Hambro Road Baptist Church

Hambro Road Baptist Church Evangelical and Reformed
A Bible Centred Church in Streatham, London

29/08/2026

'Jesus says, "Come Unto Me". I love that word 'Come'. To me it seems so full of grace, mercy and encouragement. "Come now," says the Lord in, Isaiah, "and let us reason together. Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow."
Come is the word put in the mouth of the King's messenger in the parable of the supper: "All is now ready; come unto the marriage.'
Come is the last word in the Bible to sinners. "The Spirit and the bride say, Come."
Jesus does not say, "Go and get ready." This is the word of the Pharisee and self righteous. "Go and work out a righteousness. Do this and that to be saved." Jesus says, Come." Bishop J.C Ryle, Come Unto Me.

24/07/2026

'Having brought the Israelites down to Mount Sinai, The LORD prepares them to enter into a covenant relationship with Him (Exodus 18:1-19:25), and then He enters into that covenant with them. He does not want simply to rescue them; He wants to be in relationship with them. Jay Sklar, Exodus, in ESV Expository Commentary, Genesis-Numbers. P.438

22/07/2026

'The belly button has profound theolological importance. It is our body's way of reminding us that we are not self-made people, we are not seperate islands, we are not merely rugged individuals. Instead, we are inevitably and necessarily bound together with others: it has been so from the beginning and will always be. Each of us is someone's child, whether we know their names or not. All of us owe our existence not simply to God but to other creatures.' We are not independent but interdependent. Kelly Kapic, You're Only Human, P.76

01/07/2026

'Remember there is the same Christ for big sinners as for little sinners; the same Christ for grey heads as for babes; the same Christ for poor as for rich; the same Christ for chimney sweeps as for monarchs; the same Christ for prostitutes as for saints: “Whosoever.” I use broad words that I may take a broad range, and sweep the whole universe of sinners through—whosoever looketh to Christ shall live.' Charles Spurgeon, The Mysteries of the Brazen Serpent.

25/06/2026

'God expects to hear from you, before you can expect to hear from God, if you restrain prayer, it is no wonder He restrains mercy.' Charles Spurgeon Psalm 34, Treasury of David

24/06/2026

'Jesus loves us when we are bad, as well as when we are good, and our public sins give us ample opportunity to reflect on and to testify to that amazing fact. We never grow beyond our need for the gospel, and our remaining sins make that reality abundantly clear to all.' Iain M.Duguid, Genesis 20 in ESV Expository Commentary Volume 1

10/05/2026

"'Renew a right spirit within me, God!"
This is the restless cry of the believer, who, in this present age, faces a perpetual struggle with remaining sin. David doesn't just want to be forgiven for his heinous acts, but he wants God to change him so that he doesn't stray like this again.' Nick Thompson, Restless Devotion, P.51

08/05/2026

'Such is the mystery of the Gospel that the Creator who in the beginning filled the seas and weighed out the waters by measure , in the incarnation became the Savior who filled a basin with water and washed the feet of His disciples.' Warren Gage, The Gospel of Genesis, Studies in Protology and Escathatology. P.79

"The root of all our sin is always idolatry, and idolatry is always at root a failure to relish intimate communion with ...
01/05/2026

"The root of all our sin is always idolatry, and idolatry is always at root a failure to relish intimate communion with our covenant Lord." Nick Thompson, Restless Devotion. P.13

'In every era, the chief treasure of God's covenant people is the divine glory. The covenant is an exclusive communion b...
01/05/2026

'In every era, the chief treasure of God's covenant people is the divine glory. The covenant is an exclusive communion bond wherein God gives Himself to His people as their exceeding great reward. From the human side, the covenant entails a threefold responsibility: seeing God's glory, savouring God's glory and serving God's glory." Nick Thompson, Restless Devotion P.12

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Hambro Road
Greater London
SW166JB

Opening Hours

Thursday 7:30pm - 9pm
Sunday 11am - 12:30pm
6:30pm - 8pm

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