BEC Church: Recent Episodes
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Church Leader Erica Richmond Continues our series in Daniel with a talk entitled "Keep Calm & Trust the Lord"
Mark kicks off our new series 'Daniel Faith Under Fire' with a message on 'Hearts and Minds – Where to Draw our Lines in the Sand'
Paul brings our What is the Gospel series to a close as we look at Galatians 5: 1-25 and the topic of "Freedom"
BEC Member Mark Gibson continues our series on Galatians focusing on Chapter 4 verses 1-31
Pastor Paul continues our series on What is the Gospel in Galatians focusing on Chapter 3: 1-14
Erica brings us the next installment in our 'What is the Gospel' Series looking at Galatians 2:11-21
We continue our new series, 'What is the Gospel?', as we explore it in the Book of Galatians and the message this week is titled "Saturated"
BEC Member Ray Miller kicks off our new series, 'What is the Gospel?', as we explore it in the Book of Galatians and ask the question, 'Why is the Cross 'Good News' and what's its significance in our lives?'
Guest speaker Jonathan Oloyede brought a challenge to the churches in Rugby to pray and fast for our families, our communities and town, and our country and beyond. He spoke about revival in out towns and country.
Note: Each talk in this series is a one-off and is not following a particular theme or passage of the Bible.
14th January 2024.
Guest speaker Jonathan Oloyede brought a challenge to the churches in Rugby to pray and fast for our families, our communities and town, and our country and beyond.
Note: Each talk in this series is a one-off and is not following a particular theme or passage of the Bible.
14th January 2024.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought us the first in a series on Lift Your Gaze.
Note: Each talk in this series is a one-off and is not following a particular theme or passage of the Bible.
7th January 2024.
Ruth’s loving loyalty and Boaz’s act of redemptionreverse all the despair and desperation of chapter 1 for Naomi. It is also thebeginning of Israel’s rescue from lawlessness and godlessness, and later still,of Christ’s redeeming of the world. Our kinsman-redeemer replaces death withlife, emptiness with fulness, homelessness with a home to come etc.
Pastor Paul Rogers preached on how Boaz was the kinsman redeemer for Ruth.
There is a contrast of Boaz with the other kinsman who wants the land but not the obligations that go with Ruth’s hand in marriage. Boaz knows the Law and uses it well, but goes beyond the letter of the law to the spirit of it, acting in Ruth, Naomi and the clan’s interest, not his own. He ensures Ruth is fully welcomed into the nation of Israel (vv11-12). As Christ had no need to give up his rights for our sake, so we should live lives of love which go beyond obligation to self-sacrificial love. Christ perfectly fulfilled the Law, so we are now freed from its restrictions to live by the Spirit and the law of love (Galatians 5).
Ruth courageously takes the initiative, and behind the scenes, God is also at work to provide. God wants us to welcome the outsider and care for the vulnerable.
Mark Gibson - 22/10/23.
The continuation of our series on the book of Ruth looking at "Beauty for Ashes" with guest speaker Ellie Hart, sharing a sermon titled The Return.
Ellie Hart - 15/10/23.
Key verses: Ruth: 1:1-5; Judges 19-21.
Setting the scene for the book of Ruth, introducing some major themes, e.g. hard times in the nation and our personal life call for a response. God has plans for redemption which we can trust.
Mark Gibson - 8/10/23.
Key verses: 1 Chronicles 15:16-16:6
Central to the account of the return of the Ark is David's facilitation of intimate encounter with God through prayer and worship. Themes explored:
- The place of praise/worship in our discipleship.
- The significance of corporate worship.
- Intimacy, and cultivating a 'vital relationship' with God.
Erica Richmond 24/09/2023
Pastor Paul Rogers shared a short prophetic message with the church.Sunday 1st October 2023.
Making Church a Home and not just a House. Is the Home ready for the Prodigals to come back and what do we need to do to ensure it is?
David’s realisation that we must all walk in obedience to God’s ‘prescribed ways’ (1 Chr.15:13)
What could this mean for us as individuals and at a corporate level?
