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We are a church that loves God, lives according to His word and are burdened with the deep desire to know Jesus Christ and make Him known.
Unknown Host hosts Bryanston Bible Church, a religion show with 391 episodes published.
The world is always inviting us to chase the next thing that promises happiness, success, or security. But in 1 John 2, John reminds us that everything this world offers is temporary—and if we give our hearts to what is
As we journey through the opening chapters of 1 John, join Mark and Wesley for an honest conversation reflecting on what God has been teaching us through the series so far. Rather than re-preaching the sermons, this podc
Life can often feel like a pressure cooker, leaving us discouraged and wondering whether we’re really making progress in the Christian life. But in 1 John 2:12–14, John pauses the challenge to remind believers of what is
Jesus never separated obedience from love, and neither does John. In this passage, we’re reminded that genuine faith is seen not only in what we believe, but in how we treat the people God has placed around us. As the li
Many people claim to know God. But in 1 John 2, John challenges us to ask a deeper question: does our walk match our claim? Genuine fellowship with God is not revealed by what we say, but by a growing desire to obey Him.
We all know what it’s like to fail, to hide, or to wonder what God thinks of us when we’ve fallen short. In 1 John 2:1–2, John reminds us that while Christians are called to pursue holiness, our hope is not found in our
1 John confronts one of the greatest dangers in the Christian life: claiming to know God while becoming comfortable with darkness. In 1 John 1:5–10, John reminds us that God is light — perfectly holy, perfectly pure — an
In a world where we can be surrounded by people and still feel distant, many experience God the same way — familiar with Him, yet not truly near to Him. In this opening message of our new series through 1, 2 & 3 John, we
The Sermon on the Mount ends with a question we can’t avoid: what are we building our lives on? In Matthew 7:21–29, Jesus shows that it’s possible to hear His words, even admire Him, and still never truly surrender to Hi
“You cannot serve God and money.” — Matthew 6:24 We often treat money like it’s neutral — something we simply use. But in Matthew 6, Jesus shows it is always about our hearts. What we treasure shapes what we love and rev
Guest preacher Matt Thomas (Lead Pastor of Pulse Church) helped us see that prayer is not just about us — it’s about God’s Kingdom moving forward. Through the Lord’s Prayer, we were reminded that God’s heart is for His K
“Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” — Matthew 4:17 Not the life we would choose… but the life Jesus calls blessed. As we begin our new series, Kingdom of Heaven, we’re confronted with a reality that turns eve
What begins with fearful people behind locked doors becomes a moment of peace, purpose, and power as Jesus comes near. He does not merely comfort them—He commissions them. The risen Christ brings peace through His finish
What begins in darkness and grief ends in recognition, joy, and mission. Mary comes to the tomb as a grieving seeker—but leaves as a believing witness, having encountered the risen Christ for herself. This passage shows
On Good Friday , we stand at the foot of the cross and hear Jesus’ final words: “It is finished” . This is not a cry of defeat, but a declaration of victory. In that moment, Jesus completed the work of our salvation—once
In John 17:13–19, we are invited to overhear Jesus’ final prayer before the cross—words that reveal what mattered most to Him as He prepared to give His life. While we often think of Easter as the forgiveness of sins, Je
In Romans 16:1–27, Paul brings his letter to a close with what may seem like a simple list of names—but it is far more than that. It is a beautiful picture of the gospel at work in real people, forming a diverse, loving,
In Romans 15:14–33, Paul gives us a window into the heart that the gospel produces. His life had been captured by something far bigger than himself: God’s mission to make Christ known among the nations. Paul shows us a h
In Romans 15:1–13, Paul lifts our eyes from simply avoiding conflict to becoming the kind of church Jesus is building. Those who are strong are called to carry the weak, not please themselves—following the pattern of Chr
“Let’s just agree to disagree” often sounds mature — but in a shared life, it’s usually just a ceasefire. In Romans 14, Paul speaks to a divided church and shows us a better way. Where the gospel has transformed us, we d
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Bryanston Bible Church is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 391 episodes.
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