Welcome to the Bromley Road Baptist Church Audio Podcast. Our mission at BRBC is to lead you into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. We hope that these messages will help you, wherever you are at in your journey. See more at bromleyroadbaptist.org

God chooses us not just for us, but for the world. God's promises to us are meant to bless others through us. Watch Full Service Study Questions

God's mercy triumphs over judgment. God promises never to give up on creation, even when it breaks His heart. Watch Full Service Study Questions

God created us for relationship with him. Even when we break that relationship, God moves toward us with promise. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Today's message addresses anxiety and worry, focusing on how fear about the future robs us of today. We look at Jesus' teaching on worry and Paul's practical guidance on prayer, gratitude, and trust. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Today we begin our new series on mental health with a look at the lies we sometimes believe about mental health. Come and explore how God cares about our whole being, and has given us what we need to be mentally healthy. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Worship is not a feeling we wait for — it is a decision we make. Who is the object of our adoration? How do we demonstrate that? Watch Full Service Study Questions

Scripture forms us into people who recognize truth and resist false foundations. Prayer opens conversation; Scripture anchors that conversation in truth. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Prayer keeps us rooted in relationship rather than self-reliance. Rest slows us down enough to pray honestly. Watch Full Service Study Questions

We don't rest because the work is done — we rest because we trust God. A firm foundation cannot be built on exhaustion. Rest is an act of trust, not laziness. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Love is a gift, but not just a gift for you. Watch Full Service

The light of Christ doesn't simply remove darkness — it creates joy. Watch Full Service

God brings people to reveal his light that brings peace Watch Full Service Study Questions

Hope begins where light breaks in. Hope isn't about blind optimism, it's about trusting that the dark won't last forever. Watch Full Service Study Questions

The church matures as we grow together in Christ and follow His leading. Our future is formed by faithfulness today. Watch Full Service Study Questions

The church exists to join God in His mission to make disciples and reveal His kingdom. But what is the church for? The church doesn't have a mission—God's mission has a church. Watch Full Service Study Questions

The church is alive and active when every part is connected to the Head and working together. Watch Full Service Study Questions

The church is not a human project but a divine promise—born from Christ's declaration and empowered by His presence. The church isn't fragile—it's fueled by Jesus. Watch Full Service Study Questions

True generosity flows from a heart full of gratitude. We give not to earn God's favor, but in response to His abundant grace. Grateful hearts give generously because they know everything they have is a gift from God. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Gratitude displaces anxiety because it reorients our minds toward God's faithfulness and provision. You can't be thankful and anxious at the same time—gratitude is a spiritual weapon against worry. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Gratitude isn't just for the big blessings—it transforms how we approach everyday work, relationships, and even suffering. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Living within God's boundaries leads to true freedom and flourishing. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Healthy boundaries in relationships prevent codependency and foster mutual growth. Watch Full Service Study Questions

God designed us to live within healthy boundaries for our good and His glory. They are a reaction of God's care and protection and guarding your heart is essential for spiritual, emotional, and relational health. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Through the parable of the great banquet, we are encouraged to invite those around us into community and to experience what it is like to feast at the banquet and live a life with God. Watch Full Service

The parable of the weeds teaches us that life in God's kingdom often involves both growth and challenges. We are reminded to stay patient, trust the process, and to focus on what God is growing rather than trying to fix everything ourselves. Watch Full Service

The parable of the talents teaches us that we need to be faithful with what God entrust to you, he gives us what we are able to handle and holds us accountable for what we do with it. Watch Full Service

How do we let our light shine in a world that sometimes feels dark? Watch Full Service

Being a good samaritan means recognizing needs around us, showing compassion through action, sacrificing for others and being motivated by the love of Christ. Watch Full Service

The parable of the sower illustrates how our receptiveness, openness, and obedience can change the impact of God's message on our lives. What type of soil best describes where you are right now? Watch Full Service

Based on the teaching of having a rhythm for our life, today we are looking at scripture that points us to seeing where there is space in our days for spiritual practices, work, relationships, and personal habits. Watch Full Service

God made the Sabbath for us because we need rest. Watch Full Service

Prayer is not performance—it's presence. Jesus taught us how to pray simply and relationally. Watch Full Service

In a noisy, busy world, the best summers begin with slowing down to be with God. Jesus often withdrew to lonely places to pray. Watch Full Service

Holiness is not about perfectionism, but about being set apart for God's purposes. Jesus calls us into holiness as the way to wholeness and true life. Watch Full Service

Jesus was moved by compassion for the lost and the hurting. How can we cultivate a heart of compassion for those in need? Watch Full Service

Jesus' way is the way of radical, self-giving love. How can we love others as Jesus loves us? Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus endured the cross for the joy set before Him and offers us His joy. How can we experience lasting joy in the midst of challenges? Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus forgave even from the cross and calls us to do the same. How can we release bitterness and embrace forgiveness? Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus calls us to join Him in His mission to make disciples and share the gospel. How can we actively live out the mission of Jesus in our communities and beyond? Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus is the Truth that sets us free. How do we live in truth in a world of competing narratives and deception? Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus humbled Himself, taking on the form of a servant. How can we embrace humility in our relationships, work, and faith journey? Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus walked the path before you to guide you on how to live your life and to take the burden from you. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus walked the path before you to guide you on how to live your life and to take the burden from you. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus walked the path before you to guide you on how to live your life and to take the burden from you. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Sin has been dealt with by Jesus. You need to embrace who you are - not people who are striving to earn someone's acceptance but who can embrace that you are already accepted as part of God's family. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus is greater than the earthly priesthood because He is our eternal High Priest who intercedes for us forever. Earthly priests were temporary, but Jesus' priesthood is permanent and perfect. Watch Full Service Study Questions

What do we do when our hearts are hardened? What happens when someone who's impacted our faith lets us down? As we continue our look at the book of Hebrews, we are reminded that Jesus is greater than Moses because He is not just a servant in God's house but the Son over God's house. Moses led God's people to the Promised Land, but Jesus leads us to eternal life. Watch Full Service Study Questions

Jesus is greater than the prophets because He is the ultimate revelation of God. The prophets spoke for God, but Jesus is God's Word in the flesh. Look to Jesus as the final and fullest picture of who God is. Watch Full Service Study Questions

What spiritual practices do you use to help you draw near to God? Have you ever thought about other disciplines you could use that might be your perfect fit? Watch Full Service Study Questions

What does generosity look like for you? What does generosity look like for God? Do we trust God to provide even when things seem impossible? Join us as we talk about what generosity should be and how we can be lead to joyful giving. Watch Full Service Study Questions

We are all gifted to serve in some way, in this message we will explore how we are called to serve and what our giftings may look like. Watch Full Service Study Questions Your Next Step: Serving Booklet