The Ark as a symbol of God’s presence and favour among his people. Why knowing these is vital to our existence as individual disciples and communities of faith. ❖ Why operating in our own strength and presumption is not how we facilitate the favour of God (CF the unsettling example of Uzzah)
Ecclesiastes 1:2; 2:1-11; 2:24-25; 3:9-13; 5:18-20; 6:9; 8:15
Vapour/smoke has a temporary and fleeting nature which could encourage contrasting postures towards play and pleasure. 1. What’s the point in enjoying anything because it will eventually disappear? 2. I’m going to pursue as much pleasure as possible, while I have the opportunity. Is there a healthy balance to be found of not clinging on too tightly to things that bring us pleasure and making them idols (ref. Isaiah 44) but coupling this with a genuine enjoyment of the simple things in life and acknowledging them as gifts from God? If we give ourselves completely over to pleasure, satisfaction will be temporary and Monday morning always comes around. The teacher tried to find pleasure in lots of different areas, some of them not bad in and of themselves, but this only filled his life and didn’t bring fulfilment to it. This said, life is hard work, throws up all kinds of challenges and the teacher acknowledges that God has placed this burden on us so it’s important we enjoy ourselves in amongst our toil and hardships. A posture of total trust in God helps us to enjoy life as we actually experience it as opposed to pursuing how we think it ought to be.
Ryan Baxter 27/8/2023
Key Verses: Ecclesiastes 1:12-18; 2:12-16; 7:1-25; 8:1; 8:16-17; 9:13-10:4; 12:9-14
'Hebel' is an enigma/paradox and in life, particular actions don't always lead to the outcomes we expect. This brings into question what the point of wisdom and knowledge is when it can often be the case that there is little or no reward to demonstrating these qualities. This is a direct contrast to the Book of Proverbs where the general rule of thumb is that certain wise actions should result in positive and logical outcomes. However, even amongst the teacher’s scepticism, there is an underlying acceptance that cultivating and protecting wisdom in our lives is good for us but that ultimately, human wisdom has its limitations. The author in the closing poem fully endorses the teacher’s wisdom but concludes that we shouldn’t spend all our time trying to solve life’s existential puzzles and instead, fear the Lord and keep his commandments.
Paul Rogers 20/8/2023
From the series "A Word to the Wise" from Ecclesiastes. Key Verses: Ecclesiastes 3:15-17; 4:1-3; 5:8-9; 8:9-14; 12:14.
There’s so much beauty and goodness in the world but just when we’re enjoying it, hardship and tragedy has a habit of striking. Just like smoke which appears solid but quickly disperses when we try and grab hold of it. A lot of people carry a strong sense of justice but ‘bad’ things happen to ‘good’ people all the time which can cause disillusionment or at the very least, confusion. Oppression makes life bitter, sorrowful and destroys people and it’s often people or groups in positions of power who are culpable. A significant part of the closing poem highlights that it is God’s intention to bring every deed into judgment, whether good or bad. This should hopefully inspire us to cultivate lives of honesty and integrity, with the confidence that the injustices we and others experience in this life will be brought under God’s judgement.
Erica Richmond 13/8/2023
From the series "A word to the Wise" from Ecclesiastes.
Key Verses: Ecclesiastes 1:3-11; 3:14; 3:18-21; 9:1-10
We spend a lot of energy and emotion on things that ultimately have no lasting meaning or significance. Eg. Wealth, work, pleasure, status. Time will eventually erase us and everything we care about, with death being the great equaliser. The death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus is the only thing that can combat the inevitability of time and death and in the meantime, He shows us why and how we should live, that true life is to know him and that it is He who ultimately ensures our lives have meaning and significance.
Paul Rogers 6/8/2023
"When they saw the courage of Peter and John and realized that they were unschooled, ordinary men, they were astonished and they took note that these men had been with Jesus" Acts 4:13
A look at some of the things which stop us from stepping out in seeking the Lord's will for our lives.
Simon Lau 23/07/23
From the series 'Fruitful Disciples' - Be Fruitful & Multiply
Perhaps the key quality of fruitfulness is multiplication. It is the nature of fruit to carry within it the seeds of reproduction, and Jesus expected that his followers would carry the message to others to believe in him, and prayed for their protection, joy, love, glory and unity as he sent them out to do so. Wherever it goes, the gospel bears the fruit of hope, faith and love, do we have this confidence in the Gospel?
Paul Rogers 16.07.23
In John 15:1-17, Jesus uses an extended metaphor to give profound teaching about discipleship. The only way to bear fruit is to remain in him and in his love, to let his words remain in us and obey his commands, and to allow the Father to prune anything out which would weaken our ability to be abundantly fruitful- not necessarily bad things. These things (loving connection, obedience and pruning) are easy to say and know intellectually, but some of the hardest to put into practice.
Erica Richmond (09.07.23)
From the series 'Fruitful Disciples' - The Fruitfulness of Christ
We are the fruit of Jesus’ life and sacrifice, and just as a seed reproduces the same kind of plant, so it is now Christ who lives in us. Our lifelong task is to live by the Spirit, not the flesh, so that we become increasingly like him, bearing fruit for God. This kind of fruitfulness is about the life of Christ flourishing in us.
