HTB Church

'Jesus came to bring us together... and God hates discrimination.' Nicky Gumbel and El-Ruth Harmony speak on how 'only together we are the body of Christ.' Together we can change this world. Further resources: We Need To Talk About Race - Understanding the Black Experience in White Majority Churches by Ben Lindsay https://spckpublishing.co.uk/we-need-to-talk-about-race Conversations on Faith and E...

Nicky Gumbel shares how Jesus meets with us and how we can experience Jesus' love, even in our own homes. Join us for church every Sunday at https://www.htb.org/athome

In light of current events, we are sharing Nicky Gumbel's Talk from Focus 2019 on ‘Unity in Diversity.’ On matters of justice, the church cannot remain silent.

We are so grateful for Rick and Kay Warren, founders of Saddleback Church, for joining our service to share a powerful message of hope in the midst of grief, depression and loss. For a list of mental health support and resources in the UK, please visit our website https://www.htb.org/mental-health-support.

Many of us are personally and collectively experiencing a sense of loss, sadness, grief and even anger in this time. How do we find a way of living in this new reality? Stephen Foster reflects on what we can learn from Paul in Philippians 3:7-9

Anna Hodges, one of our Peter Stream Ordinands, shares her story and encourages with a message of breakthrough and hope. To find out more about the Peter Stream visit https://www.htb.org/leadership-development

Are you feeling walled in? Christine Caine, sharing from Joshua 6, encourages us that even when it feels like we have hit a wall, God's promises are real and He can do more than we could ask or imagine. Join us for church every Sunday at https://www.htb.org/athome

We are all going through so much right now because of COVID-19 and many of us are praying for help. Can God hear us? Do our prayers make any difference? Join us for church every Sunday at https://www.htb.org/athome

We are living in volatile, uncertain, complex and anxious times. Ken Costa explores how we can learn from Joseph of Arimathea and as ordinary people, we can find purpose in these extraordinary times. Join us for church every Sunday at https://www.htb.org/athome

Nicky Gumbel asks, how can we have hope during amidst a global pandemic, lockdown, grief and relentless challenges? Join us for church every Sunday https://www.htb.org/athome

In this challenging time for so many of us around the world, Nicky Gumbel asks, where is God? Join us for church every Sunday https://www.htb.org/athome

Stephen Foster talks to us about how to turn battle into blessing as part of our HTB at Home Sunday Service.

Stephen Foster talks to us about how through Jesus we can bring peace into our lives.

Nicky and Pippa Gumbel continue our sermon series on 'Choose Faith Over Fear' and encourage us to feed our faith through our relationship with Jesus.

Nicky Gumbel encourages us to choose faith not fear and to continue to fix our eyes on Jesus.

Stephen Foster leans in on the power of prayer and how we can use our emotions to direct our prayers.

Martyn Layzell talks at our Sunday service about how Jesus renews our hearts so we can speak with love and kindness.

Rachael Wooldridge continued our sermon series on 'What's love got to do with it' and talked to us about how Jesus sees the worth in every person because they are loved by God.

We heard from Nicky and Sila Lee, founders of The Marriage Courses, about how to build strong and lasting relationships.

Pete Wynter talks to us about how Jesus' 'Love Endures' through our trials. Jesus says ‘come to me’ and He can bring breakthrough to establish something amazing.

Stephen Foster led us in our new sermon series; 'What's Love Got to do With it?', and encouraged us on how Jesus is with us through our trials.

Martha and Ben Bryant reflect on Luke 5:1-11 and the astonishing impact that you + Jesus can have on this world.

‘Perception is powerful. You can’t choose the filters people use to look at you but you can change the filters you use to look at others. Change your lens and you might just change your life.’ Stephen Foster starts the new year with an impactful message on the power of perception. Luke 10:25-37

Jemima Adjei continues The Story of Christmas and remind us that our God is faithful and in this season of Advent our waiting is not in vain, because we know Jesus is coming.

Stephen Foster speaks on the message of Christmas at our Carols By Candlelight service. 'The closer you look, the more you realise, the baby in the manger is the saviour of the world.'