The Air we Breathe - Breesport Baptist Church

Gospel Living in the Age of Outrage

January 5, 2020 • Pastor Doug Forman • Titus 3:1–7

2020 will find us at the beginning of what is shaping up to be a very contentious election year in a very divided cultural climate. This series is intended to help us apply the Bible to three very politicized issues: racism and immigration, right to life vs choice, and gender and sexuality. We will begin the series by seeking to understand the Biblical instruction concerning how we, as Christ-followers, are to engage people who do not share our positions. We pray that you will find it to be a timely and beneficial consideration.

The Gospel Confronting Racism

January 12, 2020 • Pastor Doug Forman • 1 Peter 2:9–12

2020 will find us at the beginning of what is shaping up to be a very contentious election year in a very divided cultural climate. This series is intended to help us apply the Bible to three very politicized issues: racism and immigration, right to life vs choice, and gender and sexuality. This week we continue the series by seeking to understand the Biblical instructions concerning racism and immigration and how we, as Christ-followers, are to engage people who do not share our positions. We pray that you will find it to be a timely and beneficial consideration.

In Celebration of Life

January 19, 2020 • Pastor Doug Forman • Psalm 139:13–18

This week we are considering the sacredness of human life from conception to death. Pregnancy and neonatal development remains an awesome and mysterious thing, even with all of our modern medical advancements. What are some practical and specific ways that we, as Christ-followers, can support women in crisis, single parents, those with disabilities, and those suffering with terminal illness? What would stop you from doing those things right now?

The Gospel Redeeming Brokenness

January 26, 2020 • Pastor Doug Forman • Genesis 1:26–31

In this message, Pastor Doug seeks to ground us in God’s design for human sexuality and gender. Why is God’s design a superior starting point than personal experience or popular cultural standards? Pastor Doug has said each week in this series that we, as Christ-followers are called to be essential agents of good and reconciliation in culture. What is one practical thing that you can do this week to be that kind of believer in the midst of the brokenness around you?