HTBB Talks

In this sermon, we look at the story of Noah and the great flood in Genesis 6-8. Jesus says that in the last days, it will be as in the days of Noah. We are living in the last days as we await the return of Jesus. So how then should we live in the last days? The story of Noah is a microcosm of Gods greater plan for the salvation of the world. Another flood is coming, a flood of God’s salvation as God brings his harvest in at the end of ages. Today we look at God’s instructions to Noah to see what we can learn about navigating the times we are in. First, God told Noah to build a large boat which is a picture of building a large faith in God. Then to enter the boat which represents entering into the grace of God and finally to leave the boat, which is our call to go out and be carriers of God’s presence into the world.

Genesis 6:14-22,7:13,8:15-22

In Luke 10:1-9, Jesus sends out 72 followers, reminding us that we don’t need to be among the 12 apostles to fulfill God’s mission. Each of us is called to share His message of love and hope, even when faced with daunting challenges. In this talk, Ric illuminates how every believer has a crucial role to play in God’s work, empowering us to embrace our calling and make a meaningful impact.

Luke 10:1-9

Have you ever wondered if God is good? In this sermon, Jacintha addresses this question based on Jesus' conversation with the rich young ruler.

Mark 10:17-31

The Pygmalion effect is a phenomenon that happens when our expectations of others become a self fulfilling prophecy. People become what others believe them to be. In this talk, Abel explores what would happen if we truly believed God's words over us: that He has chosen and predestined us, that He has freed us, and that He has set us apart to be blessings to the world.

Ephesians 1:1-14

What does revival mean to you? In this talk, Al unpacks the transformative power of revival and why it is important for us to be preparing our hearts for God's move. Discover how consecration, contention, and communion are essential keys to unlocking powerful spiritual awakening in our lives and communities.

Mark 1:1-11

What does revival mean to you? In this talk, Al unpacks the transformative power of revival and why it is important for us to be preparing our hearts for God's move. Discover how consecration, contention, and communion are essential keys to unlocking powerful spiritual awakening in our lives and communities.

Mark 1:1-11

As HTBB celebrates turning 10 years old, we look at God’s promises to Abraham and what that means for our future. You’re part of a bigger story, God’s unfolding story, and the best is yet to come!

Genesis 15:1-7

Mark explores the way Paul prays in Ephesians 3 in order to dedicate the church to the Father’s presence and purpose for all generations. God is always doing more than we can ask or imagine, and this prayer invites us to celebrate the story of God’s faithfulness, to build in our generation in ways that reflect and make room for him, and to wait on the Spirit to empower and to fill us as his temples.

Joel 2:28-32

How can we impact not just our generation, but other generations around us as well? Alvin shares from Hebrews 11:32-40,12:1-3 on God’s impossible call on our lives, but how we can receive impossible resources from God himself.

Hebrews 11:32-12:3

George Orwell said, “Every generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it”. But what does God think? What does He actually see, when He looks at the generations? In this talk, Abel talks about how our God is the God of all the generations; He is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in love and faithfulness.

Exodus 34:6-8