Karen Swaffield 02/07/23
From the series 'Fruitful Disciples' - Good Soil
In the Parable of the Soils (Mark 4:1-20), Jesus says it is the quality of the soil which determines the fruitfulness of the crop. How did Jesus ensure that his own life was good soil for a fruitful ministry? The key is in his baptism and temptation (Matthew 3:13-4:11): before he uttered a word of public preaching, Jesus was secure in his identity as God’s beloved Son, received the Spirit, and dealt with potential temptation and bad motivations before they could trip him up. He then continued to protect these things in his life. When we pay attention to these foundational things, we will be well-prepared, rich soil, not rocky, stony or thorny.
Paul Rogers 25.06.23
From the series 'Fruitful Disciples' - Are we Willing? (Matthew 14:22-33)
To be fruitful disciples, first we need to ask ourselves are we willing to pursue Jesus in our own discipleship? Using the story of Peter walking on water, are we willing to get out of the boat!?
Chris Burgess 18.06.23
From the series 'Fruitful Disciples' - Designed for Fruitfulness
From Genesis 1 onwards, we see God’s intentions to bless the earth with fruitfulness, flourishing and abundance. Land that is fruitful nourishes life and enables it to multiply. Israel failed at various times to be fruitful, because of their idolatry (Hosea 14:4-8) and, later, their rejection of Jesus (Matt 3:7-11).
Jesus taught that the fruit we bear reveals what is within (Luke 6:43-45), and that God has given his people the job of producing and gathering fruit (Matt 21:33-44) for Him. If bearing fruit shows that we are his disciples, what does it mean to produce and gather fruit? It is a life that matches the reality of being a new creation and pleases God, and which reproduces itself
Erica Richmond 11.06.23
From the series 'The Real Deal - Part 2' - Becoming an Outsider (Hebrews 13:1-14)
As we conclude this series, we spend time on the author's last remarks in this letter with some practical instructions to give faith a tangible outworking. As disciples of Jesus, there is a challenge for us to step out of our comfort zone as we do this.
Paul Rogers 04.06.23
Pentecost International Sunday - Acts 2
Today we celebrate being part of an international church! As we remember the day of Pentecost and the significance for the early church, what does it mean for us today as the church? Are we open to receive the Spirit? Do we continue to seek & be transformed?
Paul Rogers 28.05.23
From the series 'The Real Deal - Part 2' - The Pursuit of Godliness' (Hebrews 12:12-29)
As followers of Jesus we are called to walk by faith and walk in holiness, and this can only take place once we recapture the salience, the grandeur, the utter awesomeness of God. These verses are designed to do just that, to re-introduce the Christian to a God who is utterly other. Too often we like to think of the Lord, not as God all mighty, but God all matey and we start ascribing awesomeness to all and everyone and anything that we choose. What does this mean for us in our discipleship?
Chris Burgess 21.05.23
From the series 'The Real Deal - Part 2' - Growing Through the Trial (Hebrews 12:4-13)
The question of suffering and making attempts to make sense of some of these issues is one of the great challenges to the Christian faith. However, scripture may not give us a neatly packaged answer, but instead offers us glimpses from time to time as to the Lord’s purposes in times of trial.
In these verse the writer to these Christians pulls back the curtain on suffering, just a little, and offers a glimpse as how the Lord take what is painful and brings something beautiful from it. It is not the whole picture, because much remains a mystery, but still offers purpose and meaning into what could otherwise be just a dark void.
Mark Gibson 14/05/23
From the series 'The Real Deal - Part 2' - How to Please God (Hebrews 11:32-12:3)
Faith under pressure often produces diamonds and Hebrews 11 offers a glimpse into lives who, by faith, offer their whole lives up to the Lord of all the earth as what Paul says in Romans 12: 1 but what do we do though when things get difficult? How do we keep going and 'run the race with perseverance'?
Paul Rogers (07/05/23)
From the series 'The Real Deal - Part 2' - How to Please God (Hebrews 11:1-40)
Here we are at the Hebrews ‘hall of fame’ with this Great Cloud of Witnesses (Heb. 12:1) and faced with a question 'What does biblical faith look like?' Often when we talk about faith in our pluralistic society, we are often are left with a rather fuzzy definition of what faith actually looks like, and many think that faith is just a blind leap, which it is most certainly not.
