The Weekly New Covenant Church Bryanston

Ash continues his series on discipleship as he delves into the progression of the Christian journey. From conversion to making disciples, discover the importance of intentionality at each stage. Learn how to be the salt and light of the world, bringing out God's flavors and colors in everyday life. Ash also addresses the warnings from Timothy about the pitfalls of faith and the importance of staying true to the path. This episode emphasizes the need to build, train, and grow individuals to become Christlike, focusing on long-term spiritual growth and meaningful ministry. Tune in for a journey of faith, growth, and impact.

Ash kicks off a new series as we explore Matthew 13 and the parable of the sower, where Jesus teaches profound spiritual lessons. We discuss the purpose behind Jesus’ use of stories, focusing on their ability to prepare and open hearts to God’s message. We also examine the stages of the Christian journey, from conversion and baptism to spiritual growth and making disciples.
 

Paul Edy preaches about a hearing heart. He speaks about how much our Lord wants you every day and asks the important question of, do you want Him too? Paul's word was incredibly challenging and encouraging at the same time so please give it a listen!

Trev speaks on Father's day about bringing our attention back to The Father. He also focusses on partiality within the church, the country and the world. 

Ash moves into the 5th part of his series on Stewardship. He speaks about finances, generosity, and how the Lord honors a good steward!

Ash continues his series on Stewardship. He emphasizes the concept of stewardship, highlighting that individuals are given responsibilities based on their abilities and must manage these resources wisely. It contrasts the biblical view of equity, which acknowledges inherent differences in abilities, with the world's often flawed perception of equality. The decline in physical abilities with age shifts the focus to mental acumen and financial stewardship. Serving others faithfully brings God's favor and increases responsibility and influence. The text underscores accountability in stewardship and compares self-serving agents with stewards who serve God. It asserts that salvation is by faith, not works, and good stewardship glorifies God.