Worship and awe come naturally when we encounter beauty—whether in a sunset, a deep connection, or a moment of joy, our hearts naturally overflow with gratitude. But when hardship strikes, worship feels much harder. The weight of pain, loss, and struggle often clouds our ability to see beyond our circumstances.

Yet, imagine the freedom and joy we could experience if we learned to worship even in the hardest moments. If we could shift our focus back to worship, it might transform how we see God, ourselves, and our situation. Join us at BCC this week as we explore a powerful idea together, learning how worship isn’t just for the good times, but that we are called to Worship In Everything.

Join us on Sunday at 9:30 am.

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Ever tried assembling IKEA furniture without a second pair of hands? You start off strong, but soon you're wrestling with a wobbly bookshelf, using your knee to stabilize one side while your other hand fumbles for a screwdriver. It’s a delicate dance of frustration, questionable balance, and by the end, you've somehow insulted three Swedish ancestors just by turning a bookcase into a modern art sculpture that has a cat trapped behind a glued-down faux-wood panel.

Going it alone sounds heroic—but the truth is, we’re not meant to do everything by ourselves. Whether it’s furniture, tough decisions, or life’s messier moments, having support makes the load lighter and the process better. Leaning on others isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. Join us this week at BCC to explore what we mean when we say, Don’t Go It Alone.

Join us on Sunday at 9:30 am.

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Prayer — a practice that, for millennia, has connected humanity to the divine. Quiet moments of reverence, approaching with awe, as we tread on holy ground. For many, prayer is a formal act, approached with careful words and sacred silence, reserved for special times or places.

But what if that’s what prayer was never meant to be? What if it looked more like how our children come to us—spontaneous, unfiltered, and persistent? What if God invites us to pray like that—not formally or occasionally, but constantly and courageously, like children who never hesitate to ask, or ask again? Join us this week at BCC as we explore the simple but powerful practice of prayer.

Join us on Sunday at 9:30 am.

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