Erica Richmond (30/04/23)
From the series 'The Real Deal - Part 2' - In the Eye of the Storm (Hebrews 10:19-39)
As Christians, we may not (yet) face the outward persecution in the same way others do around the world, but the battle for the mind can be just as vicious and often harder to resist, but resist we must. These verses call the Christian to persevere (10:36) in all areas of life. How do we live in the eye of the storm?
Paul Rogers (23/04/23)
From the series 'The Real Deal - Part 2' - New Life, Not More Effort (Hebrews 10:1-18)
We are starting a new series by finishing an old one! We are finishing the book of Hebrews and we are starting by digging into what Jesus' sacrifice means for us as believers. Do we struggle with the temptation for ongoing religious activity as a means to earn God’s approval? Our thinking may drift towards other churches, but even as evangelicals we have a propensity to do this, even in ways we may not have even considered.
Mark Gibson (16.04.23)
From the series 'Cruciformed - Discipleship shaped by the Cross' - The Resurrection (Mark 15:40-16:1-8)
From this passage we will be unpacking the significance of the resurrection. It is also important for us because if we are convinced that Jesus is the Son of God and long-awaited Saviour, then our lives should reflect our faith in daily obedience and faithfulness to him.
From the series 'Cruciformed - Discipleship shaped by the Cross' - The Cross (Mark 15:15-39)
At the very beginning of Mark 1 it says…’The beginning of the good news about Jesus the Messiah,[a] the Son of God…’ Mark 1:1a. Why is the cross of Jesus good news for us? This whole book has been leading to this point and we are about to read it’s conclusion. Mark’s description in this passage was without comment or interpretation but just as it happened. This final period of Jesus’ ministry…in his suffering, his death and resurrection.
Chris Burgess (02.04.23)
From the series 'Cruciformed - Discipleship shaped by the Cross' - Stand Firm (Mark 13:1-13)
In our discipleship we are called to pick up our cross, deny self and follow Jesus. In this passage we see Jesus describe the persecution for those who follow him so how do we stand firm in light of this? What might this look like for us in the West? How might we prepare for such difficulties?
Mark Gibson (26.03.22)
From the series 'Cruciformed - Discipleship shaped by the Cross' - The Choice (Mark 8:27-9:1)
Following Peter’s confession of who Jesus was, Jesus then predicts his own death which challenges the view of what the Messiah would do. He then challenges those that follow Him must deny themselves and pick up their cross (Mk.8:34). Sacrificing SELF is at the heart of discipleship so what does it mean for us to ‘deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow him’?
Erica Richmond (19.03.22)
From the series 'Cruciformed - Discipleship shaped by the Cross' - The Crowd (Mark 3:1-19)
In this passage, Jesus’ focus was on the 12 rather than the crowd. How is this counter to our society/church cultures? Looking at our being refined as Jesus matures us as his disciples as we follow Jesus' example found in John 4:19, "Very truly I tell you, the Son can do nothing by himself; he can do only what he sees his Father doing, because whatever the Father does the Son also does."
Paul Rogers (12.03.22)
From the series 'Cruciformed - Discipleship shaped by the Cross' - Cruciformed (Mark 2:14-20)
What does it mean to follow Jesus? As disciples who follow Jesus Christ, we are called to surrender every aspect of our lives completely to him. What does the cost, and privilege, of being called to follow mean for us today?
Paul Rogers (05.03.22)
From the series 'Prayer Fuelled Mission' - Freedom from Debt (Matt 6:9-15)
We should ask God for forgiveness and can ask for forgiveness. The problem comes with the words in this prayer, ‘as we.’ Christians understand that God wants to forgive them of their sins; He showed that by sending His Son to die for them. They can accept the idea that they are supposed to forgive others, as hard as that may be. Things get serious when they put in the words ‘as we.’ This is an invitation to examine ourselves. Why is this important? What do we need to lay down before Him and let go of?
Erica Richmond 12.02.23
From the 'Prayer Fuelled Mission Series - Daily Bread' Matthew 6:9-13 & Deuteronomy 8
We are designed to walk and talk with God. We are to pray for daily needs, be dependant on Him & trust in Him. How do we still ourselves and listen to what God is saying? Do we look for our daily bread?
Paul Rogers 05.02.23
From the series 'Prayer Fuelled Mission - Your Kingdom Come.' Luke 11:1-4
No King is a King without a kingdom to rule. Jesus is telling all those listening to align themselves with God’s will. How do we pray for others within this? Why is it important to pray on behalf of others? What does it look like to intercede for others within God’s will? How did Jesus do it?
