BCC Podcasts

The marketplace in the week far more than the church on a Sunday is where we interact we people the most. This was true for Jesus and is also true for us. In this message, Deborah Holman looks at the potential we have to bless others in our places of work.

Pastor Mark Wiltshire raises three questions that are essential for our success in life...

1. Are we hearing God?

2. Are we hungry?

3. Are we healthy?

As followers of Jesus, it's crucial that we regularly read the Word of God to remain healthy.

"We are God's masterpiece, created anew in Christ Jesus to do the good things He planned..." Eph 2:10

Pastor Mark Wiltshire kicks off this new series with a look at how we can set our hearts and minds on being navigated by God. Aiming towards a destination that is beyond our own abilities and embracing the capacity we have...in God.

We are, all of us on our own individual journey through life. But each of our journeys is linked to each others. Adam Bird explores the journey that we have come on as a church over the past year and also looks ahead to the possibilities and potential for 2016!

Vlad Ciolan brings us through the Nativity story and particularly Joseph's journey from unbelief. We all have to walk our own journey of Scepticism to Seclusion to Stability. We need to be aware that throughout the journey, God is with us and will never leave us on our own.

Adam Bird takes the story of the Magi coming from the East to Worship the new born Messiah and brings us 5 key applications that we can consider to increase our own worship of the one who saved us.

Deborah Holman brings a message of Hope in this festive season.

1. Hope is an anchor for our soul

2. Hope reinterprets circumstances

3. Hope depends on knowing the Word

4. Hope provides strength, courage and boldness.

Every journey has a beginning, a middle and an end. Pastor Mark Wiltshire begins our Christmas seasons with a message that inspires us to be prepared for the journey ahead. Remembering that our destination is not just a place, but often a new way of seeing things.

God puts things in our lives to compel us to a course of action. He opens a door and gives us a nudge. We need to surrender our will and submit to his. Deborah Holman explores the persecution of the early church and how God used these difficult times to fulfil his greater purposes - e.g. the spread of the gospel.

Adam Bird takes us into Chapter 12 of the book of Acts. Peter is in prison BUT the church is praying. We see the power of that small word 'BUT' all over scripture.

We also examine what it meant for those early disciples to BELONG to the church. How should this affect our approach to church. Do we belong to the same church? Do we have the same calling?