HTBB Talks

Do you feel a bit dry, dead or lifeless in a certain aspect of your life? Or perhaps you are longing for more vitality? Let us explore together God's promises in the book of Ezekiel and how He fulfilled them in the Acts of the Apostles over 600 years later, bringing new life into dry places! Ezekiel 37:1-14 & Acts 2:1- 41

When the plans you’ve made don’t match up to Gods how do you navigate between holding onto hope and surrendering to his will? In Proverbs 3, a letter of guidance, Sara draws out three pointers on how we can move towards embracing the shift. Proverbs 3: 1-13

From the account of the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2, Miles looks at 4 things about the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Acts 2:1-12

In this sermon, we delve into the significance of Jesus' Ascension and uncover four timeless truths that can resonate with Christians everywhere, across time. We see how Jesus' Ascension fulfilled his mission, showcases his divine authority, and promised the Holy Spirit. Acts 1:1-11

God promises to give you a new heart and a new spirit, all you need to do is ask for it. In this sermon, Jacintha talks about the process of sanctification and how God gives us the desire and the power for to be formed into the likeness of Jesus. Ezekiel 36:26-27

Mark explores what Psalm 10 has to teach us about how to be radically honest in prayer, bringing before God our anger and pain over injustice, and crying out for him to respond when he seems to be absent. Psalm 10

Do you feel abandoned, disappointed, or angry at God? Alvin shares with us from Psalm 22 on how King David, and Jesus, had these experiences as well, how they didn’t give up on God, and how God turned things around. Psalm 22

Whilst we can’t reduce revival to a method or mechanistic process, Miles looks at how God often works to revive us, our lives and our communities. 2 Chronicles 7:11-16

What does it mean to be Easter people? How do we have perspective in times of pain? In this talk, Abel shares about how we can endure hardship with hope because Christ suffered hardship to be our hope. 1 Peter 1:3-7

The resurrection shows us that Jesus has defeated death, but it also means we can have a relationship with Jesus because he’s alive. Miles looks at how the risen Jesus communicates with us. Luke 24:13-35

A Beautiful Exchange took place on the cross, an exchange that is life changing for you. Miles unpacks the implications for us. Luke 23:32-43

On Palm Sunday, the first day of Holy Week, Jesus entered into Jerusalem before being crucified on the cross and then raised from the dead. This entrance is labeled by writers of the Bible as the Triumphal Entry. The question is "Is Jesus’s entrance really a triumphal one?" And how is his entrance - this unusual entrance - significant for us today? In this Palm Sunday sermon, Feng explores the sig...

Do you sometimes feel you don't have the strength to withstand the stress in your life? In this sermon, Jacintha shares three ways to build strength to withstand stress from Exodus 18:13-27. Exodus 18:13-27

Stress is such an integral part of our everyday life. In this sermon, we follow the journey of the Israelites in Exodus 16 as they navigate a very stressful situation - they are running out of food! Through this passage, we explore the kind of spiritual postures we can adopt in times of stress in order that we may have still have peace amidst difficult times. Exodus 16

In HTBB’s Vision Sunday Part 2, Abel speaks about how God is our protector and provider, our “shield and very great reward”. Waiting between the vision revealed and the provision supplied can be difficult, but God uses these period to teach us how to grow in surrender and generosity. Genesis 12-14, Genesis 15:1

Faith is a journey and those who follow Jesus are pilgrim people. What does this mean for our lives? Genesis 11:27-12:7

Who do you follow? What is your focus? Where is you faith? Dan Blythe, Global Alpha Youth Director spent Sunday with us to unpacks these 3 questions to help us overcome fear with boldness and hope in Jesus.

In Psalm 1, The call to “delight in the Law of the Lord” serves as the foundation for a life of blessedness. This entails living out the righteous principles of God as expressed in his holy word. Paul looks at the passage to unpack how the Holy Spirit enables us to prosper and bear fruit in accordance to God’s righteous law through Jesus. Psalm 1:1-6

John Wentz, Executive Director of Alpha USA, spent the day with us to tell his story of how a desire to disprove Christianity ended up becoming a turning point for coming to faith in Jesus.

Philippians 4:4 says ‘rejoice in the Lord always, and again I say rejoice.’ How can we have this joy? Anna looks at how joy in Jesus is supernatural. In Jesus, we can have joy unlimited, joy in the midst of and joy in the everyday! Philippians 4:4

How do we live out the image of God in our daily lives? Alvin shares with us from Acts 2:16-21 that we can’t live it out in our own strength, only the Holy Spirit can give us the power to bear his image. Acts 2:16-21

In this 2nd part of the Imago Dei series, Abel speaks about how the imago dei informs our relationships. You are never more like God than when you love others. Genesis 1:26-28, Mark 12:14-17

Miles begins are series on the Imago Dei and looks at how this speaks to our sense of identity and answers the question, ‘Who am I?’ Genesis 1:26-27, Romans 1:7

Psalm 126 is an ancient prayer that offers us a shape for our own prayers. It reminds us that God is always a God of restoration, and maps out the journey we go on with him as we trust and ask him to move in our lives. Psalm 126:1-6

Are you waiting for something in life? Do you find waiting difficult? Miles looks at the apostle Paul’s advice to the Thessalonians about how to wait well, trusting that God will use the time of waiting. 2 Thessalonians 3:11-16