Phil Gregg 29.01.23
From the series 'Prayer Fuelled Mission - Coming to the Father.' Luke 11:1-4
When we pray we recognise that God is God and we are not but also invited into a relationship and call him Father. Much as King David lifted his eyes to the Lord in prayer (Psalms 123:1), a lifting of eyes, thoughts, soul, and all our heart toward God should be our position as we come before God. Need to remember who we are talking to! This is also a call to praise and worship. It is good to take time to honour the Lord and consider His greatness. Time to remember His faithfulness and be encouraged by His promises.
Paul Rogers 22.01.23
From the series 'Prayer Fuelled Mission - Dependency.' Luke 11:1-4
The prayers of Jesus encourage us in our own prayer lives as it did when the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray. He was intentional in seeking out solitary or quiet places to pray. He made it a priority. How do we follow Jesus' model for a prayer fuelled mission?
Chris Burgess 15.01.23
Pastor Paul Rogers shared this message on Sunday 8th January 2023.
'What will you choose for 2023?' 1 Kings 11-14
Pastor Chris Burgess shared this message on Sunday 1st January 2023.
'How will it be ok?' Philippians 4:4-20
Pastor Paul Rogers shared this message on Sunday 4th December 2022.
BEC Series: Food for the Journey (1 Peter) - 'Church as Family' 1 Peter 5:1-10
Chris Burgess shared this message on Sunday 27th November 2022.
BEC Series: Food for the Journey (1 Peter) - 'Distinctly Different' 1 Peter 4:1-11
Mark Mumford (guest speaker) shared this message on Sunday 20th November 2022.
BEC Series: Food for the Journey (1 Peter) - 'Do Good Anyway' 1 Peter 3:9-22
Erica Richmond shared this message on Sunday 13th November 2022.
BEC Series: Food for the Journey (1 Peter) - 'Misfits in Society' 1 Peter 2:13-3:7
Pastor Paul Rogers shared this message on Sunday 6th November 2022.
BEC Series: Food for the Journey (1 Peter) - 'Misfits' 1 Peter 2: 4-12
Mark Gibson shared this message on Sunday 30th October 2022.
BEC Series: Food for the Journey (1 Peter) - 1 Peter 1: 3-16
Mark Gibson shared this message on Sunday 23rd October 2022
BEC Talks: All People That Dwell On Earth - World Mission Sunday
Pastor Paul Rogers shared this message on Sunday 16th October 2022.
BEC Talks: BLESS the World series - 'Order Your World' (Psalm 84)
BEC member, Karen Swaffield shared this message on Sunday 9th October 2022.
BEC Talks: BLESS the world - 'Be prepared for the journey (Mark 4:26-29)
Karon Newton & Erica Richmond shared this message on Sunday 2nd October 2022.
BEC Talks: BLESS the World
Pastor Paul Rogers shared this message on Sunday 25th September 2022.
BEC Talks: BLESS the World - Seek First the Kingdom
Erica Richmond shared this message on Sunday 18th September 2022.
BEC Talks: BLESS the World - Accept the Commission
Pastor Chris Burgess shares about giving thanks on our Thanksgiving/Harvest Service on Sunday 11th September 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Giving Thanks' (Hebrews 13:15-16)
Pastor Paul Rogers brought this message on Sunday 4th September 2022.
BEC Talks: Making Jesus King (1 Chronicles 12:23-40)
Pastor Chris Burgess brought this message on Sunday 28th August 2022.
BEC Talks: Renewed Pursuit (Philippians 3)
Mark Gibson brought the final message in our Ecclesiastes series on Sunday 21st August 2022.
BEC Talks: Love and Obedience (Ecclesiastes)
Erica Richmond brought this message on Sunday 14th August 2022.
BEC Talks: Certainty and Risk (Ecclesiastes)
Pastor Paul Rogers brought this message on Sunday 7th August 2022.
BEC Talks: Seasons and Eternity (Ecclesiastes)
Pastor Paul Rogers brought this message on Sunday 31st July 2022.
BEC Talks: Work & Wealth (Ecc 2:4-11, 17-26; 4:4-12; 5:8-20)
Pastor Chris Burgess brought this message on Sunday 24th July 2022.
BEC Talks: Digging with Purpose Part II (Deut 11:1-7,16-21)
Pastor Paul Rogers & Karen Swaffield brought this message on Sunday 10th July 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Living Water'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought this message on Sunday 3rd July 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Desperate' 2 Kings 3:1-20
Iain Bruce brought this message on Sunday 26th June 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Encounter with God' Luke 24:32
Pastor Paul Rogers brought brought this message on Sunday 19th June 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Breakthrough!' Isaiah 43:14-21
Pastor Chris Burgess brought brought this message on Sunday 12th June 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Digging with Purpose' Genesis 26:1-22
Pastor Paul brought brought this message on Sunday 5th June 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Pentecost' Acts 2:1-21
MArk Gibson brought this message on Sunday 29th May 2022.
