. It’s essential to who believers are. Jesus used the metaphor of “salt,” in a sense depicting the idea of infusion as how we impact the people around us. In this week’s teaching, I’ll be focusing on what it means to infuse our space with the goodness of God. It’s an idea that permeates Scripture. It must permeate our church culture, too. And it might be more radical than we anticipate.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

February 5, 2022

A Call to Come Out. Jesus calls us out of our places of comfort and safety into a life radically committed to him. This week we’ll reflect together on the call to follow Jesus as central to a life lived doing the mission of Jesus in the place we are.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

January 29, 2022

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January 22, 2022

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

January 15, 2022

Today's Message: God Tempted

Today we will spend some time looking at how to study questions that arise while reading the Bible as we look at one question from this week: What does it mean to tempt God? We look at the Bible passages quoted in Matthew from the Old Testament to answer this really important question and what it means for us today.

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

January 8, 2022

This week’s message:

A Heart Like His. “Is this not the fast that I have chosen?” (Isaiah 58:6, NKJV) This probing question, calling the ancient people of God to account, has implications for us. Now. What might those implications be?

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Brunswick Seventh-Day Adventist Church

January 1, 2022

This week’s message:

He loved them. So he stayed away. As we move into a brand new year, the story of Lazarus will form a beautiful framework for hope and courage as we live through the challenges this year is bound to bring.