HTBB Talks

Miles looks at Elijah’s showdown with the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel and asks how we can worship God and be ‘all in’. 1 Kings 18:26-39

Who is God? Based on the life of Rahab, Jacintha speaks about God’s sovereignty, goodness, and love. Joshua 2:1-21

If Romans is like the Himalayas of the Bible, then Romans 8 is Mount Everest, the climax of the Bible. Our staff team from St. Paul's Theological College brings us through Romans 8 on how to live victoriously. Romans 8:1-39

We all wrestle in life. Our wrestles tell us something about ourselves. There are some wrestles that don’t just describe us, but shape us. That was the kind of wrestle Jacob had with God. Through Jacobs' story, we see the 3 stages of transformation that we go through when we encounter a deep struggle. Genesis 32:22-32

Miles takes us through a spiritual health check to enable us to persevere and grow spiritually. Psalm 37:3-6

In James, we discover the profound impact our words can have. In this word, Stephen addresses the potential for good and evil within our tongues, urging us to tame them and use them for life and blessing instead of destruction. James 3:1-12

Do you ever struggle with reading the Bible? The Bible is God’s written word and His primary way of speaking to us today. When we let the Word of God into our lives, we will grow to love His Word and more importantly, we will fall in love with the giver of this Word. Psalm 119 shows us what it looks like to love the Word of God. In this message, we explore two ways to love God’s Word, that is by knowing the Word and obeying the Word. Psalm 119

Do you feel abandoned, disappointed, or angry at God? Alvin shares with us from Psalm 22 on how King David, and Jesus, had these experiences as well, how they didn’t give up on God, and how God turned things around.
2 Kings 19:14-19

Simple as it is, the word 'sorry' can heal and transform relationships. As we learn from Psalm 32, Mark shares 3 ways in which we can adopt the posture of sorry and find closeness to God in the process. Psalm 32-33

The Jesuit priest, David Steindl-Rast said, "It's not joy that makes us grateful, it's gratitude that makes us joyful." Paul wrote, in all circumstances, give thanks. But how do we cultivate a deliberate practice of gratitude in our lives? In the story of the ten lepers, we see 4 stages of movement in relation to Jesus – and these places are a metaphor for how we can give thanks in all circumstances. Luke 17:11-19