BEC Talks: 'The Freedom to Serve' Hebrews 9
Erica Richmond brought this message on Sunday 22nd May 2022.
BEC Talks: 'A Better Promise'
Apologises for the clicking...this was an earring hitting the microphone which wasn't picked up when it was being recorded!
Pastor Paul Rogers brought this message on Sunday 15th May 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Keep right on to the end of the road'
Pastor Chris Burgess brought this message on Sunday 8th May 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Standing in the gap'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought this message on Sunday 1st May 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Do you need a rest?'
Erica Richmond brought this message on Sunday 24th April 2022.
BEC Talks: 'Don't die in the desert'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought this message on Sunday 10th April 2022
BEC Talks: Missing In Action
Mark Gibson brought this message on Sunday 3rd April 2022.
BEC Talks: Jesus, The Final Word
Pastor Chris Burgess brought the message on Sunday 20th March
BEC Talks: 'A True Reflection'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 13th March
BEC Talks: 'No Man is an Island'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 6th March
BEC Talks: 'A Purpose Centred Life'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 27th February
BEC Talks: 'Metamorphosis'
Pastor Chris Burgess brought the message on Sunday February 20
BEC Talks: 'Image Bearers'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday February 13
BEC Talks: 'Let's Start at the Very Beginning'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday February 06
BEC Talks: 'The Call Back'
Pastor Chris Burgess brought the message on Sunday January 23
BEC Talks: 'Give Careful Thought'
Reverend Alan Hulme brought the message on Sunday January 16
BEC Talks: 'Unity - Why Bother?'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday January 09
BEC Talks: 'Consider Your Ways Part II'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday January 02
BEC Talks: 'Consider Your Ways'
Pastor Chris Burgess brought the message on Sunday December 25
BEC Talks: 'He is For You'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday December 19
BEC Talks: 'He Can Help You'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday December 12
BEC Talks: 'He Will Never Leave You'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 05 December
BEC Talks: 'He Understands You'
Pastor Chris Burgess brought the message on Sunday 28 November
BEC Talks: 'Hope - I Am the Way, the Truth and the Life'
Karen Swaffield brought the message on Sunday November 21
BEC Talks: 'See - I Am the Light of the World'
Mark Gibson brought the message on Sunday 14 November
BEC Talks: 'Connected - I Am the True Vine'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 07 November
BEC Talks: 'Live - I Am the Resurrection and the Life'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday October 31
BEC Talks: 'Follow - The Gate for the Sheep and The Good Shepherd'
Pastor Chris Burgess brought the message on Sunday October 24
BEC Talks: 'I Am - Jesus in His Own Words'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 17 October
BEC Talks: 'Transforming Leadership'
Guest Speakers
Steve & Tanya Bownds brought the message on Sunday 03 October
'Transforming Missional Church - Seed and Soil'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 26 September
BEC Talks: 'Transforming Discipleship'
Pastor Chris Burgess brought the message on Sunday 19 September
BEC Talks: 'Transforming Communities'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 12 September
BEC Talks: 'Transforming Encounter'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 05 September
BEC Talks: "Transforming Mission"
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 08 August
BEC Online: 'From Chronus to Kairos Part II'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 01 August
BEC Online: 'From Chronus to Kairos'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 11 July
BEC Online: 'Through Heavens Eyes'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 27 June
BEC Online: 'Kingdom Communities'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 13 June
BEC Online: 'A Pause to Reflect: New Generation Thinking'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 06 June
BEC Online: 'A Pause to Reflect: Choose Life'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 30th May.
BEC Online: 'Success Guaranteed'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 23 May
BEC Online: 'Winning Hearts and Minds'
Mark Gibson brought the message on Sunday 02 May
BEC Online: 'A Life Worthy - Our Call to Follow'
Mark Gibson brought the message on Sunday 25th April
BEC Online: 'A Life Worthy: Our Call to Unity'
David Fleming (Minister of Rugby Baptist Church) brought the message on Sunday 11th April
BEC Online: 'The Power of Genuine Faith'
Jonny Richmond brought the message on Sunday 14th March
BEC Online: 'Physical Wellbeing'
Chris Burgess brought the message on Sunday 7th March
BEC Online: 'Financial Wellbeing'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 28th February
BEC Online: 'Relational Wellbeing'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 21st February
BEC Online: 'Phenomenal God'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 14th February
BEC Online: 'Spiritual Wellbeing'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 7th February
BEC Online: 'Emotional Wellbeing'
Mark Mansell brought the message on Sunday 31st January
BEC Online: 'Vocational Wellbeing'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 24th January
BEC Online: 'A Wellbeing Mindset'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 17th January
BEC Online: 'New Year, New Me?'
