Bangalore Bible Church

Passivity toward sin carries devastating consequences. In this sermon from 2 Samuel 14–15, we see how David’s failure to act decisively leads to deception, bitterness, and rebellion within his own family. This message warns against ignoring sin, highlights the danger of unresolved resentment, and points us to Jesus — the perfect King who brings true repentance, forgiveness, and restoration.

What kind of legacy truly lasts? In Acts 8:26–40, the story of the Ethiopian eunuch shows us that wealth, status, and religious effort cannot secure lasting significance. This sermon reveals how Christ was cut off for sinners so that all who believe might receive an everlasting name. It also calls believers to embrace evangelism as a legacy that bears eternal fruit.

Acts 8 shows us a gospel that cannot be stopped, bought, or controlled. In this sermon, we see how persecution spreads the gospel, how Christ’s power surpasses all counterfeit powers, and how the Holy Spirit is given as a gift of grace. Through the story of Simon the magician, this message challenges us to examine our motives and calls us to worship God for who He is, not merely for what He can do.

Psalm 90 confronts us with the reality that life is short and God is eternal. In this year-end sermon, we reflect on Moses’ prayer and learn how to live wisely in light of our limited time. This message explores the value of time, the need for God’s mercy, and the joy of living a life established by the Lord. A timely call to enter the new year with humility, purpose, and dependence on God.

Psalm 130 gives voice to a different kind of Christmas despair — the despair of guilt. In this sermon, we follow the psalmist’s journey from the depths of sin to confident hope in God’s forgiveness. Through weeping, worship, waiting, and walking, this message shows how God meets sinners with mercy, steadfast love, and abundant redemption. Ultimately, it points to Jesus, who entered our darkness to bring forgiveness and lasting hope.

Psalm 23 answers one of life’s deepest questions: what is our hope in life and death? This sermon explores God’s shepherding care through suffering, loss, and uncertainty, pointing us to Jesus, the Good Shepherd, who walks with His people through the darkest valleys and leads them safely home.

When betrayal strikes, joy feels impossible. Psalm 55 gives us a window into David’s anguish as he faces fear, panic, and heartbreak from a trusted companion’s treachery. Yet this psalm also shows the path forward: honest lament, persistent prayer, refusing bitterness, and casting our burdens on the Lord who sustains us. This episode points to Jesus — the One who was betrayed for us — and shows how Christians can fight for joy even in seasons of deep relational pain.

In the first sermon of our Christmas series A Weary World Rejoices, we explore why Christmas is God’s answer to human despair. This message walks through Psalms 42–43 to show how Christians can fight for joy in seasons of sorrow.You’ll discover why joy is central to Christianity, why suffering often surprises believers, and how lament, self-preaching, Scripture, prayer, worship, fellowship, and obedience become powerful tools in the fight for gladness. The sermon ends by grounding weary hearts in the gospel — the good news that Jesus entered our darkness so we could share His everlasting joy.

In 2 Samuel 13 we witness the heartbreaking unraveling of David’s family. This episode unpacks the tragic story of Amnon and Tamar, exploring how lust, bad influences, passive parenting, and vengeance created a spiral of destruction that began with David’s own sin. Through clear, pastoral application, this message teaches believers to flee youthful lusts, rely on the Holy Spirit for self-control, and rest in the faithful, forgiving nature of God.

In the martyrdom of Stephen, we see the collision between human idolatry and God’s unstoppable mission. This episode unpacks why the Sanhedrin erupted in rage, why the gospel never produces neutrality, and how Jesus stands near His people when the world rejects them. Be strengthened as you learn how God sovereignly uses suffering to advance His purposes and assure His people that they are accepted by Christ.