Jo and Ryan Kaarsemaker share their journey facing cancer over the last year, what they have learnt, and what God has done in their lives over this time. They bring enormous wisdom, depth and encouragement to us all as they vulnerably share their story.

Guest speaker Matt Stott shares about his experience of the global church, and the reality that God loves the church!

Guest speaker, Steve Graham invites us to be filled with wonder, not only with who God is, and His creation, but in his thoughts towards us!

Guest speaker Steve Graham reminds us that the church is called to be a place where the glory of God is present! We are to hold together the different dynamics of being an organization, a community of love, but also a place where heaven, Gods glory is present.

Sam Harvey reminds us of the invitation to not just be believers in Jesus, but followers of Jesus. He then unpacks what that looks like, and the ways BVC is endeavoring to be a church that has a strong discipleship culture.

We launched "huddles", mirco accountability groups on this Sunday. You can find out more about them here https://bit.ly/3OIBzE8

In this sermon, our children's and families pastor Charlotte Buxton shares her journey cultivating a "defiant joy". She shares some practical ways to live this out, and challenges us to pursue a life marked by the joy of the Lord!

Guest speaker, Martyn Day, finishes our Revelation series looking at the hope presented in this incredible book, especially focusing on Revelation 21 and 22.

You can purchase Martyns devotional on Revelation here: https://www.marinersnotes.org/shop

In this talk Sam Harvey looks at Revelation 20, and the different views there are on the millennial reign of Christ. He then explores the three key elements of the Christian hope: Jesus will return, we will have resurrected bodies, and there will be a new heavens and a new earth.

Guest speaker Dr Joseph McAuley helps us understand what the horseman, the beast, and 666 symbolize in the book of Revelation, and its challenge to us today.

Guest speaker Dr Sean du Toit explores chapter 17 to 19, and shares what the imagery of the "whore of babylon" means, and how this challenges us today.