Mark Richmond brought the message on Sunday 10th January
BEC Online: 'Forgive and Forgiven'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 3rd January
BEC Online: 'Transforming Church II'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 27th December
BEC Online: 'Transforming Church I'
Chris Burgess brought the message on Thursday 24th December
BEC Online: 'Hope that brings Worth'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 13th December
BEC Online - 'Hope in our Weakness'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 6th December
BEC Online: 'Hope in a Weary World'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 29th November
BEC Online: 'Renewal and Restoration'
Guest Speaker Cheryl Hunt brought the message on Sunday 22nd November
BEC Online - 'Frustration and Redemption'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 15th November
BEC Online: 'Waiting Here For You'
Carl Brown brought the message on Sunday 8th November
BEC Online - 'Love Thy Neighbour'
Pastor Paul Rogers shared the message on Sunday 1st November
BEC Online: 'This Can't Go On!'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 25th October
BEC Online: 'Subdue and Dominate?'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 18th October
BEC Online - 'The Cosmic Choir'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 11th October
BEC Online - 'In The Beginning'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 4th October
BEC Online - 'A New Normal?'
Mark Gibson brought the message on Sunday 20th September
BEC Online - 'Trusting in the Sovereignty of God'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 13th September
BEC Online - 'HIT Workouts'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 23rd August
BEC Online - 'The Host with the Most'
Aled Griffith brought the message on Sunday 16th August
BEC Online - 'The Lord is my Shepherd'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 9th August
BEC Online - 'Walking Dark Valleys with Hope'
Jonny Richmond (Director of Kingsbridge Youth for Christ) brought the message on Sunday 2nd August
BEC Online - 'Restored For More'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 19th July
BEC Online - 'The Sheep Who Lack Nothing'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 12th July
BEC Online - 'Love Changes Everything'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 5th July
BEC Online - 'Hope for the Powerless Part 2'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 28th June
BEC Online - 'Hope for the Powerless'
Erica Richmond brought the message on Sunday 21st June
BEC Online - 'The Suffering Servant'
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message on Sunday 14th June
BEC Online - 'When God Turns Up'
Roy Crowne brought the message on Sunday 31st May
Pentecost Sunday with BEC Online: 'A New Place to Start'
David Brumpton spoke at the evening service on Sunday 15th March 2020 on 'Restoration'.
Erica Richmond spoke at the morning services on Sunday 15th March about 'The King that Requires Fruitfulness'.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message at both morning services about 'Cruciform Disciples' on Sunday 8th March.
Charly Skoppek spoke on the passage from Mark 9 at the evening service on Sunday 1st March 2020.
Pastor Paul Rogers spoke about the passage from Mark 8:1-38 at the morning services on Sunday 3rd March 2020.
Tim Ray brought the message from Mark 7:1-37 at the evening service on Sunday 23rd February 2020.
Erica Richmond shared the message 'In It to Win It' at the morning services on Sunday 23rd February 2020.
Pastor Paul Rogers spoke on the passage from Mark 4:1-34 at the evening service on 02.02.2020.
Chris Burgess spoke about the importance of seeking after truth and speaking the truth in love.
Matthew Hopley (Lead Chaplain Warwickshire Police) came to speak at the Revive Unity Service on Sunday 26th January in the evening.
At the morning services on 26th January Pastor Paul Rogers spoke about how we have been welcomed to union with the Lord through the blood of Christ, and how this should lead us to break down barriers and celebrate our differences.
Tim Holton spoke about how the Lord asks us to trust Him in the storm at the morning on Sunday 29th December 2019.
Ryan Baxter spoke about how Jesus treated Zacchaeus the tax collector on Sunday 22nd December at the evening service.
Mark Richmond spoke about Jesus coming down as a human and being the light of the world at the 9:15am service on Sunday 22nd December 2019.
Pastor Paul Rogers spoke on the passage from Mark 3:7-34 on Sunday 19th January 2020 at the evening service.
Erica Richmond spoke about how we have been bought, ransomed and redeemed by the blood of Christ at the morning services on Sunday 19th January 2020.
Steve Hall brought the message of Healing and Forgiveness at the evening service on Sunday 12th January 2020.
