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  1. The Cost of Missions: The Divine Cost (Romans 8:12–39) - World Outreach Celebration 2026

    HACE 3 DÍAS

    The Cost of Missions: The Divine Cost (Romans 8:12–39) - World Outreach Celebration 2026

    The mission of God exists because of the greatest cost ever paid. In this sermon, we reflect on Romans 8 and consider how God allowed suffering—even the suffering of his own Son—so that his saving purposes might reach the world, reminding us that mission and sacrifice will always go together.

    47 min
  2. The Cost of Missions: The Significance Cost (Philippians 2:1–30) - World Outreach Celebration 2026

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    The Cost of Missions: The Significance Cost (Philippians 2:1–30) - World Outreach Celebration 2026

    We all want our lives to matter, but the gospel reshapes what true significance looks like. Looking at Philippians 2, this sermon shows how God’s mission often advances through humble, unseen service—and why pursuing Christlike humility is the path to lasting impact.

    51 min
  3. The Cost of Missions: The Investment Cost (Matthew 6:19–34) - World Outreach Celebration 2026

    HACE 5 DÍAS

    The Cost of Missions: The Investment Cost (Matthew 6:19–34) - World Outreach Celebration 2026

    Missions and church planting require significant financial sacrifice, and the results are not always immediately visible. This sermon considers Jesus’ teaching about storing up treasures in heaven and challenges us to view giving to God’s mission not as a loss, but as an eternal investment.

    48 min
  4. The Cost of Missions: The Opportunity Cost (Romans 15:8–33) - World Outreach Celebration 2026

    HACE 6 DÍAS

    The Cost of Missions: The Opportunity Cost (Romans 15:8–33) - World Outreach Celebration 2026

    Many Christians ask why we should send missionaries across the world when there are still people near us who need the gospel. In this sermon, we explore what Paul teaches in Romans 15 about prioritising God’s global mission—even when the work at home is not finished—and why the church must embrace the opportunity cost of reaching the nations.

    45 min
  5. Lessons on the Son of God from Thyatira (Revelation 2:18–29) - Christ among the Lampstands: How God Evaluates Churches

    1 MAR

    Lessons on the Son of God from Thyatira (Revelation 2:18–29) - Christ among the Lampstands: How God Evaluates Churches

    Christ’s letter to Thyatira is not preserved because the city was impressive, but because Christ is present among his churches. These words to this first century church reveal Christ in at least three ways. 1. The Son of God Who is Present, Pure, and All-Seeing (vv. 18–19) 2. The Son of God Who Confronts Tolerated Rival Authority (vv. 20–23) 3. The Son of God Who Shepherds the Faithful and Promises His Reign (vv. 24–29)

    22 min
  6. Righteous Judgement (Romans 2:1–11) - Romans Exposition

    1 MAR

    Righteous Judgement (Romans 2:1–11) - Romans Exposition

    In Romans 2:1, Paul begins to proclaim the same warning of God’s wrath upon sinful, though self-righteous, Israel that he has just addressed to sinful, unrighteous Gentiles. Paul makes clear that God’s wrath reveals his righteous judgement upon all. We will study this passage in two sections: 1. Self-Righteous Judgement Condemned (vv. 1–5) 2. God’s-Righteous Judgement Confirmed (vv. 6–11)

    46 min
  7. Unwilling to Live for Christ (Revelation 2:12–17) - Christ among the Lampstands: How God Evaluates Churches

    22 FEB

    Unwilling to Live for Christ (Revelation 2:12–17) - Christ among the Lampstands: How God Evaluates Churches

    Being willing to die for something is admirable, but what is often more difficult is living for something—day-by-day, decision-by-decision. The church at Pergamum was willing to die for Christ, but was unwilling to live for him. Its holiness was hypocritical, and the lifestyles of its were licentious. Jesus called them to repentance, and promised to be their strength and their very great reward. We see four things in the text: 1. Hypocritical Holiness (v. 14) 2. Licentious Lifestyles (vv. 14–15) 3. Repentance and Reformation (v. 16) 4. A Promise of Purity (v. 17)

    23 min
  8. Very Bad News (Romans 1:18–32) - Romans Exposition

    22 FEB

    Very Bad News (Romans 1:18–32) - Romans Exposition

    The gospel is only good news to those who know the bad news. In this passage, Paul unpacks the bad news that sinful insubordination leads to idolatry, which bears the ugly fruit of immorality revealing a kind of insanity culminating in all kinds of insurrection. This very bad news characterises human history. But like a diamond placed on a dark background, this very bad news reveals why Paul is not ashamed of the very good news of the gospel.

    46 min
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    Brackenhurst Baptist Church
  • Años de actividad
    2014 - 2026
  • Episodios
    103
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