Barnabas Community Church Sunday Talks

Ian looks at how we can respond when we encounter hard times. By looking at how the early church responded to persecution in the book of Acts. He shows us how we should seek to respond in our own lives.

In the final part of or series on faith, Dave looks at the how faith is in fact one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, which we can all, both ask for and grow in.

In this Remembrance Sunday talk Martin speaks about the unexpected and major consequences of war, He also shows how Jesus’ salvation through his death and resurrection is like a military victory – but a victory over opposing spiritual powers that has unexpected and major consequences for all humanity.

Helen looks at how faith can transform our actions.

Jamie unpacks what faith for salvation means by looking at what salvation and faith mean.

Using Exodus 14 Joseph helps both understand times in our lives when we feel we have reached a dead end in some way and then points us towards ways we can overcome these times.

Paul helpfully explains an encounter Jesus had with someone who was sick, and how the outcome was life changing..

Bishop Mark explores the area of how we share our faith

What should be our response to all the technology around us? Dave provides us with some useful background before turning to scripture to help provide us with some answers.

Terry continues our series by looking at the world views behind possessions and then looks at the spiritual dimensions behind our need for them.

Helen looks at what our culture says about relationships before turning to Philippians to show us what the bible has to say as a alternative.

In this opening talk in our series on culture Martin looks at how individualism has led to the privatisation of faith and the rise of a huge range of beliefs in our culture. How should the church respond?

In this talk Martin explores the biblical mandate and some of the practical challenges of becoming a ‘church for the poor’.

Emma looks at Zacchaeus's life transforming encounter with Jesus and draws out of this how He welcomes and accepts everyone no matter what our pasts or status is.

Ian looks at the two accounts of miraculous catches of fish in the book of Luke and draws some applications for us.

In this talk Martin tackles some of the major challenges facing Christians in the workplace by looking at key NT principles for the workplace

Graham continues are series on the workplace by helping us thing what we are working for and then going onto talk about the culture in work places and the church and how we can influence them.

Nick shares examples of various entrepreneurial activities to show us that we can all could have this out look in what we do.

Neil looks at how we can take our faith into the places we work in.

Terry introduces this new series by looking at God's view of work and other passages of scripture so as to lay a foundation for the coming weeks.

Dave speaks on one of our church values: Adventure!

This is the last talk in Martin’s three part series on “Living in the Spirit” and here he explores how living in the Spirit works out in church community life.