What's the point
This opener on future events focuses on what the Bible says will happen next: the return of Christ for His Church. By identifying 3 Greek words used to describe this event in the New Testament, Christ's Second Advent is shown to occur in two stages.
Hit for six
Daily headlines remind us that this world is broken in so many different ways; an honest look within ourselves reveals deep problems there as well. This series pinpoints the same cause behind both and rejects all man-made solutions in favour of the divine one – the sending of His Son at Bethlehem on a mission that would lead to a cross at Calvary – with a challenge to every listener to accept or reject it.
The scandal to end all scandals
Bible teacher Brian Johnston unpacks one of the most important letters in the New Testament, which gives us important teaching on such topics as spiritual gifts, the body of Christ, church discipline and leadership, head coverings, the Breaking of Bread and, most importantly, the powerful wisdom of God displayed through the crucified Christ! An ideal companion commentary to any study of the epistle.
Led in triumph
This series aims to explore the Bible’s use of the imagery of a Roman triumph. The New Testament twice employs the Greek word ‘thriambeuo’ - meaning ‘to lead in a triumphal procession’. We’d like to view the big picture of the progress of Christianity in strategic terms as a triumphal procession through the world, and across the pages of history.
Resemblance
Daily headlines remind us that this world is broken in so many different ways; an honest look within ourselves reveals deep problems there as well. This series pinpoints the same cause behind both and rejects all man-made solutions in favour of the divine one – the sending of His Son at Bethlehem on a mission that would lead to a cross at Calvary – with a challenge to every listener to accept or reject it.
The Night Of The Shipwreck
Brian Johnston recounts eight Bible stories which each happened at night and brings out challenging lessons for today