Barton Church

"Yesterday, today and forever" is one of the most familiar phrases in Christian circles, appearing on posters, T-shirts and countless pieces of Christian artwork. But was the writer of Hebrews simply giving us a memorable slogan, or is there something much deeper being communicated? In this talk, we explore the context of Hebrews 13:8 to uncover the richness of this well-known verse and discover what it really means for our faith today.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

Amid the frustrations and sufferings of life in a fallen world, we’ll reflect on the sure hope God has promised. As we wait for the renewal of all things, we’ll see God’s purpose to make us like his Son and his commitment to bringing us into glory.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

In a world marked by performance, comparison, and fear of being exposed, we’ll discover the wonderful reality of the gospel. Through Christ, God gives us a new status, a secure standing in his love, and confidence for the day of judgment.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

As we consider the ongoing struggle with sin, we’ll see that holiness is not driven by determination or despair, but by our union with Christ. Because we have died and risen with him, we are free to live out the new identity he has given us.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

Everything fades—success, memories, even the people we love. But what if there was something that lasts forever? In this Baptism Sunday message discover the eternal hope found in Jesus and why reconciliation with God changes everything.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

During Jesus’ address to a gathered group of disciples at the shore of a lake, he tells them a parable about 4 soils. In this talk, Toby helps us understand the ancient context of this parable, as well as inviting us to examine these questions: Which soil am I? Which seeds am I sowing? How do I measure the fruit?Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

In this talk, we continue our series through Mark, watching with great anticipation as Heaven’s King slowly but surely reveals himself to us and to the world. But sometimes, like seed on a path, the good news falls on deaf ears. Join us as we consider the Parable of the Sower, and its implications for us today!Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

In this talk we take a look at the opposition Jesus faced in establishing the Kingdom of God, from both expected and unexpected sources. And in this opposition, we'll see that Jesus reveals some important qualities about his kingship.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

Life in the kingdom is not as much about doing things for Jesus, as it is about being with Jesus. As we continue our series in Mark we look at Jesus calling his disciples and how he equips himself to serve by first withdrawing. Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

What happens when grace disrupts the rules we thought mattered most? In this talk from Mark’s Gospel, Jesus calls Levi, eats with sinners, challenges Sabbath legalism, and shows us that life in his kingdom is built on mercy rather than performance.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

In this passage from Mark’s Gospel, these short stories reveal deep truths about who Jesus is and how we respond to him. As Jesus eats with sinners, speaks of fasting, and challenges expectations around the Sabbath, we see his invitation to grace, surrender, and true rest.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify!Contact us [email protected] out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

The miracles Jesus performs often point beyond the immediate change and physical outcomes to something deeper. In this talk we consider how easily our focus can drift, and how we may need to realign it so we don’t miss what matters most to Jesus.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify! Contact us [email protected] Find out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk

What kind of authority does Jesus really have—and how should we respond to it? In this message from Mark’s Gospel, we explore Jesus’ authority in teaching, healing, and over evil—and what it means for our everyday lives.Check out our other content on our YouTube channel or on Spotify! Contact us [email protected] Find out more at https://bartonchurch.org.uk