Sermons Archive - Bundaberg Bible Church: Recent Episodes
Bundaberg Bible Church
We are working through the men and women of Hebrews 11 looking at how faith saved them.
We are working through the men and women of Hebrews 11 looking at how faith saved them.
We are working through the men and women of Hebrews 11 looking at how faith saved them.
We are working through the men and women of Hebrews 11 looking at how faith saved them.
We are working through the men and women of Hebrews 11 looking at how faith saved them.
We are working through the men and women of Hebrews 11 looking at how faith saved them.
Everyone saved in both the Old and New Covenants are saved by grace - even those who were under the law.
Can you remember a time when you stood firm in a hard time finding joy in Jesus? Let those memories help you stand firm in the present.
What does it mean if we keep on sinning as a Christian? What happens if someone falls away?
Because of Jesus Christ's once-and-for-all sacrifice, we can stand before God justified and declared righteous - even though we are still being made righteous.
Jesus entered heaven itself and stood before the presence of God for us to offer himself once and for all to pay the full penalty of our sin.
We are looking at the letter of Hebrews and how magnifying Christ lifts us from returning to the sins of the world
We are looking at the letter of Hebrews and how magnifying Christ lifts us from returning to the sins of the world
We are looking at letter of Hebrews and how magnifying Jesus keeps us from returning to sin
We are looking at the letter of Hebrews and how magnifying Christ lifts us from returning to the sins of the world.
We are looking at the letter of Hebrews and how magnifying Christ lifts us from returning to the sins of the world
We are looking at the letter of Hebrews and how magnifying Christ lifts us from returning to the sins of the world
We are looking at the letter of Hebrews and how magnifying Christ lifts us from returning to the sins of the world
We are looking at the letter of Hebrews and how magnifying Christ lifts us from returning to the sins of the world
Rev 2 and 3 the 7 churches was written to the whole church of every age. In this series we look at what Jesus says to our church.
Rev 2 and 3 the 7 churches was written to the whole church of every age. In this series we look at what Jesus says to our church.
Rev 2 and 3 the 7 churches was written to the whole church of every age. In this series we look at what Jesus says to our church.
Rev 2 and 3 the 7 churches was written to the whole church of every age. In this series we look at what Jesus says to our church.
Rev 2 and 3 the 7 churches was written to the whole church of every age. In this series we look at what Jesus says to our church.
Rev 2 and 3 the 7 churches was written to the whole church of every age. In this series we look at what Jesus says to our church.
In closing 2 Peter we see that we are saved by grace and working hard in our Christian life for the glory of Jesus
In this message we look at what the bible says about how a Christian should live in light of the return of Jesus.
The reason Jesus has not yet returned is because God is waiting on the full number of his elect to be saved.
In this message we see Peter refute those who act like this world will simply go on forever.
In this message we see Peter explain what will become of false teachers and those who listen to them.
In this message we see what motivates false teachers and those who listen to them. You might be better off listening to a donkey.
In this message we see that judgement will definitely fall on those who reject God's authority and we also see how the unrighteous can be forgiven.
In this message we see Peter explain the method and purpose of false teachers within the church.
In this message we begin to see how as Christians we can overcome the battle with sin in our lives
This message sets the context and scene for the writing of 2 Peter. We also look at Peter's introduction of himself as a slave and an apostle.
Peter outlines the character needed of elders who are leading through persecution and trial
In order to follow the will of God, each of us must accept that we will have to deny the desires of the flesh.
In order to live a life of biblical submission, we need to look to Jesus as our example
How should we as Christians conduct ourselves when those in authority are acting in a hostile way towards the church?
Peter lists for us obstacles to the constant love that we should have for one another in the church.
God did not redeem you with gold or silver, but by the blood of his own Son. This makes your life of inherent and incredible worth.
As the church, we are chosen exiles, scattered throughout the world for the glory of Jesus.
What a blessing it is that God has won people from every nation, tribe and language. As Christians we celebrate cultural diversity as different expressions of one people saved by grace.
If Christ is truly our security, if we trust Christ with everything, we should be able to live generous lives blessing others with the physical necessities of life.
If we are saved by grace alone, why should it matter if I love and serve my brothers and sisters at church?
The church should be the place where some of God's are invisible attributes are made known through his people.
This is the first in Gospel Shaped Mercy series where we explore what the biblical word 'shalom' means and how it impacts disciple's of Jesus today.
Through a full revelation of Jesus, John leads to the finished work of the cross, the coming of the Holy Spirit and a gathering of transformed believers.
Peter to alleviate his own suffering wants to look at what will happen to others. Jesus corrects him by stating that Peter needs to only look to Jesus. We must all avoid the temptation of comparison.
Peter was broken through his denials of Jesus, in this passage we see Jesus redeem Peter and we also see how Peter has changed in a way that we all need to.
The tomb is empty and Jesus is alive! However, is there a belief that saves and a belief that does not?
Just before Jesus dismisses his spirit he declares that "it is finished" this week we look at what that means for those who give their lives to Jesus.
The cross of Christ will always stand as a symbol of the wrath of God against sin and the love of God that would save us from it.
In the trial of Jesus before Pilate, we see the failure of legalism to ever change the heart. Instead, legalism always leads to hypocrisy.
Jesus intentionally hands himself over to the arresting authorities; this week we look at why.
In Jesus' prayer for his disciples, we learn what the purpose and goal is for each of our lives.
Jesus prays that his followers will be in the world as a light but not polluted by the values of the world
In this passage Jesus tells to have courage despite facing adversity because Jesus has conquered the world.
In this passage we look at what it means when Jesus promises that we will have joy that cannot be taken from us.
