GBC Podcast

In a world that can so easily draw our attention to what is wrong, broken and difficult, how do we keep our hearts focused on what is good?

In this message from Mike Roberts, following our UNCOMMON series, we explore the importance of remembering God's goodness, holding on to His truth and allowing the things He has done to shape the way we live today. Because when we forget God's faithfulness, it's easy to lose perspective, lose heart and lose sight of the difference He calls us to make.

Following Jesus means more than simply avoiding what is wrong; it's about actively pursuing what is good, reflecting His character and bringing His goodness into the lives of those around us.

We might live in a broken world, but we serve a good God. And as we remember who He is and what He has done, we find fresh encouragement to live uncommon lives that make a difference.

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Grace is one of the most wonderful gifts of the Christian faith. But what if grace is about more than simply being forgiven?

In this fourth part of our UNCOMMON – Holy Living in an Ordinary World series, Pastor Adrian explores Titus 2:11–15, and we discover that God's grace doesn't just save us from our past; it transforms our present and gives us hope for the future.

Grace isn't simply God's pardon for sin; it's His power to help us live differently. We don't pursue holiness to earn God's love, but because we are already loved.

Passage: Titus 2:11–15

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What does it look like to live an uncommon life in an ordinary world? Mike dives into Titus 2:1–10, where we see that Paul shows us that following Jesus is never just about our own faith journey. Every generation matters, and we all have a part to play in helping others grow as disciples of Jesus.Whether young or old, new to faith or a lifelong Christian, God calls us to live lives that reflect His truth, demonstrate His goodness, and encourage others to follow Him. Discover why faith was never meant to stop with us, and how we can build a church where generations learn from, support, and inspire one another to live for Jesus.For more on GBC, visit www.gbchurch.org.uk

We live in a world full of voices, opinions and competing ideas about what is true. Pastor Adrian dives into Titus 1:10–16, where Paul challenges the church in Crete to recognise the danger of false teaching and to hold firmly to the truth of the gospel.But holding onto truth doesn't mean becoming harsh, argumentative or cynical. We are called to speak truth with love, allowing the truth of Jesus to shape not only what we believe, but how we live.Passage: Titus 1:10–16For more on GBC, visit www.gchurch.org.uk

What kind of church does the world really need? Pastor Adrian kicks off our new series: Uncommon - Holy Living in an Ordinary World.

In the opening chapter of Titus, Paul reminds us that healthy churches don’t begin with impressive programmes or charismatic personalities—they begin with leaders and people whose lives match the message of Jesus.

Discover how God calls His Church to be uncommon: living differently because we belong to Him.

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Today is Sign-Up Sunday, and Pastor Adrian unpacks the importance of plugging in to serve on different teams at GBC, as well as plugging in and becoming part of the GBC Small Groups.

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As a mid-series break, Pastor Adrian revisits our verse for the year and asks the question, 'Where are you now?' What have you seen freedom in? What are you being freed in today? What freedom is God leading you into?For more on GBC, visit www.gbchurch.org.uk.

Continuing our Summer Psalms series, Pastor Adrian unpacks Psalm 139.Do you know how known, made, and led you are? Are you aware of God's presence with you in the everything?For more on GBC, visit www.gbchurch.org.uk

Do you look at the world around you and feel it is all shaking, unstable, broken? Does your own life feel shaky and scary? Pastor Adrian unpacks Psalm 46 with a reminder of how UNSHAKEN our God is, and how we too can be unshaken, because of who HE is.

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As part of our Summer Psalms series. Neil Whitmill unpacks Psalm 133, and walks us through the impact it has on us today.