Britton Christian Church

No One Greater (Luke 7:24-35)

"Who's the greatest of all time (G.O.A.T.). Ask that question and you'll get a hundred different opinions no matter the genre. Just in basketball the names MJ, Kobe, Lebron, are at the top of the list. If you were to ask someone who the greatest prophet in the Bible was, they'd probably tell you Moses or Elijah. That's understandable, but Jesus ends the debate in Luke's Gospel.There can only be one and no one's greater than John the Baptist.A couple weeks ago Luke introduced him as a bit of a hopeful skeptic, but Jesus reveals the truth about how great John truly was, and yet, despite his impressive resume he still ranks below the least in the kingdom.In this sermon we will learn what Jesus told the multitudes about the greatness of John."Sermon by Pastor Tre

For All You Do (Mother's Day 2026)

Mother's Day brings forth a wide range of feelings, from joy and excitement to sorrow, anger, dread, and hope. No matter what you are feeling, please remember that God sees you and holds compassion for you. Sermon by Pastor Tre

The Coming One (Luke 7:18-23)

Skepticism is commonplace in our world, especially today with the pervasiveness of AI technology and scams. It can be hard to know who and/or what to trust. However, doubt is not new. It’s as old as time. When doubt concerning the things of God shows up, how do you respond? What direction does it generally lead you? Away from the Father or toward Him? Sermon from Pastor Tre

Take NOTE

You take notes every day—whether you realize it or not. The real question is: are your notes leading you anywhere worth going? Regardless of your answer, I hope that you'll join us this Sunday as Pastor Ryan shares a powerful message from God's word on the value of taking N.O.T.E. This sermon urges believers to live attentively, love others well, and keep an eternal perspective so they can faithfully guide and bless those who follow after them. Sermon by Pastor Ryan

The God Who Sees (Luke 7:11-17)

Do you ever feel like God doesn't see you? Or like He doesn't care? You're probably not alone. There's a great story in Luke 7 which helps to remind us that God does indeed see us, but He also enters into our pain to rescue us.-Sermon by Pastor Tre