In this passage Jesus comforts his disciples by promising the coming of the Holy Spirit. What is the role of the Spirit and how should we look for His work today?
The book of Romans shows to us the darkest depths of our depravity under sin, and contrasts it with the glorious light of the redemption we can find in Jesus Christ.
We review some of the Biblical responsibilities involved when actively partnering with a church community.
We investigate the Biblical view on what it means to be a Deacon in a church community.
In reviewing what it means to be an Church Elder we look to the Bible and see how Paul's missionary life exemplified the roles and characteristics required of an Elder.
Jesus promised his followers that we would be hated just as he was first. This week we look at why that is so and why Jesus warned us.
The same pain we feel on the sporting field would be much worse if felt in the comfort of your loungeroom. We must run to win in this Christian walk and when we have the right goals we will reach the finish line.
When you feel troubled, see how Jesus can bring joy through bringing us back to his plan and purpose.
The betrayal of Jesus by Judas was a definite part of the plan and purpose of God. There is no situation where God does not reign.
There is joy found in Jesus that the world cannot offer, an amazing joy that comes from the presence of Christ and the promise of eternal life.
When we have the wrong priorities, it is easy to start living a compromised life that has loses the joy of the Spirit and never truly enjoys the world.
After the amazing miracle of Jesus resurrecting Lazarus, many believe, but others rush off to dob Jesus in to the Pharisees. Why is it that Jesus causes such strongly different reactions in people?
By resurrecting Lazarus Jesus proved to all of us that he has the power of life and death. Jesus promises to all who repent and believe that they will have eternal life.
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What part does a church have to play in the health of the community around it? What should be our priority as we live out our lives here in Bundaberg?
How do we know if a church is healthy, by the amount of programs they run, how busy they are? This week we look at what it means for us to be a healthy church.
What does the bible say about being woke and the woke movement in general? What should our response be as Christians?
As Christians we live under the lordship of Jesus which impacts how we live. Should we expect non-Christian family members or friends to live under those same commands when under our roof?
What does the bible say about discipline from the Father? When do we experience it, what forms does it take and how should we respond?
What are the main views of Millennial reign of Jesus and how tightly should we hold these views?
Despite it being a difficult year for many people, there is still so much the follower of Jesus can be thankful for.
Jesus perfectly fulfilled the Old Testament roles of Prophet, Priest, and King. This week we see how Jesus is the ultimate King.
Jesus perfectly fulfilled the Old Testament roles of Prophet, Priest, and King. This week we see how Jesus is the ultimate priest.
Jesus perfectly fulfilled the Old Testament roles of Prophet, Priest, and King. This week we see how Jesus is the ultimate prophet.
This week we look at what it means when we declare our allegiance to Jesus the King of Kings and Lord of Lords and how the government can try and usurp that authority.
Jesus and the Father are one. Jesus is both 100% man and 100% God, any other view is a deception.
Jesus is the light of the world, thelight which will make the blind see and those who see blind.
Jesus absolutely claimed to be God. This week we look at the definitive moment of Jesus' declaration and how people might respond.
There is belief which saves and belief which leads to damnation, this week we look at the difference.
There is one response to Covid and the vaccine that Christians should not have - fear. Fear will lead to failing to work for Jesus.
God has given everyone of his children the resources to live for his glory and hear "well done good and faithful servant".
We live in a world that is not our final home, but the word tells us to make a temporary home here and to seek the welfare of our cities.
Whether you are an employer or employee, the cross of Christ irrevocably changes your attitude to work and to your colleagues.
God has redeemed work for those who have life in him, this week we see how our work will bring glory to Jesus.
Despite the continuing consequences of the fall, Jesus has redeemed work for those who put their faith in him.
The book of Genesis clearly tells us that we are created to work. However this week we look at what went wrong and why work can often be very painful
The book of Genesis clearly tells us that we are created to work. This week we look at how work is meant to be a joy for us and bring praise to God.
Following Jesus is not always what people think it is. Join us this week as we look at what Jesus said that turned people away.
Jesus had the courage to stand against those who would not accept the truth. We are called to walk in Jesus' footsteps, do we have the courage?
People with great faith, people with no faith, people who oppose him, Jesus has authority over them all.
What would it mean to be truly and unconditionally loved? Jesus sees all of your sin, all of your shame and offers you complete salvation through his sacrifice.
Jesus crosses many barriers in order to welcome an unexpected person into the Kingdom of God.
How do we avoid creating so many idols in our lives? Idols of self, importance, family, work, etc. The answer is that in every way Jesus must increase and we must decrease.
We are so used to striving that sometimes the thought of grace can be so foreign it almost feels hostile. This week Jesus explains that grace is the beginning of salvation and the end of pride.
What does it mean to be born-again? What is the difference between religion and saving faith? This week we see Jesus explain how we can be saved.
People believed in Jesus and yet Jesus would not entrust himself to them, in this message we look at why and what does saving belief entail?
When Jesus cleansed the temple he was standing against worldliness creeping into the presence of God. We to must look at how the world has crept into our lives.
A wedding is a time of great joy, in this passage we see how a wedding is used to illustrate the greatest joy we can ever have in Jesus.
The natural reaction to meeting Jesus is wanting to tell others and introduce them to him.
Why is Jesus called, "The Lamb of God"? In this message we answer that question and see how it can bring you life.
We must find our identity first and foremost in Christ. Anything else will eventually cave under pressure from the world.
In order for a church to be healthy, it will need to balance grace and truth in a reflection of Jesus.
John 1:6-13 reveals to us that there is only one light that can penetrate the darkness of our heart and give us eternal life.