Brush Prairie Baptist Church

Brush Prairie Baptist Church Brush Prairie Baptist Church is a family in Christ being changed by God’s truth, impacting others by His grace.

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Simply TrustingWe are almost to the end of our journey through the book of Acts, and Paul is almost to Rome. As the hymn...
06/18/2026

Simply Trusting

We are almost to the end of our journey through the book of Acts, and Paul is almost to Rome. As the hymn says, "Faith has brought me safe thus far..." yet to finish well requires us to continue trusting our God and Savior. In Acts 28:1-16, God shows us three specific ways in which we can continue to trust Him. Join us to hear from our Lord in His Word this Sunday.

Pastor Bob

In the Eye of the StormActs 27 is a dramatic chapter that drew me into the world of 1st century shipping and the suddenl...
06/12/2026

In the Eye of the Storm
Acts 27 is a dramatic chapter that drew me into the world of 1st century shipping and the suddenly arising Mediterranean storms called "medicanes." In the midst of this stormy sea voyage, God tells us what we need to do when we find ourselves in the eye of a storm.

Pastor Bob

Do You Believe the Scriptures?Do you believe the Scriptures? I know that you believe. In our passage this Sunday, Paul a...
06/05/2026

Do You Believe the Scriptures?
Do you believe the Scriptures? I know that you believe. In our passage this Sunday, Paul asks King Agrippa this simple but very pointed question. And yet, there is more going on beneath the surface. The real question Paul is asking is: "will you believe in Jesus?" What if someone asked you that question? You would probably say "Yes, I have already believed in Jesus!" But like Paul, I would like to press a little deeper with that question, do you believe in Jesus, and what difference has that made in your life?

Let's talk about this more on Sunday.

Pastor Ryan

Ready to Give an AnswerPeter tells us to always be ready to give an answer to others concerning the hope that we have in...
05/22/2026

Ready to Give an Answer
Peter tells us to always be ready to give an answer to others concerning the hope that we have in Jesus (1Pet 3:15). But it can be hard to give an answer when everyone is shouting... In Acts 24, Paul is accused before the governor, in ways that parallel Jesus on trial before Pilate. In Paul's answer, our Lord shows us how to give an answer that might be heard beyond the shouting. There's an answer here for Felix to hear, and there's also a word here for each of us who know someone who needs to hear.

Pastor Bob

Why do You Wait?This simple question changes the course of history. It has in the past. It could change your future. In ...
05/08/2026

Why do You Wait?
This simple question changes the course of history. It has in the past. It could change your future. In Acts 22, Paul tells his story to an antagonistic crowd. In that story he tells how one man was sent to him by Jesus, to ask that very question. "You have seen the truth; you have heard God's Word. Why do you wait?" I think it's a question that we need to be asked now and again. I also think it's a question which, in one direction or another, God will ask you this Sunday, from His Word.

Pastor Bob

The Right Way to WorshipWhat is the right way to worship? If you asked ten people from ten different churches you would ...
05/01/2026

The Right Way to Worship
What is the right way to worship? If you asked ten people from ten different churches you would probably get ten different answers. We all have traditions, and practices, and preferences when it comes to worship, and this has been true all the way back to the start of the Church. In Acts 21, as Paul arrives in Jerusalem, some rumors have gone ahead of him and people are concerned that Paul wants to disrupt the way that they worship the Lord according to their faith in Christ. But what we find out along the way is that WHO we worship is far more important that HOW we worship. See you Sunday.

Pastor Ryan

Staying Awake in ChurchWe talked about the young man who fell asleep and out the window last week. What if that story is...
04/17/2026

Staying Awake in Church
We talked about the young man who fell asleep and out the window last week. What if that story is not just about a person? What if it's about a church, or the church leaders? I think Paul still had the Eutychus incident on his mind when he gave his farewell exhortation to the Elders from Ephesus. In Acts 20:17-38, we'll see what God says we must focus on to stay awake and fruitful and effective as a church.

Pastor Bob

Waking EutychusThe story of Eutychus falling asleep and out of the windows in Acts 20:1-16 is an odd incident with an im...
04/10/2026

Waking Eutychus
The story of Eutychus falling asleep and out of the windows in Acts 20:1-16 is an odd incident with an important warning. In the midst of a significant moment of great opportunity we still might find ourselves asleep. But there's more to the story than a warning to stay awake and alert, there's also a pattern being laid, a bar set of what is normal for us in new life in Christ. This Sunday we will see God's grace for those who may fall asleep and the glory of waking to a new kind of life.

Pastor Bob

A little before & after of the completed paving around the new building!
04/10/2026

A little before & after of the completed paving around the new building!

A Resurrection InvitationThis weekend, on Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, we celebrate the foundational truths of t...
04/03/2026

A Resurrection Invitation
This weekend, on Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, we celebrate the foundational truths of the gospel: that Christ died for our sins and was raised from the dead. On Good Friday we will remember Jesus’s faithfulness in his death for us. On Resurrection Sunday we will look at how a core invitation to believe, Romans 10:9,10, is rooted in the implications of Jesus the risen Lord.
Both of these services are a great opportunity to invite a friend to come with you. They will hear God’s invitation to receive his salvation by trusting in Jesus, in a way they may not have heard it before.
Pastor Bob

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11807 NE 112th Avenue
Vancouver, WA
98662

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

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