In this week's sermon series, Rev Dr Andrew Prince, Director of Centre for Asian Christianity, Lecturer in Ministry and Mission, looks at the passage from John 19:1-11. In this chapter, we see Jesus progessively mocked and how he responds to his treatment and provocation. It also raises questions as to...
In this chapel message "Rejected", John Coulson preaches from John 18:28-40 and looks at why Jesus allowed himself to go through all the abuse and injustice. The book of John tells us it's Jesus love for His people that allows him to suffer this rejection...to accomplish the Father's purpose and...
Wally continues our Chapel series, "Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world", preaching from John 18:15-27 on the theme "Denied", and looks at the comparison and contrast between Jesus and Peter in this story. We see the hope that Jesus provides in the midst...
In the first message of this Chapel series, "Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world", Richard preaches from John 18:1-14 on the theme "Betrayed". This series of John chapters 18-21 allows us to meditate deeply on the significance of Jesus suffering, death and resurrection...
This month's opportunities include being a Community Life Pastor in Springwood, a Barista in Kenmore and a General Manager of City Missions in Port Moresby.
What have I got myself into? In the first Chapel commencement service of 2018, Richard Gibson spoke from Titus 1:1-4 and posed this very question. As we celebrate BST's 75th anniversary this year, Richard takes us on a journey through the story of Paul and Titus to get real perspective...
As part of our new unit offerings for 2018, BST is delighted to welcome Dr Carolyn Russell and Mrs Inga Hart who will co-teach Principles of Christian Counselling in Semester 1 (an intensive that will be split over five days, Monday to Wednesday, 26-28 February and Thursday to Friday, 30...
If the number of books that have been written about prayer is anything to go by, the experience and practice of prayer among Christians varies significantly. There are Christians who find prayer a natural thing for them to do and simply love to pray.
When BST was on the search for a new lecturer to teach Theology and Christian Thought, we did not envision a six foot four All Blacks supporter, who is a published author, self-confessed denominational hybrid and likes to jam on his guitar to Blues music.
