Churchcentral Birmingham: Talks

On We Are One Sunday, Jonathan Bell helps us to see how we as a local church are to be for the good of the city

Chris explores how Jesus fulfills the role of Prophet, Priest and King in the lives of his people

We all want to see our life's work count for something in the end. How do we ensure that? Paul gives us some clear teaching on the 'building projects' we put our hands to.

Jonathan helps us explore how an unhealthy focus on the individual personalities in the church can lead to a tribalistic attitude, corrupting the church.

Deji explores how Jesus turns a place of ruin and curse into transformation and blessing

We explore the first active instruction in Luke 10's equipping from Jesus, and find it's not to go and DO anything, but to ask God to do work instead.

Dave helps us consider how faith helps us to know our final destiny and spot the route markers along the way

Chris helps us see how to live life now in the light of our eternal destiny

Dave talks about Christ's concern for those on the margins

Blake kicks off our new monthly rhythm called "Trellis Sundays", where we explore the practices upon which our spiritual lives can flourish. Here, he digs in to the 'why' of a practice-based, active discipleship.

We pivot from the why to the 'how' of the 'go and make disciples' instruction. In this session we learn how going TOGETHER is essential, with application & news into our church shape and structures.

We explore how Jesus's death can be viewed in two ways - either as utterly embarassing foolishness, or the supernatural wisdom of God. What do you reckon?

What do you see when you see the cross of Christ? Weakness and defeat? Paul tells us it's actually wisdom (more next week) and power (today's message). How can that be the case? Listen in.

We see five mindset shifts we will need to engage in together if we're going to be serious about making disciples who make disciples.

Jonathan kicks off a new series for us at South in 1 Corinthians. We see an extensive list of things that were messy in their church, and seek to learn for our own!

We dive further into Habakkuk's relationship with God and see more of how he engages God in prayer, and the impact that has on his inner life.

As we baptised a new believer, Blake helped us understand more of what it means to be children of God, who help others become children of God too!

Why should we lovingly engage with our community to make new disciples? We explore a story of what motivated Jesus loving engagement with his community to find out!

What is God doing in the world? What about in our nation? What happens when the things we see aren't of the type we'd like to see? Jonny helps us to see from the two chapters of Habakkuk.

James explores how Jesus invites us all to a feast

Our church family has lost a beloved member. How do we respond? Jonathan pastors us as we gathered for the first time since summer, and helps us in our grief.

What does Jesus say about suffering? Dave explores how Jesus responds to suffering in Luke 13.

We hear the first two chapters of the Old Testament prophetic book Habbakuk. Then Jonny helps us see some lessons about our approach to talking to God.

We make five observations from Jesus calling two young men to follow him and fish for people.

We take our first look at a story we'll return to a lot this term. We begin a conversation about seeing 'fishing for people' as central to our following of Jesus together.