From the song of Moses to the songs in Revelation, what do the songs in the Bible tell us about God to help us with our lives every day? That's what this series is all about. David Taviner and Mike Beaumont are back with their new series, Bible Songs in 30 Minutes.

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Bible teacher and church pastor Mike Beaumont travels with UCB’s David Taviner from Jerusalem to Rome and beyond to discover what the unstoppable growth of the first-century Church teaches us in the twenty-first century.

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• What’s the value of reading all 66 books? 

• Who actually wrote the Bible?

• How come the Good Book is more than just a good book?

• What’s it like to see life on earth from heaven’s perspective?

• Who is ultimately in control of everything? 

• What’s the best invitation anyone will ever receive?

• How does what we believe affect who we are?
• Why is true love costly?
• Is there ever a sin that’s unforgiveable? 

• How should the Church address the enemy within?

• What are the dangers of heresy hunters?

• How best to react to a wolf in sheep’s clothing?

• What does it mean to be a good citizen in a godless society?

• How should future hope affect present reality? 

• Who can centre us during life’s biggest challenges?

• How should Christians use social media?

• What matters most – how we live or what we believe?

• How can we discover that faith works?

• What should a Christian do who’s tempted to relinquish their faith?

• How can Jesus be better than anything else?

• Who can best inspire you when the going gets tough?

• What’s the most important qualification for a Christian leader?

• How can a timid person also be bold?

• When is it important to remember your calling?