Bryanston Bible Church

In the 12th week of our Mission Possible series, we looked at how gospel generosity is marked by generous and cheerful giving, resulting in the collective worship of God.

In the 11th week of our Mission Possible series, we were called to examine the abundance in our own lives, and challenged to be generous in every season.

In the 10th week of our Mission Possible Series, we looked at how gospel generosity is established and empowered the grace of God, and is exemplified in acts of grace towards others.

We were privileged to have Professor D.A. Carson share at BBC as a stand alone sermon looking at the theme "A big holy God who lives with little broken people" a study through Isaiah 56 & 57.

In the 9th week of our Mission Possible series, we looked at how God defines, secures and is behind us as he calls us to be gospel "brand ambassadors" in our every day living.

In week 8 of our Mission Possible series, we discussed how the church can be selectively passive toward sin, but we should confront one another's sin in Gospel love and joy.

In our Heritage Day services, we celebrated our unity in our diversity. We explored how before the throne of God we are all assembled, we are all atoned, and we all bow in awe. For more and other resources visit bbc.org.za

In the 7th week of our Mission Possible series, we see that God's eternal glory in us is revealed through life's momentary afflictions.

In the 6th week of our Mission Possible series, we looked at how as Christians persecution is inevitable, but our comfort and hope are guaranteed in Jesus Christ.

In week 5 of our Mission Possible series we are exhorted to guard against the S's that threaten to distract us from the SUBSTANCE of the Gospel! And we need to be captivated by the SUBSTANCE of the Gospel; that's what will motivate us to guard against these distractions at all cost.

In week 4 of our Mission Possible series we look at how a life full of true freedom, joy and peace, which we all long for, is experienced through God's gift of repentance.

In the third week of our Mission Possible series we looked at how without Christ's intervention, we are all spiritually blind, but through Him the veil is lifted and we are able to see.

In week 2 of our Mission Possible series we explore how the Gospel parades the victory of Christ and we are exhorted to thank God for it, choose life in it and live to spread it. We also prayed for unbelievers that indicated their desire for salvation, for people who wanted to boldly share the gospel with others and for courage as they live on mission.

An introductory sermon to our Mission Possible series. In this series we want to be exhorted to ignite our missional impulse. The church exists for the mission, and this mission is made possible through the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this stand alone sermon we are encouraged and exhorted to be intentional in our actions towards the lost, and to expand the work of God.

This Sunday we paused and reflected on some of the stories that speak to how God's vision drives our mission here at BBC, celebrating His faithfulness to this church family, and looking ahead at how the mission is possible with God.

In the 5th and final week of our Life Series - A Study in The Book of Proverbs, we explored the concept of generosity and looked at the reasons why it is wise to be generous with what we are given.

In the 4th week of our Life Series we look at money. We explore how managing money wisely starts by giving to God.

In week 3 of our Life Series we explore how we as Christians should deal with conflict and ultimately, the only way we should fight is the way God fights.

In the second week of our Life Series we look at how wise & godly fathers nurture their families.

Wise living is to live righteously in the sight of God for His glory and our good. In the first week of our Life Series, we explored what it looks like to live righteously.

In the final week of our Unabandoned series - A Study in the Book of Micah, we explored what living in hope looks like.

In the 7th week of our Unabandoned Series – a Study in the Book of Micah, we look at how we should, and how we should not, respond to God’s judgement. We also explore what it looks like to give God our hearts and lives.

In the 6th week of our Micah series we explore how our future hope should shape how we live our lives today.

In the 5th week of our Unabandoned - A Study in the Book of Micah series, we looked at how Gods presence is eternal, how it evokes worship, and how it restores His people.