It's only fitting that as the semester starts, we welcome new people to the BST community. In Romans 15:1-7, Paul tells us to 'welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you' (ESV). But what does that look like? Is it a mere formality or does it require more of us?
Catch up on John Coulson's recent open night lecture.
What does it mean to quench the Holy Spirit? What is a prophecy? Listen to our recent Chapel sermon on 1 Thessalonians 5:19-22.
Christians of different cultures, ages and denominations make up the BST community and have done for more than 70 years, and we love how this diversity shapes and sharpens us.
Last month we were privileged to host the Gen12 mission conference. One of our key note speakers was Simon Longden, National Director of Pioneers.
You don't have to scroll down far on your Facebook or Twitter feed to see someone that is " feeling blessed". The word “blessed” slips so easily off our lips. But what does it actually mean? What do we mean when we ask God to bless our children, our activities,...
This Easter long weekend is a special time for us as Christians. Not because we’re privileged to have two public holidays back-to-back, but rather it’s about remembering and giving thanks to God for the sacrifice and victory of our Lord Jesus Christ. Yet back in the Apostle Paul’s day, Easter...
For us as Christians, Christmas is a time to reflect again on God’s blessing. The blessing of God is large and takes many forms. As we think about what has happened in our lives this year, hopefully we can point to many ways in which God has blessed us.
Myth #1: God just wants us to be good people who follow the rules. Myth #2: That because of grace Christians can do what they like.
