Bryanston Bible Church

"What Next?" is a question we suspect all of us ask consciously or subconsciously during unprecedented seasons. What is the solution to every problem? For our joy, provision, security, purpose, identity, value, and peace? In this sermon series launch, Kevin gives us the answer. The rest of the series will be shared in our Elder-led WhatsApp Communities & Gospel Communities. To contin...

In this intro to our new sermon series, 'How to Thrive in Chaos', Badi exhorts us to persevere in faithfulness in Christ, who is always with us. The rest of the series will be shared in our Elder-led WhatsApp Communities & Gospel Communities. To continue in community through one of these, visit our website - bbc.org.za .

"What Now?" is a question that is almost automatic when things in our lives change unexpectedly. In these seasons, how are we as people supposed to respond? In this sermon series launch, Kevin encourages us with what we should do now. The rest of the series will be shared in our Elder-led WhatsApp Communities & Gospel Communities. To continue in community through one of these, visit...

This week's sermon encourages us in a way that will hopefully move us, as the church, to be the church in a world that desperately needs the bride of Christ to rise and take her rightful place - to serve.

In this sermon we are encouraged to allow our position in Christ to impact how we function! This will help us know that we’re actually doing what we need to be doing.

The 3rd and final of 3 parts within Colossians unpacking the supremacy and sufficiency of the person and work of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ alone is the head of the Church and as the head of the Church, he directs the Church and he also sustains the Church!

The 2nd of 3 parts within Colossians unpacking the supremacy and sufficiency of the person and work of Jesus Christ. Jesus is the glue that holds creation together, without Him nothing would be in its place. Yet, He did not just create the world and then leave it here, but He continues to sustain it.

The 1st of 3 parts within Colossians unpacking the supremacy and sufficiency of the person and work of Jesus Christ.

In different seasons we face challenges & concerns, both personally and as a people. Often it is in these seasons that we are left asking, “Can my life get better?” But does God feel the same way? In this sermon we see that the answer to this is yes, but it may not be in the way you expect. We delve into God’s Word (in Colossians) to see how and what that looks like and means.

In week 2 of this series we are reminded of what the Gospel is and its implications. Exploring what it means to us and how it speaks to our lives – and thanking God for it.

In this introductory sermon to our series in Colossians, we dive into the letter Paul wrote to the church of Colossae. A reminder that we are saints, and that our identity is in Christ, Who is sufficient.

In the 3rd & final week of our Prevail series, we are reminded that God believes in us so much, that He would trust us to play a significant part in advancing His Kingdom.

As we begin our new three week series, we ask the question, what foundation is necessary in order for the church to prevail?

In this stand alone sermon to kick off 2020, we spend time exploring what it means to be a living sacrifice in light of Christ's great sacrifice for us.

As we end this series off on Christmas Eve we look at the Wisemen's response, which sets the tone for what is the appropriate response to God’s gift in Jesus – to WORSHIP HIM!

In the fourth week of our Advent series we look at King Herod's response that reminds us that our lives have a throne, and the reality of Christmas forces us to wrestle with the question, "Who is, ultimately, on the throne of our lives?"

In the third week of our Advent Series we look at Joseph's Response: Joseph was initially fearful and wanted to leave Mary, but God intervened and his response shifted to obedience and faith.

In week 2 of our Advent Series we look at the Shepherds' Response: We see how the shepherds initially feared the glory of God but later proclaimed the good news of Jesus.

In the first week of our Advent Series we explore Mary's Response: We look at how although Mary initially responds with doubt, this shifts to praise and gratitude that God had chosen her to bare His Son.

As we wrap up this series, we are asking ourselves how we are going to respond to Retail Therapy? What kind of consumers are we going to be?

In this sermon we explore the idea of "browsing the spiritual market place" and how this idea of retail therapy, where there are so many things laid before us promising joy and fulfilment, has made its way into spirituality and religion.

As part of our Celebration Sunday service we spent time recapping our Let's Testify sermon series from the beginning of 2019, encouraged & exhorted to continue to testify to the Gospel of God's Grace.

In this sermon we look at how our work should not be driven by consumerism or fear but by the grace of God for His glory.

In this introductory sermon, we are encouraged not to pander to a “I have therefore I am” attitude... where we thrust ourselves into an existence that seeks to comfort our souls through consumption. Instead we should fear God, by giving Him the place He deserves in our lives, knowing everything we could ever have or need is found in Him alone.