Bryanston Bible Church

When we're called inadequate by the people in our lives, know that we are not inadequate in God's eyes! God sees and hears us! And so, in these moments we can praise Him for the hope we have in Jesus. In our short mini-series titled “Anonymous Heroes,” we explore the grace of our God through the lives of three women in the Bible.

When we feel forgotten by the people in our lives, we can start asking the question: “Has God forgotten me?” The answer to this question is… Never! We believe in and serve a God who sees. In our short mini-series titled “Anonymous Heroes,” we explore the grace of our God through the lives of three women in the Bible.

When we suffer as Christians, this can leave us asking questions as we try to understand the point of our suffering. The good news is that our suffering is not for nothing. Tune into this sermon to explore the hope that is in us and how this hope helps us in the midst of suffering.

As Christians, we are called to actively bless those who mistreat us. Now, this isn't an easy thing to do on the best of days. So the question we need to be asking ourselves is why do we need to do this and how? Tune in to this sermon to hear the answers.

The moral superiority of men is not a biblically faithful and gospel-centred idea. The Bible gives us clear guidance as to what is the crowning characteristic of a man's true strength. Tune in to this sermon to find out about this characteristic.

The moral subjugation of women is not a biblically faithful and gospel-centred idea. The Bible gives us clear guidance as to what is the crowning characteristic of a woman's true beauty. Tune in to this sermon to find out about this characteristic.

A biblically faithful and gospel-centered theology of the body brings clarity to our existence. So glorify God by honouring the body God has gifted you with. Tune in to this sermon from Badi to find out how, in this prologue to 1 Peter 3:1-7! As mentioned in the sermon, please see the resource links below.

Regardless of our relationships with our earthly fathers, in Christ, we can experience the ultimate father-child relationship with our heavenly Father.

What does it me to treat your employees with benevolence, even if you don’t think they deserve it? As employers, we are called to honour our employees and quickly forgive their shortcomings in light of the Cross of Christ. Tune in to this sermon from Badi to find out how!

We have all felt the unrelenting pull towards either immense respect or utter disdain for our bosses... What if, no matter the circumstance, we were called to honour our employers with our performance? Tune in to this sermon from Badi to find out how!

Honour the government with your citizenship. This is a statement that can leave us feeling a mixed bag of emotions... So what do we do? Tune in to this sermon to find out how to live a life of significance and honour in our land!

The local church is the primary institution from which Christians are to live out their calling in society. The way we honour the local church is through seeing her rightly, connecting to her faithfully and acting through her intentionally.

As we jump back into our series, we being to explore the practical implications of what it means to live a life of significance: God calls his people to radiate his character and goodness by their conduct. A life of significance is a call to live a life of honour.

When it comes to our growth in the faith, it can sometimes feel like the weight of this transformation is our own responsibility. But, what if there was something more, something better, to fix our gaze on as we consider our sanctification? Tune into this sermon as Rhynhardt de Bruin shares about the road we are on as Christians and the joy we can find on this journey.

This is something we have grown up hearing a lot about... It's in our movies, it's in our songs, it's something we think about and something we feel... Love... But do we truly know what it means when we say, "God Is Love"? Tune into this sermon as Richard van Lieshout shares on biblical love and how we are called to love one another.

We all know that feeling… We’ve all wrestled with procrastination and potentially still wrestle with it in our lives. The problem is that procrastination affects everything in our lives, including our relationship with Jesus. We’ve been given a better option, a way to overcome procrastination. It’s time to revive and repeat the joy that can be found in Christ and truly connect with our purpose.

Easter Sunday is all about the factual, historical, and spiritual reality of the resurrection of Jesus Christ! This is the joy we have as Christians... He has Risen!

Our lives have been muddied by the depths of sin… We recognise its consequences… But, as we truly consider the beauty of the cross of Christ, we see that Christ gives us righteousness and understanding beyond our wildest dreams.

When everything in our lives seems to be readily accessible, do we give enough consideration to how inaccessible God is because of His holiness? We have a holy God, and it is only because of the cross of Christ that we have access to Him.

When you think of the cross of Christ… What comes to mind? This question can leave people with a number of different answers, but what if we start right here… The cross of Christ reveals God’s wisdom and power!

When it comes to growth in your spiritual life, where do you start? We mature as Christians by discarding certain behaviours, desiring God's Word and being a part of God's building.

We were created to be deeply loved. We were also created to deeply love others. We are a people defined by love… But what does this actually mean? Unconditional… Unceasing… Sincere Love.

We need to have a reverential fear of God, knowing that He has certain expectations and instructions on how we are to live. God will keep us accountable for our actions… Let’s strive toward conduct that is worthy in His sight.

We are called to be holy in all our conduct. This seems like an overwhelming request if we are to do it on our own. Thankfully, we don't have to do it alone because we have a holy God, who teaches us how to be holy. Let's strive to bear the family resemblance of His holiness; in mind, feeling and outlook we get to pursue holiness.

The Gospel of Jesus does effect our world! It may not always feel like this when we look at the world and its struggles… In these moments, what are we to do? It’s time to live with hope… Let’s strive together to prepare our minds for action and live sober-minded as we set our gaze on Jesus.