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A Year of Room – Expanding Space - Jan 2026

Subject: He Has Given Us Room! A Report from Our First 2026 Intercessory Prayer   Dear BCC Family, Hallelujah! A resounding praise to the Lord this morning! Eighteen prayer-filled souls gathered for our very first Intercessory Prayer of 2026. Despite the morning's weather and road challenges, nothing stopped us from stepping into God's promises for this new year. It was a powerful declaration that when we seek Him, He meets us.  We began by anchoring our time on the foundational promise God gave to Isaac in Genesis 26:24: "I am the God of your father Abraham. Do not be afraid, for I am with you; I will bless you and will increase the number of your descendants for the sake of my servant Abraham." A couple of powerful truths from this verse set the triumphant tone for our session: Fear not, I will bless you, I will increase for the sake of Abraham... From this foundation, the Holy Spirit wove a rich tapestry of scripture through the believers present: From Isaiah 51 ...
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Intercessory Prayer – "Like Jesus" - Oct 2026

Like Jesus Subject: You’re Invited: Intercessory Prayer – "Like Jesus" (Oct 3rd) Date: Saturday, 03 October 2026 Time: 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM Location: BCC Bromley, The Upper Room "God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and with great power; and He went around doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil, because God was with Him."  — Acts 10:38 (AMP) Join us this month as we gather to seek the Father’s face and align our hearts with the rhythm of Heaven. Our meditation for this session is drawn from Acts 10:38. It is a verse that reveals the secret of a fruitful life: Presence leads to Power. We are called to a sequence of living that mirrors Christ Himself. We must first Receive the anointing, then Go into the world, and Heal the oppressed. But we do not do this in our own strength. The secret ingredient—the very reason Jesus walked in victory—was that God was with Him. As we intercede, we are asking to be like Jesus in every facet of our bei...
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A Prayer to the God of my life

A Prayer to the God of my life Reference: Psalm 42:8 (AMP) - Yet the Lord will command His lovingkindness in the daytime, And in the night His song will be with me, A prayer to the God of my life. David was in a difficult situation and difficult circumstances. Yet he was declaring words to his soul, to see beyond the situation he was in, by His Grace, Kindness, and Mercies. He isn't in the temple when he writes this. He's far from it, cut off, surrounded by memory instead of presence . And in that distance, he does something remarkable: he turns and speaks to his own soul instead of just feeling what it feels. He doesn't wait for the ache to lift before choosing hope. He commands himself toward praise while still in it. That's the real shape of trust: he remembers God "from the land of Jordan and the heights of Hermon." Those aren't random landmarks. Jordan is where Israel crossed into everything God had promised, the river of breakthrough, where impossibl...
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If God were not in on it

If God were not in on it Reference Jn 3:12-18 The discussion between Jesus and Nicodemus is very interesting. God knows everything but acts to test us for a moment. This is a controlled dialogue to keep Nicodemus and his views pointing to God; But he was struggling to tune into Jesus's view point. There's something to this. Jesus doesn't dump everything on Nicodemus at once. He moves from new birth (v.3) to wind (v.8) to the bronze serpent (v.14) to the love of God (v.16). He's meeting Nicodemus where he is and drawing him forward—which is exactly the pattern we are experiencing in our own lives , if we let Him to interact. Jesus isn't trying to win an argument; He's trying to bring a man from darkness into light, one step at a time. It's a good catch about the testing dynamic — and there's actually a passage later in John that names it explicitly. In John 6:5-6, Jesus asks Philip where they can buy bread for the crowd, and John tells us directly: "...
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