The Christian life is about far more than just rescue or forgiveness. It is about receiving a new identity, as a child of God and an heir in God's kingdom. And the reality of that identity is not something we are waiting for but begins now.If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

Paul calls believers to live in a way that reflects the good news by standing firm in unity, caring for others above themselves. A life worthy of the gospel is one shaped by Christ’s self-giving love

Where do we look for identity? Inside, out there or somewhere else?If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

Paul lets the church in Philippi know how he is getting on and what they learn is that a life captured by Jesus sees opportunity in every trial, courage in every witness, and peace in every outcome. If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

Wayne starts us in a new series centred around the person of Jesus and flourishing with Jesus. This week we are in Genesis 1:26-28 and Colossians 1:15-20, to talk about identity, the need for Jesus and the answer the the question 'who am I?'

James begins our series on Philippians with 1:1-12, introducing the context that Philippians was written, how currently faith in contentious and if we let him God's love will change our hearts. If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

The final instalment of our Jesus series, Denise takes us through the road to Emmaus from Luke 24:13-35, she talks about Jesus in our lives and once we know it sharing it with others.

What do you really long for?
In Mark 10:35–45, James and John ask Jesus for places of honour. But Jesus flips their expectations—and ours—by showing that true greatness isn’t about power or position, but about serving others.

In this talk, Wayne unpacks how our desires shape us, how Jesus reveals what’s really in our hearts, and how His sacrifice changes everything. We’re invited to lay down self and discover a life rooted in service, humility, and the security of being loved by God.

✨ “For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” (Mark 10:45)

Wherever you are in your faith journey, this is good news: Jesus came not to demand, but to give. Not to burden, but to free. Not to condemn, but to save.

At B&A, we believe hope is here—in Jesus, who meets us in our longings and transforms them with His love.

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We continue our series on Jesus in John 14:1-11, as Emily takes us through the question 'How do we know God?'

James opened our series focused on Jesus with Colossians 1:15-20. Where James spoke about Jesus is God, God's got this and asking us to think has God got you?If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

This week Wendy concludes our series on Micah. Wendy showed opened Micah 7:14-20 to show that there is no God quite like the God of the Bible. We love Sundays together! A chance to hear about all God is doing amongst us, worship him, learn about what it means to follow Jesus, and pray for one another. You can join us in person at 10.30am at B&A Gloucester Road or online.If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

This week Paul continued our series on Micah. Paul showed us Micah 7:1-13, giving us practical tips on how we can see the way God sees things.We love Sundays together! A chance to hear about all God is doing amongst us, worship him, learn about what it means to follow Jesus, and pray for one another. You can join us in person at 10.30am at B&A Gloucester Road or online.If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

This week, Charles, continued our series in the book of Micah. Charles looked into chapter 6 and unpacked the what God wants for our world. If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhereIf you want to hear our vicars talking more in depth about life and death, here is a 'more tea, vicar?' podcast discussing that exact topic it is linked or head to https://youtube.com/live/7tCe-ca0Yww?feature=share

This week, David visited us, speaking on sexual identity and the gospel, calling us as a church to be a people who embrace radical inclusion and radical holiness. If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

This week, Emily continued our series in the book of Micah. Emily looked into chapter 5 and unpacked the importance of sharing our story.If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere

This week, James, one of the Vicars at B&A, continued our series in the book of Micah. James looked into chapter 4 and unpacked the Kingdom of Peace.

This week, James, one of the Vicars at B&A, continued our series in the book of Micah. James looked into chapter 3 and unpacked why it's safe to let God judge us.

This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Rob Scott-Cook, founding pastor of the Woodlands Group of Churches, as our guest speaker. He shared a message from Romans 8, exploring how the Holy Spirit helps us in our prayers.

Matt continues our sermon series through the book of Micah, diving into chapter 2 with a powerful message on ending injustice and bringing restoration. He unpacks the context of the time and challenges us to consider what it means for our lives today. As we reflect, we’re left with this important question: What role will we play in ending injustice and bringing restoration right where we are?

Wayne kicks off our new sermon series on the book of Micah by unpacking chapter 1:1-16. He explores the historical context, the prophetic warnings, and the urgent call to repentance that God delivered to His people through Micah. A powerful message that challenges us and leads us to deeper relationship with Jesus.