Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church

13/09/2026

'The rainbow isn't a note we've left for ourselves on the fridge door. It's a note God has left for God. Your security doesn't rest on your remembering. It rests on God's.' - Revd Dr Simon Woodman

Simon Woodman preaching on the story of Noah and the great flood.

13/09/2026

06/09/2026

'The powers of this world get into our habits before we have chosen anything, and then turn up at the Lord's table dressed as ordinary good manners.' - Revd Dr Simon Woodman

Simon Woodman preaching on the final commandment from Exodus 20.17

30/08/2026

'Be attentive to God’s presence, listen to His voice, recognize His truth, and respond with compassion to those who are hurting. Like Moses, let us be ready to follow God’s call and participate in His work of helping and delivering others.' - Revd Stephen Copson

Stephen Copson preaching on Exodus 3.1-8; Matthew 16.13-16

23/08/2026

'Once a month the organ next door to my office is tuned, one pipe at a time, and it is not beautiful. Sunday's sermon on the first four commandments, and why being in tune with God isn't a mood.' - Revd Dr Simon Woodman

Simon Woodman preaching on Exodus 20.3–11

17/08/2026

'You were carried here. You didn't pass a test. You are not on probation. The love came first, it has always come first, and everything else we do together is simply what it looks like to have been loved like that in public.' - Revd Dr Simon Woodman

Simon Woodman preaching on Exodus 19.1–6; 20.1–2

12/08/2026

"Endurance is not formed overnight. It is cultivated, slowly, through practices that root us more deeply in God and more deeply in one another. It is formed when we tell the story again and again, refusing to let it be forgotten. When we read scripture not as a task to be completed, but as a space in which we are encountered and reshaped. When we pray, even when the words feel thin. When we gather, even when we feel tired. When we commit ourselves to one another, not just when it is easy, but when it is costly." - Revd Dr Simon Woodman

Simon Woodman preaching on 2 Timothy 3.14—4.8, 16–18

02/08/2026

"Reflecting on Luke 3:1–20 - John the Baptist called people to prepare for Christ through repentance and baptism. His message reminds us that true repentance bears fruit in transformed lives. Through Jesus Christ, we receive forgiveness of sins and the gift of new life. May we respond with humble hearts, faithful obedience, and lives that glorify God." - Revd Simon Perry

Simon Perry preaching on Luke 3:1-20