Sutton Coldfield Baptist Church

Sam looks at the value for our lives of what James teaches us in this passage.

As we look at the fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians, Rob helps us to look at the gift of peace.

Val explores the significance to us of a day we rarely celebrate...

Donald shares the personal impact of Isiah 54 and other recent words shared with him. Then he unpacks the 7 commitments of the Church for renewal Sunday

We are focussing on the Fruit of the Holy Spirit and Graham inspires us by looking at JOY.

Cath and Donald discuss what can and can't God change in our lives and how do we partner with God in making changes in our life?

Daveen helps us to understand and live in the blessings of the first fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5:2: Love.

Over the next 10 weeks we are going to be looking at the 9 Fruit of the Spirit with different folks taking one and encouraging us with it. Today, Cath gives us an introduction to the power and transformative work of the Holy Spirit in this introductory session.

Thinking of His upcoming death, Jesus says he is troubled.  Why? And what does this mean for us?

A little flavour of a Carol service from Christmas 2O21. Donald reflects on the coming of the Kingdom of Heaven, with wonderful live music from Sam and some of the videos of Carols made for Christmas 2020. for more Carols go to our YouTube Carols playlist

Sharon encourages us to look for and allow the light of Christ to fill us.

Jesus suggests we should hate our life, but how does that square with rest of the Bible which talks about God bringing joy?  Donald explains.

Val reflects on advent and the government's recent announcements.

Deb continues her series in Esther, looking at how we can equip ourselves to deal with a crisis well.

Cath looks at her favourite Carols and encourages us to welcome Christ into all areas of our lives this Christmas.

Jesus declares that it was time to be glorified.  What did he mean?  And why then?

Deb explores the hope offered when we look at some of the people God used and included in his own family tree...

Continuing in the Old Testament book of Ezra, there is great joy because the temple is finished and dedicated. The New Testament makes clear that we as a community have become the temple of God, so how does that bring joy? Using recents bits of Church life Donald illustrates.

Cath looks at Abraham and his trust in God, to help us seek God to provide for us.

John often describes miracles not as miracles but "signs". Why? How might this help us when we don't see the miracles we want to see?

Paul Wilson finishes his series on Philippians by looking at the characteristics of the community of believers and the lessons we can learn from that today. Paul's sermon is followed by a short Q and A with Cath asking him the questions folks texted in throughout the sermon.

Sam leads us through the next part in the book of James. Looking at the importance of perseverance and avoiding temptation along the way.

Robin uses Mark 1:15 to encourage us to think about the Kingdom of God being near.

Donald take a look at a familiar passage and rejoices in it being the wrong time of year.  How does what we expect colour how we receive what actually happens?  How does Jesus mess with our expectations?

Val shares her thoughts on a passage that has challenged and encouraged her recently.