What God has done at B&A in the pandemic and how you can get involved.

In Matthew 5 v. 48 Jesus commanded us to be perfect, as our heavenly Father is perfect. Given that few, if any, of us would claim to be anything like perfect, Charles considers what this commandment means for us.

James and Wayne talk about why homecoming is such a powerful idea.

Wayne and James chat about how we can live in God’ strength and not ours. And also why it matters so much that we do.

James & Wayne bravely discuss what the world is wrestling with and how we can respond.

James talks about how we can remove some of the barriers we have to seeing God at work in our lives.

When hopes are deferred, what do we do?

James clears up some misunderstandings about one of the most famous sayings of Jesus.

Do we 'cancel' wrongdoers or excuse them? What does redemption look like?

Straight talking versus using words to say one thing and mean another. Jesus tackles his culture's, and ours, way with words.

Why are some places just not healthy and what do we do about it?

This week Wayne and James discuss how we talk about what's happening now?

In a culture where relational breakdown is all around us, what's God's vision for marriage and what happens if it's not working out?

Lust takes, where love always gives. Lust is about me, where love is always all about the other. It’s tempting to make 'You shall not commit adultery' about keeping a rule, but our heart attitude & whether we choose lust or love is the real challenge; it runs deep and applies to every one of us!

James interviews Esther about the exciting new Little Church who’s purpose is to connect with ex-offenders and make space for them to be part of a community.

May 17th sees the returns of hugs in England. James and Wayne talk about why that matters so much to us and what it tells us about us and God.

In this talk Charles Auld looks at what Jesus has to say about the commandment “You shall not murder”. It is clear that Jesus regarded the commandment as being the lowest possible standard and that He expects Christians to adopt much higher standards.