Bryanston Bible Church

We are a church that loves God, lives according to His word and are burdened with the deep desire to know Jesus Christ and make Him known.

Bryanston Bible Church is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 400 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Proclaiming God's Trustworthy Word | Under the Chief Shepherd | Titus 1:5-9 | Ep.3

  Aug 15, 202631 min

  We continue our series, Under the Chief Shepherd, preached by the marketplace elders of Bryanston Bible Church. In this message, Keith Kenneth takes us to Titus 1:5–9 to explore the responsibility of elders to hold firmly to God’s trustworthy Word, proclaim it faithfully, and guard the church from error. In a world filled with competing voices, cultural pressure, and spiritual confusion, we’re reminded that God’s Word is the thread that leads us safely through the maze. Sound doctrine is not simply about what we believe—it is meant to build us up, shape the way we live, and protect us from what leads us away from Christ. This message calls us to cling to God’s truth, live it boldly, and courageously proclaim and defend the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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  Pastor | Under the Chief Shepherd | Hebrews 13:17 | Ep.2

  Aug 9, 202628 min

  We continue our four-part series, Under the Chief Shepherd , preached by the marketplace elders of Bryanston Bible Church. In this week’s message, Ben McCarthy takes us to Hebrews 13:17 to explore what it means to be faithfully pastored by the elders of the church. As we consider elders who watch over our souls and obedience that works for our good, we’re reminded that biblical leadership isn’t about control, but care. And ultimately, we look to Jesus, the Great Shepherd , who obeyed, submitted, and laid down His life for His sheep.

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  The Shepherd's Presence | Under the Chief Shepherd | 1 Peter 5:1–5 | Ep.1

  Aug 1, 202628 min

  What does true spiritual leadership look like? In the first sermon of our new series, Under the Chief Shepherd , we discover that before shepherds are called to lead, they are first called to reflect the heart of Jesus. Looking at 1 Peter 5:1–5, we see that faithful shepherding isn't about power, position, or performance—it's about presence. As the Chief Shepherd, Jesus draws near to His people, and He calls His church to do the same. Whether you're a leader or simply someone seeking to love others well, this message is a reminder that presence changes everything.

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  Sin Doesn’t Belong Here | In light of love | 1 John 3:4–10 | Ep.10

  Jul 25, 202638 min

  We often soften, excuse, or minimise our sin. But in 1 John 3:4–10, John helps us see sin for what it truly is—and why Jesus came to deal with it once and for all. This passage is not meant to leave struggling Christians in despair, but to remind us that those who belong to God's family are being transformed by His grace. Because Christ has forgiven us, broken sin's power, and given us new life, we no longer have to make peace with what He came to destroy. Join us as we explore what it means to live out the family resemblance of our Heavenly Father: growing in righteousness, walking in love, and bringing our sin into the light where true freedom is found.

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  Growing up in God’s household | In light of love | 1 John 2:28 - 3:3 | Ep.9

  Jul 18, 202631 min

  We spend so much of life trying to prove ourselves—wondering if we've done enough, changed enough, or measured up enough. But in 1 John 2:28–3:3, John reminds us of something far more secure: through Christ, we are already children of God. And that identity doesn't leave us passive—it gives us confidence for Christ's return, shapes us to become more like Him today, and fills us with awe at the Father's extraordinary love. We don't live like God's children in order to become His family; we live like His children because we already are. As we fix our eyes on what is to come, we find fresh resolve to live faithfully in the present.

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