Buck Run Baptist Church

Sunday School
2026-02-01 10:00 - 22:45, 2026-02-08 10:00 - 22:45, 2026-02-15 10:00 - 22:45, 2026-02-22 10:00 - 22:45, 2026-03-01 10:00 - 22:45, 2026-03-08 10:00 - 22:45, 2026-03-15 10:00 - 22:45 (America/Kentucky/Louisville)
https://www.buckrun.org/kids/
Students

https://www.buckrun.org/ministries/adultdiscipleship/

Corporate Worship
2026-02-01 11:00 - 12:15, 2026-02-08 08:30 - 09:45, 2026-02-08 11:00 - 12:15, 2026-02-15 11:00 - 12:15, 2026-02-22 08:30 - 09:45, 2026-02-22 11:00 - 12:15, 2026-03-01 08:30 - 09:45, 2026-03-01 11:00 - 12:15 and 3 more dates
The gathering of God’s people for corporate worship is the centerpiece of Buck Run’s ministry. This is where our local expression of the body of Christ hears the Word of God proclaimed, prays and sings together, and observes baptism and Lord’s Supper. Corporate worship is where God’s people gather to give Him glory.
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Community Group Sunday
2026-02-08, 2026-02-22, 2026-03-08 - 2026-03-09
Community Groups are a pivotal ministry in the lives of our members. It is in these groups that you can be known and cared for. Our groups meet twice a month at various times and locations.
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Communion Sunday
2026-02-08
We will conclude our worship service by partaking in communion. Those who would prefer gluten-free bread can pick it up before the service at the Guest Center

Amplify 2026
2026-02-13 - 2026-02-15
Registration for the Amplify Student Conference is now open! This year’s speaker is Daniel Ritchie and we will be led in worship by the Boyce Worship Collective. Amplify is February 13-15 and is $60 for the whole weekend. The price increases January 22.
Register

Deacon Ordination
2026-02-18 18:30 - 19:30
On Wednesday, February 18, Preston Farley, Rich Kemper, and Reed Rexroat will be ordained as deacons in the Sanctuary at 6:30 pm. Ordained men in the church are invited to attend the ordination council at 5:30 pm in Room 100. All other Midweek activities will continue.

New Adult Discipleship Classes Begin
2026-02-22 10:00 - 22:45
New Testament Overview: 2 Peter-Revelation [Story Track] | Paul Wilkes | Room 102
This class concludes our overview study of the New Testament. These books will shape our living and thinking by turning our eyes to Jesus in the context of several topics: 2 Peter highlights how God graciously fuels our endurance, 1-3 John explains the essential connection between truth and love, Jude encourages us to contend for the faith, and Revelation calls us to hope in Jesus’ victory over all evil and his future return. We will survey each of these letters and also consider their individual contributions to our system of theology. These surveys will equip us to recognize major themes and for further personal study of each book.
East of Eden: The Doctrine of Sin [Doctrine Track] | Brian Honett | Room 103
Beginning in Genesis 3, the Bible reveals that the central problem of our existence is our rebellion against God. Sin is both something we inherit and willfully engage in, defying our Creator and his rightful rule over us. This class will overview the biblical doctrine of sin. It is necessary for us to appropriately diagnose our ailment if we are going to understand and accept the healing that Jesus brings.
Practical Apologetics | Art Nitz | Room 100
Defending the Christian faith and worldview are essential for engaging our culture. Christian apologetics is a multi-dimensional enterprise that strengthens the faith and confidence of believers and challenges unbelievers to reconsider their worldview and rejection of the gospel message. Topics will include a Biblical rationale for apologetics with special emphasis on how the Creation-Evolution controversy can be leveraged to bolster confidence in the authority of God’s Word and be a means to present the truth of the gospel to unbelievers.
Habits of Grace | Zach Nelson | Room 101
Our habits are a reflection of the things we value. You may go on a 5-mile run on cold mornings because you are a marathon runner or take off work a couple of days in November and put on some camo because you are a hunter. You may carry a backpack full of diapers to every occasion while humming some random kids’ song because you are a parent. Our habits shape our identity, and in Christ, our identity is secure. In Habits of Grace, we will dive into how we can enjoy our savior, Jesus, through spiritual disciplines. Namely, the habits of hearing his voice (The Word), having his ear (Prayer), and belonging to his body (Fellowship). Let’s grow in our love for Christ by using the means he has given us to know him!
By the Water: The Sermon on the Mount | Frank Benton | Sanctuary
Gather “by the water” (the section of sanctuary seats nearest the baptistry) to participate in a thematic study of The Sermon on the Mount. It has been called the greatest sermon ever preached. Jesus proclaims the ethic of the Kingdom of God that has burst onto the scene because of his own coming into the world. More than a collection of moral instruction, he issues a radical call of discipleship for those who would follow him. Bring your Bible and come ready to hear and apply God’s Word in the Sermon on the Mount.

