Resources
On this page, you will find links to various policies, procedures and resources that affect the life and ministry of Brackenhurst Baptist Church
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Devotions
Pancreatitis and Kingdom Advance
I recently finished a biography of William McKinley, the 25th president of the United States. The author (Robert W. Merry) detailed McKinley’s assassination. On 6 September 1901, McKinley was shot twice in the stomach as he attended the World’s Fair in Buffalo New...
Church Membership and the Church Directory
Church membership is of immense importance to the spiritual health of the Christian and therefore the spiritual health of the local church. For this reason, we at Brackenhurst Baptist Church take membership seriously. This is evident in many ways, including our...
Sermons
Doug Van Meter - 29 August 2021
Dealing with Death (Numbers 19:1–22)
As we approach Numbers 19, we remember that thousands of people had died in recent plagues resulting from the people’s disobedience. With all this death, there was potential of the tabernacle being defiled by those who had come into contact with dead bodies. This chapter provides a solution to the problem of living in a world of death while seeking to walk with God. In this rather obscure and strange passage, we learn how to live in right relationship with God in a world that is plagued with death because of sin.
Scripture References: Numbers 19:1-22
From Series: "Numbers Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Numbers by Doug Van Meter.
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Who is Holy? (Numbers 16:1–50)Doug Van Meter - 1 August 2021Numbers 16:1-50 |
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Graced Expectations (Numbers 15:22–41)Doug Van Meter - 25 July 2021Numbers 15:22-41 |
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He is Not Silent (Numbers 15:1–31)Doug Van Meter - 18 July 2021Numbers 15:1-31 |
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The Failure of Unbelief (Numbers 14:39–45)Doug Van Meter - 4 July 2021Numbers 14:39-45 |
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Glory Amid the Grief (Numbers 14:1–38)Doug Van Meter - 27 June 2021Numbers 14:1-38 |
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So Close, and Yet (Numbers 13:1–33)Doug Van Meter - 20 June 2021Numbers 13:1-33 |
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Sibling Envy (Numbers 12:1–16)Doug Van Meter - 13 June 2021Numbers 12:1-16 |
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A Grave Mistake (Numbers 11:16–35)Doug Van Meter - 6 June 2021Numbers 11:16-35 |
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From the Battle Cry to a Bitter Cry (Numbers 11:1–30)Doug Van Meter - 30 May 2021Numbers 11:1-30 |
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Still Tracking with the Trumpets (Numbers 10:29–36)Doug Van Meter - 16 May 2021Numbers 10:29-36 |
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Doug Van Meter - 29 August 2021
Dealing with Death (Numbers 19:1–22)
As we approach Numbers 19, we remember that thousands of people had died in recent plagues resulting from the people’s disobedience. With all this death, there was potential of the tabernacle being defiled by those who had come into contact with dead bodies. This chapter provides a solution to the problem of living in a world of death while seeking to walk with God. In this rather obscure and strange passage, we learn how to live in right relationship with God in a world that is plagued with death because of sin.
Scripture References: Numbers 19:1-22
From Series: "Numbers Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Numbers by Doug Van Meter.
More From "Numbers Exposition"
1 August 2021
Who is Holy? (Numbers 16:1–50)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 16:1-50
25 July 2021
Graced Expectations (Numbers 15:22–41)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 15:22-41
18 July 2021
He is Not Silent (Numbers 15:1–31)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 15:1-31
4 July 2021
The Failure of Unbelief (Numbers 14:39–45)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 14:39-45
27 June 2021
Glory Amid the Grief (Numbers 14:1–38)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 14:1-38
20 June 2021
So Close, and Yet (Numbers 13:1–33)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 13:1-33
13 June 2021
Sibling Envy (Numbers 12:1–16)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 12:1-16
6 June 2021
A Grave Mistake (Numbers 11:16–35)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 11:16-35
30 May 2021
From the Battle Cry to a Bitter Cry (Numbers 11:1–30)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 11:1-30
16 May 2021
Still Tracking with the Trumpets (Numbers 10:29–36)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 10:29-36
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