Roderick Sprigg preaches on the 17th of December.

After his final words and before his arrest, Jesus prays. What can we learn from the Priestly Prayer in John 17?

What would you want your final words to be? John 16:22-33 are the last words (recorded in John’s gospel) that Jesus speaks to his disciples. What can we learn from Jesus’ final words? 

Sometimes truth is too much to bear. We need to grow in our capacity to receive more truth.

Why does the world sometimes hate Christians?  It’s an honour to be rejected for My sake…it’s a shame to be rejected for being a jerk.

Do you sometimes feel like God is pruning you? Maybe that’s His reward and blessing toward you…

Join our BCWA State Director, Victor Owuor, as he explores what it looks like to turn compassion into action.

Jesus left to go be with the Father. But, he says in John 14 that we would still “see” him. What does he mean by this? How do we see Jesus even though he’s not around?

Change is inevitable in life. Jesus knew this and spent considerable time building encouragement into his followers in the midst of change.

The story of David and Goliath is very well known. So, are there any new lessons we can learn from this famous story?

Healthy leadership is essential for a healthy church. How should a church provide for and appoint its leaders?

Ten Pin Bowling has the option of using gutter rails to keep the ball out of the gutter and on track toward the target. In 1 Timothy 4, Paul tells Timothy about some “gutter rails” for life that will keep both the church and the individual ‘on track.’ 

Leadership within the church is an essential element. It’s a noble task. And, it requires a strong attention to character.

This passage has been at the centre of controversy and debate within the Church for millennia. How do we make sense of it and how should we apply it so we can keep living as Christ calls?

There are so many good things a Church can and should do. But, what should be of primary importance?