Bryanston Bible Church

This week, we kick off our Advent series, At The Right Time, exploring Galatians 4:4-5 and the perfect timing of God’s plan through Jesus’ birth. As Dezemba brings celebration, pressure, and reflection, we’re reminded that Christmas isn’t about calendars, culture, or tradition—it’s about God revealing Himself. Join us as we uncover how the incarnation was God’s decisive move to redeem, reveal,...

In this message, we discover that gratitude is not something we manufacture, but the natural fruit of lives ruled by Christ’s peace, filled with His Word, and shaped by His name. Paul shows us how reconciliation with God brings deep peace that flows into our relationships and daily living. As Christ’s Word dwells richly in us — through teaching, correction, and worship — our hearts are formed to...

Paul’s question in Romans 11 — “Has God rejected His people?” — reminds us that even when we wander, God’s faithfulness never fails. Through every generation, He continues to preserve a remnant, a people who stand firm by His grace rather than their performance. We’re reminded that no one is beyond God’s saving reach, and even when it feels like we’re standing alone, He is still at work. His...

In this week's sermon, we are reminded that God’s plan to reach the world has always involved His people — ordinary believers carrying an extraordinary message. Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of Christ — and we are the ones called to speak it. Even when the message is rejected, God is still at work, still reaching out, still saving. May we be a people who go, who speak, and who...

This week, as we continue in our journey through the book of Romans, Wesley unpacks the simple yet profound truth of the gospel found in Romans 10:9 — that salvation comes through confessing Jesus as Lord and believing that God raised Him from the dead. In this message, we are reminded that we cannot save ourselves; only Jesus can. Christ alone fulfills the law, conquers sin and death, and offers...

God’s call has always reached beyond every boundary.In this message from Romans 9:24–33, we are reminded that we don’t belong to God because of our background, effort, or privilege — we belong because He called us by His grace.Through Jesus, God draws people from every nation and story into one family of faith.You belong because God Himself has called you in.

We all know the feeling — “It’s not fair!” But Romans 9 reminds us that while God’s ways may stretch our understanding, His justice and mercy are never unjust. In this message, Mike unpacks how God’s sovereign mercy and sovereign justice both reveal the riches of His glory. Rather than pushing us to intellectual mastery, they call us to worship, trust, and humble submission before Him. At the...

We continue our journey through Romans 9–11, tackling one of the most profound truths of the Gospel: that our salvation rests not on human effort, but on God’s sovereign grace. Paul reminds us that God’s Word has not failed—because His promises were never dependent on ancestry, achievement, or our ability to hold on to Him. From Isaac and Ishmael to Jacob and Esau, we see that God’s saving call...

These verses begin one of the most challenging sections of the letter, but also one of the most hope-filled. Paul writes with deep anguish over Israel’s unbelief, reminding us that true theology is not cold or detached—it is born out of tears for the lost. At the same time, Paul shows us that every blessing, every privilege, is meant to drive us closer to Christ, not further away. His words raise...

On this Heritage Sunday, we celebrated the beauty of God’s design for His people—a family made up of every nation, tribe, people, and language. In Heaven’s Heritage from Revelation 7:9–12, we were reminded that diversity in the church is not a problem to manage, but the very will of God.We saw that heaven itself is a picture of joyful, unified diversity, and as God’s people we are called to live...