NBBC | North Bradley Baptist Church Sermon Podcast Playlist

After the prophetic warning of judgement, Isaiah looks ahead to a time when deliverance will have occurred, and God's people can joyfully draw water from the wells of Salvation.

The rumours are running wild and some even claim to have seen the risen Saviour, but is it really true? Before Jesus ascended back into heaven, he appeared to the Apostles to give them all the proof they would need. Luke 24v36-53

It had been a truly traumatic weekend. Their hope had been crushed and it looked like it was all over. Except there were rumours that Jesus body was missing and claims that he had risen... but that couldn't possibly be true, could it? Two disciples unexpectantly come face to face with Jesus, have the Bible Study of their lives and everything changes! Luke 24v13-35

Good Friday Communion Service

The religious leaders have Jesus under arrest. Now all they have to do is convince Pilate to sentence him to death. The difficulty they face is that Pilate is convinced Jesus has not done anything wrong. Luke chapter 22v54-23v25.

Jesus is on the brink of the cross, but first he must take the time to pray. As his arrest draws ever closer, Jesus is on his face, struggling in prayer. Luke chapter 22:38-53.

Whilst the disciples and Jesus enjoy the Passover, Jesus drops a series of shocking predictions. Luke chapter 22:21-38.

On the eve of his death, Jesus hosts his final Passover, which he has been looking forward to, he also institutes the first Lord's Supper. Luke chapter 22:1-20.

Jesus teaches about the signs of the destruction of Jerusalem and the signs that reveal when the end will come. Jesus will return, so we are to be ready. Luke chapter 21:20-38.

Jesus gives his disciples advance warning of the kinds of opposition they will face, but also the comfort that they will live. Luke chapter 21:5-19.

As the intense time of the questioning of Jesus draws to a close, Jesus has his own question to ask. The answer points us to consider why Jesus deserves our greatest devotion. Luke chapter 20v40-21v40.

Are we tempted to think belief in the resurrection seems a bit far-fetched? Jesus answers those who try to suggest that belief in life after death is silly. Luke chapter 20v27-40.

Flattery, traps and spies. It sounds like the plot from a modern-day thriller, but is in fact the elements of a plot aimed to ensnare Jesus and bring about his downfall. Luke chapter 20v19-26.

When the elite religious leaders question Jesus, his response gives them more than they bargained for. We look at the paprable of the wicked tenants. Luke chapter 20v1-18.

IN the next installment, we see how Jesus is moved to tear and then moved to action! Luke chapter 19 verses 41-48.

A service celebrating the grace of God in the ordination of Aaron to the ministry, and his induction as Associate Pastor to North Bradley Baptist Church.

A service celebrating the grace of God in the ordination of Aaron to the ministry, and his induction as Associate Pastor to North Bradley Baptist Church.

Aaron carries on our series in Luke, this week looking at the events of Palm Sunday.

As we start the new year, we once more pick up our series long-running series in Luke with one of our Elders, Richard, preaching. Luke 19:11-27.

Zacchaeus will stop at nothing to see Jesus, unaware that Jesus will stop everything to see him. Luke 19:1-10.

As Jesus travels near Jericho on his was to Jerusalem, he shares some unsettling predictions about his reception there. He also meets Bartimaeus, who is not shy in trying to get Jesus' attention. Luke 18v31-43.

The rich young ruler asks perhaps the most important question that we can ask: Good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life? Let's unpack Jesus' challenging answer. Luke 18v18-30.

The Kyrie Eleison. A short and profound prayer: Lord have mercy, which made all the difference between one man going home made right with God and another going home still in his sin. Luke 18:9-17.

It's easy to lose heart in prayer, especially if the answer doesn't seem to be quickly forthcoming. Jesus too this parable to encourage the disciples to always pray and not lose heart. Luke 18:1-8.

There was great Jewish expectation was the promised kingdom of God, but the question was when would it come. Jesus' surprise answer, was that it was already in their midst. Luke 17v20-37.

We can sometimes harbour entitled attitudes towards God, but Jesus reminds us that when God deals graciously with us, it is an out of mercy not compulsion. Luke 17:7-19.

Sin: don't cause it, rebuke it and by faith you can even forgive it. Luke 16:19-31.

We look at the sobering parable of the rich man and Lazarus. Luke 16:19-31.