Pastor Paul Rogers spoke about how knowing the Holy Spirit should bring unity and a heart of forgiveness in the Church on Sunday 12th January 2020 at the morning services.
On Sunday 5th January Mark Gibson introduced the new series 'The Gospel that Changes Everything.'
On Sunday 5th January Pastor Paul Rogers spoke about the call on us to have a heart for the local church, connecting with people and leading them to Christ.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message to us at the Carol Service on Sunday 15th December 2019.
Richard Street brought the message of God's work tearing down and building throughout the bible at the evening service on Sunday 8th December 2019.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of how Nicodemus had a lot to lose but genuinely believe God was at work through Jesus, and how in response Jesus gave him the full gospel.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of embracing our brokeness and reaching out to others who are broken on Sunday 1st December at the evening service.
Please see link to the video shown below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS2hY3A3HsE
Erica Richmond brought the message of the importance of dealing with the heart of things with the 'Self-Righteous Sceptic' instead of dealing with the intellect at the morning services on Sunday 1st December 2019.
Carl Brown (BEC Youth Leader) brought the message of how names can have a huge effect on us and our identity and explained that the Lord gives us a new name before any success or failure, and this name won't change.
At the morning services on Sunday 24th November Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of the Lord using our foolishness and weakness to make his power perfect. He also spoke about breaking down false alters and rebuidling one that pursues the Lord.
Mark Mumford from Reach Derby Church came to speak to us at the morning services on Sunday 17th November. Mark spoke about meeting with the Lord and having our perspectives changed so that we're ready to be sent.
At the beginning of this Abi Shotade shared how the Lord has moved in her life this past year since the sudden death of her husband Elijah Shotade. Abi spoke of the Lord's goodness and provision over this time.
Mark Gibson brought the message of how we're being renewed day by day and how we should fix our eyes on what is unseen because it is eternal on Sunday 3rd November 2019.
Erica Richmond brought the message of entering in and possessing the land on Sunday 4th November 2019.
Chris Burgess brought the message of God turning sorrow into joy on Sunday 27th October 2019.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of leaving a legacy and Nick and Jane Cook spoke about their calling to Rwanda on Sunday 27th October 2019.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of character reaping its own reward at the evening service on Sunday 20th October 2019.
Roy Crowne brought the message of seeing the future with the eyes of faith and acting on that vision in obedience in the morning services on Sunday 20th October.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of living by faith and not fear on Sunday 13th October 2019.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of learning to live in a way that pleases God, and to enjoy his presence so that the glory of God is unveiled in us and through us on Sunday 6th October 2019.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of waiting on God to fight for us and how He 'turns the tables' on Sunday 29th September 2019.
Erica brought the message in the morning services on Sunday 29th September about building our lives and having an identity based on the foundation of scripture.
Tim Ray and Charly Skoppek brought the message of 'Rising to the Challenge' on Sunday 22nd September 2019.
At the start of the talk there were some problems with recording so we don't hear Tim's introduction to Esther Chapter 4, apologies!
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of standing firm when the enemy rushes in like a flood on Sunday 22nd September 2019.
Diane Lincoln brought the message of placing our security in God on Sunday 8th September 2019.
Overview: Esther (The Bible Project)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JydNSlufRIs
On Sunday 8th September 2019 Mark Gibson brought the message of the importance of examining the condition of our own hearts.
Erica Richmond spoke about the need for respect between the sexes on Sunday 1st September 2019
Pastor Paul Rogers introduced our new series on Sunday 1st September about being transformed!
Erica brought the message of loving one another as Christ as loved us on Sunday 25th August 2019.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of giving others a warm welcome on Sunday 18th August 2019.
Steve Hall brought the message of bearing with one another and forgiving each other on Sunday 11th August 2019.
Chris Burgess brought the message of clothing ourselves with humility towards one another on Sunday 4th August 2019.
Tim Ray, Charly Skoppek and Karen Swaffield spoke to us about their experiences of studying at KST and diving deeper into scripture on Sunday 28th July 2019.
Pastor Paul Rogers brought the message of encouraging on another and building each other up on Sunday 28th July 2019.
Tammy Fraser brought us the message of crashing walls down not building them up on Sunday 21st July 2019.
Erica Richmond brought us the message about not grumbling against one another on Sunday 21st July 2019.
Dave Seager brought us the message about 'Going the Extra Mile' on Sunday 14th July 2019.
Message brought by Pastor Paul Rogers on 'Letting the Holy Spirit have His way: What God wants to do with His Church' on Sunday 30th June 2019.