HTBB Talks

Abi continues on our series in 1 Thessalonians 4, exploring the question what God’s will for our lives? How do we ensure our lives aren’t just about what we do but who we are becoming?

Bible Passage: 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12

In spite of the hardships they faced, the Christians in Thessalonica were a model to many others. In St Paul’s first letter to them he gives them advice on how to continue to live lives worthy of God. What can we learn from this to enable us to live like Christ and model it to others?

Passage : 1 Thessalonians 1:2-10; 2:5-12

God is on the racetrack of your life cheering you on. This season will flip you upside down but the question is which way are you gonna land? As we look at the relationship between Zacchaeus and Jesus, we can draw up a plan to win in this and any season we face.

Luke 19.1-10

In a season of change and uncertainty, Jacintha speaks about what we can learn from a tree planted by a stream of water.

Passage : Jeremiah 17:7-8

Are you desperate for God to speak? Do you need direction or an answer? The ‘gentle whisper of God’ led Elijah to a fresh encounter with God & to hearing a fresh strategy for his life.

1 Kings 19:9-16

Coming to Jesus is more than just superficial healing, it’s about wholeness. In this sermon, Mike explores how through the forgiveness and healing of a paralysed man, Jesus reveals to us who He is and what the Kingdom of God is all about.

Bible Passage: Mark 2:1-12

2020 was a bad year to be a visionary leader. It rarely felt like we could plan past the next two weeks. But despite everything that may or may not happen this year Jesus vision for us and for HTBB is clear: transformed lives and a transformed society. In today’s talk we look again at Jesus manifesto of his ministry what he was doing when he came and what he wants to do in us today.

Passage: Luke 4:14-22

Who do you believe God to be and how does that impact your perspective and faith? In this message, we explore how Revelation 5 gives rise to faith by shifting our focus to a God who is in control and who has overcome in order that we might too through our faith in him.

Passage: Revelation 5

Who do you believe God to be and how does that impact your perspective and faith? In this message, we explore how Revelation 5 gives rise to faith by shifting our focus to a God who is in control and who has overcome in order that we might too through our faith in him.

Passage: Revelation 5

The patent for the first telescope described its action as: “That which is far away appears near.” and at first glance that is what we can think is happening at Christmas, 'that which is far away appears near’ but as we look at what the writer John tells us about who Jesus is we discover that it is so much more, and it means that that which we though could never be reconciled can.

Passage: John 1:1-18