HTBB Talks

In his first letter to Timothy, Paul shares profound wisdom on how to grow as a disciple and a leader. This pastoral epistle continues to speak powerfully to us today.

1 Timothy

God is our heavenly Father who knows our needs, even before we ask of Him. Prayer is not just about asking God for our needs, it is about a relationship with our Father in heaven. Jesus showed us a model of depending on God for all our needs. In the Lord's prayer, he taught us to petition for 3 specific needs that is food (give us our daily bread), forgiveness (forgive us as we forgive others) and freedom (lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one). In this talk, we explore what it means to pray these petitions and how God provides for these needs. We see how Jesus is God's ultimate provision for all our needs, all we have to do is ask and receive.

Matthew 6: 11-13

Miles begins our sermon series on the Lord’s Prayer. The prayer begins with intimacy, “Our Father”, and with authority, “in heaven”. Learn how the 53 words of the Lord’s Prayer can transform your prayer life.

Matthew 6:9-13

Worship is more than songs we sing on Sundays. Leon explores how a social reject modelled authentic worship that involves:

🧡 Encounter with Jesus
👐 Costs us something in order to gain everything 🏹 Points others back to Jesus

from the encounter with Jesus, the cost of worship as well as the transformation that our worship can bring to others.

John 4:1-26

Charlotte explores how we keep growing in confidence in God’s calling for us while remaining humble and unassuming about ourselves.

Isaiah 6:1-8

The Holy Spirit is often described in the Bible as water or a river. In this talk, Miles looks at the transforming impact of the water of life that is the Spirit; not a distant concept, but a life-giving river and how this "water of life" has the power to transform us from the inside out.

Ezekiel 47:1-7, 12

In this talk, Sarah explores the story of Ruth and the themes of loyalty, hard work, sacrificial love, and the incredible legacy that reveals God's ever-present hand at work.

Ruth 1-4

Mark explores what Jesus’ call to remain or abide in him means for us today, in whatever season we find ourselves.

John 8.30–36

Many cultures have a complex relationship with death and money. Nothing is perhaps more taboo than these two subjects; because the loss of life and the lack of money represent our biggest fears and struggles. In this sermon, Abel shares about how our Christian hope changes everything about how we see death and money. We will read about passages that speak of what happens after death, and what we can do with our money – and why Christians have a radically different vision about them.

1 Corinthians 16:1-3, 1 Corinthians 15: 35-38 and 42-49, 1 Corinthians 15:58

Miles looks at Isaiah 55 and considers what this passage tells us about the unchanging promises of God and what He calls us into in the next chapter of the life of HTBB.

Isaiah 55:1-7