Hot days and warms nights; something we often associate with summer, but summer is more than that: it is time for family, friends and fun; it is relaxing, rewinding and refreshing and sounds different to the rest of the year; it's time for connecting and reconnecting. We love summer at BBC - the summer gives us the opportunity to give some of our local folk the opportunity to share the pulpit and to give us a different perspective on God and His work in the community, both locally and abroad as we seek to be and make disciples in the ordinary stuff of life. 

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Each of us face pivotal moments in life that sometimes leaves us looking to the left or the right and wondering which way we should turn. A pivotal moment might involve a significant decision, an uncertain future or a difficult circumstance. In this series, Jesus teaches us to stop looking at the mountain in front of us and start looking up to the mountain-mover - our Heavenly Father - in our time of need.

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As followers of Jesus, Paul reminds us that we have been set free to live free. (Galatians 5:1) That’s our hope. Religion tells people what they must do to earn favour with God. Christianity, on the other hand, tells people that we find favour in God, not because we might have managed to obey all the right rules and regulations, but because we have placed our faith in Jesus Christ and what He has done for us. This series reminds us that our hope is in Christ alone. It’s JESUS and nothing else that brings us true FREEDOM in life.

This Sunday we commence a new series in the life of our church that looks at the story of a true God and His unfolding plan in this world. Beginning with life, as we know it, The Story reveals to us a God who speaks, a God who acts, a God who listens and a God whose love for this world culminated in Him sending His one and only Son to save humanity from their sins.

What’s so exciting about this story is that it is not history; God is still alive and active in our world today. He still speaks, He still acts, He still listens and He is still demonstrating His love to all of humanity today. He’s the same God who rescued a nation from captivity and He’s the same God who graciously forgave the failings of a king. Over the coming weeks we will discover how our own stories intersect with God’s big story and plan of redemption for this world. It’s our hope and prayer that the stories we look at will encourage you to see things through God’s eyes knowing that He is helping shape your own story in this world.