Orphan's Care Alliance
2026-02-25 18:30 | Buck Run – Room 105, 1950 Leestown Road, Frankfort, 40601, United States
Orphan Care Alliance is a monthly gathering for adoptive and foster families to find encouragement and have practical discussions to benefit your home.

New Midweek Classes Begin
2026-02-25 18:30 - 19:30
The Psalms | Dr. Chris Parrish | Sanctuary
The Psalms are the hymnbook of the church and express the full range of Christian experience. For this class, we’ll explore this biblical genre in general and then dive into a few select Psalms. Come join us as we enjoy the beauty and depth of the Word of God in the Psalms.
Reading Group: The Air We Breathe | JP McCammon | Room 100
“The Air We Breathe” explores how the dominant values in Western society have their roots in Biblical Christianity. For believers, recognizing this moral foundation will illuminate the culture-shaping nature of the gospel. It will also equip us to find common ground over which we can share the message of the gospel with those who currently reject it. The book can be purchased here.
Lamentations | Dr. Wesley Noss | Room 102
Ever wondered what faith sounds like when everything falls apart? The book of Lamentations doesn’t sugarcoat pain or rush to easy answers. Lamentations gives voice to grief, guilt, and hope after God’s judgment fell on Judah. It wrestles honestly with suffering while affirming God’s justice and steadfast love. Yet somehow, in the middle of grief, hope dares to whisper. This study invites us to explore raw prayers, honest tears, and a faith bold enough to speak to God from the depths. If you’ve ever asked “Where is God in this?”—Lamentations is a place where that question is not only allowed, but holy.
Orphan Care Alliance | Cheri Farley | Room 101
Foster care and adoptive parents join us as we learn biblically how to care for our teens/ children who have childhood trauma as part of their story. Learn about blocked care and how we can healthily move toward connection with our children. Each week will be led by Christian trauma counselors.
Worship Choir | Adrian Mathenia | Rehearsal Hall
The Worship Choir regularly leads the congregation in worship and participates in special services. Join this joyful group of people each week as they rehearse musical pieces for singers of all experience levels.

Marriage Retreat
2026-02-27 - 2026-03-01
Registration for our 2026 MarriageRetreat is open through January 25. This year’s speakers are Hershael & Tanya York. They will provide practical and biblical encouragement for your marriage. These teaching times combined with lots of free time will ensure you and your spouse return from Pigeon Forge encouraged and strengthened. The retreat is February 27 – March 1 in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
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Deadline: Summer Trips BBQ Fundraiser
2026-03-01
This summer, our Next Gen ministries are taking four trips! Kids and Middle Schoolers will go to camp at Crossings in Cedarmore. Our high schoolers are taking two mission trips to Puerto Rico and Kenya. To help offset the cost of these trips, we are having a BBQ fundraiser. Smoked ribs and butts can be purchased to be picked up on either Friday, March 6 between 4-5 pm or Saturday, March 7 between 4-5 pm. Orders are due by March 1.
Fundraiser Form

The Simplest Way to Change the World
2026-03-01 10:00 - 10:45 | Buck Run Sanctuary
When we look at Jesus’ ministry in the Gospels, we often find him at a dinner table—eating, drinking, and spending time with sinners. A lifestyle of hospitality is a remarkably simple yet effective way to imitate Jesus and invite others to know him as well. Join Ben in this spotlight Adult Discipleship class to consider how you can use your home and current life circumstances as tools for evangelism and discipleship.
