By James Brown Can you honestly articulate to God what you’re experiencing and thinking? Can you communicate to him what you desire and...

By James Brown It has been said that prayer is not getting God prepared to do your will, but prayer is about getting you prepared to do...

As we think about the damage of climate change, Ailsa tells the story of her commitment to do one thing to make a difference.

Christmas time is near and for people from a Christian tradition that anticipates the coming celebration of Christ’s birth.

How are you doing as we approach Christmas this year? Have you made plans? Cancelled plans?

I think most people can agree that Christmas is the best thing about wintertime. My favourite part is always the run-up to Christmas.

I wonder what that first Christmas was like. How was Mary feeling when she was told that she would have a child?

In the Bible... there are 500 passages in the Bible on faith, 500 on prayer but 2,350 on money. How can we love God with our bank account?

On the 21st of September it will be the UN international day of peace (or Peace Day). Events take place all around the world to celebrate.

I enjoy reflecting on Pentecost, not just because you have Peter trying to clear up accusations of early morning drinking...

Waiting can be hard but we are not the first to face it. A bunch of people who gave up everything to follow Jesus were left waiting too...

When you feel like you've failed, being among friends makes all the difference in the world.

Have you ever missed out on something really big, but known someone lucky enough to be there? How did Thomas react to missing seeing Jesus?

For our Sunday reflection today Malcolm invites us to consider who are the leaders in our lives and who are we leading.

In the latest from our series "Easter to Pentecost," Ghazal writes about how meeting Jesus brought hope in the middle of deep disappointmen.

The latest of our Sunday Reflections looking at 1 Peter. Christian love and fellowship in this time of not being able to meet together.

The lastest in our "Easter to Pentecost" series written by members of our congregation. The guards at the tomb of Jesus make their report.

Our Sunday reflection is a simple order of service including prayer and sermon notes that you can use as part of your devotions today.

The first in our new series of posts "Easter to Pentecost" by members of BRBC. We start by looking at the experience of Mary Magdalene.

We are living in unprecedented times. I hear that phrase at least once a day...