Continuing our Bible overview series, God makes a covenant with Noah to preserve the world until the final judgement, giving everyone chance for salvation in Christ. Even the flood narrative…
Audio from talk 3 at the church weekend away. What does maturity look like, and what is the work of an elder in the growth of a local church?
God's people are to remember their redemption. Jesus Christ calls his people to remember his death on the cross and live their lives in faith and hope.
Job complains before God, but he is confident in his righteousness. Is that something we can be before God? Where can we find true righteousness?
David's experience is that he's slipping into the pit, with his enemies crushing him. But even in the hardest of times he has confidence in God's unfailing, covenant-keeping love.
Do wicked people prosper in this life or receive what they deserve?
It's a passage used almost every week in worship services across the world, but what does it mean, and how does it point us to the work of Jesus?
Micah 5:2 is well-known in the Christmas story, but how does the rest of the chapter point us to Jesus?
We're to be devoted to prayer, but what does that look like, and why is it important?