Bentley Baptist Church Sermons

Eph 2.1-10 | Suresh Murthy | 13.9.2026

Here is a complete small group Bible study and personal reflection guide based on the third sermon on Ephesians, including a condensed summary of the message.

But God

Ephesians 2:1-10 presents the core of the Christian message through a clear problem-solving framework: the problem, the resolution, and the anticipated outcome.

• The Problem: Humanity's natural state is not merely "sick" or "flawe...

Eph 1.15-23 | Ps Fletcher Heyward | 6.9.2026

Here is a complete small group Bible study and personal reflection guide based on the second sermon on Ephesians, including a condensed summary of the message.

Joining the Symphony of Prayer

In the second half of Ephesians 1, Paul shifts from outlining the grand story of the gospel to praying that the Ephesians would live out that story. Even though the Ephesian church was excelling in thei...

Ephesians 1.1-13 | Dr Michael Kok | 30.1.2026

The Grand Vision of Ephesians

When we read the Bible, we are essentially reading someone else’s mail. These letters were written to specific people in specific historical contexts. While they weren't written to us, they were written for us. The Book of Ephesians serves as a masterful summary of Paul’s theological vision, showcasing God’s plan to reconcile humanity to Him...

Isa 56.1-8 | Ps Alex Huggett | 23.08.2026

Part of a series on Bentley Baptist's Values and Mission

As a church, Bentley Baptist is situated in one of the most diverse suburbs in Western Australia. While this diversity could be seen as a happy accident of geography, we choose to embrace it as a core value. We aspire to be a community that is intergenerational, multicultural, and disability-friendly—reflecting the very heart of G...

2Sam 9.1-13 | Ps Alex Huggett | 16.8.2026

Part of a series on BBC's Mission and Values

Sermon Summary

The story of David and Mephibosheth is a profound picture of the Gospel. To understand it, we must look at the background of David and the House of Saul. After King Saul’s death, David eventually took the throne. In the ancient world, a new king would typically eradicate any remaining rivals from the previous dynasty. However, D...

Zech 4.1-14 | Ps Alex Huggett | 09.08.2026

Part of a series on BBC's mission and values

Summary

When the Israelite exiles returned from Babylon to rebuild the temple, they faced immense opposition, financial strain, and physical rubble. The project stalled for 18 years. It was against this backdrop that the prophet Zechariah received a vision of a golden lampstand continuously fed by two olive trees.

The angel explained the vision with...