Gideon's ephod

Classic Bible stories given a contemporary twist that challenges our Christian commitment

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A different kind of fire

Classic Bible stories given a contemporary twist that challenges our Christian commitment

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Bread & water in the prophet's house

Classic Bible stories given a contemporary twist that challenges our Christian commitment

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Two mules' load of earth

Classic Bible stories given a contemporary twist that challenges our Christian commitment

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Ten silver coins and a suit

Classic Bible stories given a contemporary twist that challenges our Christian commitment

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Once Saved Always Saved #10

Through plain statements, and a variety of imagery and metaphor, the Bible teaches that each born-again believer on the Lord Jesus is eternally secure in Christ. Failure to distinguish the way the word 'salvation' is used in certain texts or failing to understand the context of any 'falling away' reference has led to regrettable confusion on this foundational Bible truth which is set out here in 10 installments.

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Once Saved Always Saved #9

Through plain statements, and a variety of imagery and metaphor, the Bible teaches that each born-again believer on the Lord Jesus is eternally secure in Christ. Failure to distinguish the way the word 'salvation' is used in certain texts or failing to understand the context of any 'falling away' reference has led to regrettable confusion on this foundational Bible truth which is set out here in 10 installments.

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Once Saved Always Saved #8

Through plain statements, and a variety of imagery and metaphor, the Bible teaches that each born-again believer on the Lord Jesus is eternally secure in Christ. Failure to distinguish the way the word 'salvation' is used in certain texts or failing to understand the context of any 'falling away' reference has led to regrettable confusion on this foundational Bible truth which is set out here in 10 installments.

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Once Saved Always Saved #7

Through plain statements, and a variety of imagery and metaphor, the Bible teaches that each born-again believer on the Lord Jesus is eternally secure in Christ. Failure to distinguish the way the word 'salvation' is used in certain texts or failing to understand the context of any 'falling away' reference has led to regrettable confusion on this foundational Bible truth which is set out here in 10 installments.

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Once Saved Always Saved #6

Through plain statements, and a variety of imagery and metaphor, the Bible teaches that each born-again believer on the Lord Jesus is eternally secure in Christ. Failure to distinguish the way the word 'salvation' is used in certain texts or failing to understand the context of any 'falling away' reference has led to regrettable confusion on this foundational Bible truth which is set out here in 10 installments.

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Taming the Tongue

A commentary on the character of Christian conversation

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Isaiah

A pastor once said: ‘When I was a schoolboy, we would occasionally see a turtle on a fence post and, when we did, we knew someone had put him there. He didn't get there by himself!’ These talks introduce us to a number of Old Testament Bible ‘fencepost turtles’ – people whose position in life was given to them by God to work out His divine purposes – and also brings some practical lessons and challenges from these examples for Christians today. Jewish Old Testament characters include: Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Gideon, David, Esther, Daniel, Isaiah and Zerubbabel.

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Trouble Back at Base

Tells of the impact of the first mission from Antioch. Lots of Gentiles reached. Mixed reactions. Political and ethical concerns raised by 'the old country.' Leads to the landmark Jerusalem Council of Acts 15. This sets the benchmark for the orthodox Gospel - to which later Reformers would return.

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What is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?

A selection of some of the most commonly asked questions which listeners have written in with are answered.

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It all points to Faith Alone

Successively, in the third chapter of Galatians, we explore with Paul 1) the necessity of faith; 2) the futility of our own fallen flesh; and 3) the freedom that’s alone found in Christ. Beginning with God’s restart with Abraham, and leading on through the time of the Law given through Moses, Paul shows the final and fullest revelation of God is in Christ. The Bible is consistent, but its revelation is progressive.