In this episode Ian Rees explores 2 Peter 1:12–21, reflecting on the apostolic testimony of Christ’s glory and the authority of Scripture. He explains how the Mount of Transfiguration foreshadows the Lord’s coming in power, and why believers can be assured of His return through both eyewitness accounts and the inspired Word of God.

The message stresses the importance of studying the Bible diligently, interpreting Scripture with Scripture, and holding fast to the truth revealed by the Holy Spirit.

In this episode, Ian Rees opens 2 Peter 1:1-4 to explore the remarkable gifts God has given to every believer: like precious faith, all things needed for life and godliness, and exceeding great and precious promises. He reflects on Peter’s emphasis on personal knowledge of Christ as the key to living a godly life and resisting the corruption of the world.

Listeners are encouraged to treasure the promises of God, walk in faith, and live out the divine nature granted to them through Christ.

In this episode Ian Rees explores 2 Peter 1:12–21, highlighting the importance of being continually reminded of God’s truth. He reflects on Peter’s call to stir believers’ hearts, the temporary nature of our earthly lives, and the certainty of Christ’s second coming.

Drawing on Peter’s eyewitness account of the Transfiguration, Ian shows how this glorious event affirms the promise that Jesus will return in power and majesty. The message encourages believers to live faithfully in light of that hope.

In this episode Reg Carnell explores 1 Corinthians chapter 12, examining the spiritual gifts given by the Holy Spirit to the church. He explains how the early assemblies functioned as one body, with each member fulfilling their God-given role for the benefit of all.

Through practical illustrations and scriptural references, he addresses the purpose of spiritual gifts, the importance of unity, and the dangers of jealousy or pride within the assembly.

This teaching lays the foundation for Paul’s “more excellent way” in chapter 13, where love governs the use of every gift.  

In this episode Reg Carnell explores the vital teachings of 1 Corinthians 12 on spiritual gifts, the unity of the body of Christ, and the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer. He traces the historical and biblical context of the Corinthian church, warning against idolatry, division, and ignorance of spiritual matters.

Reg explains the diversities of gifts, differences of administration, and the role of the same Spirit, Lord, and God who works all in all. Believers are called to faithful service, mutual edification, and living under the lordship of Christ, using their God-given gifts for His glory and the profit of all.

Stephen Baker explores Acts 17, recounting the Apostle Paul’s visit to Athens and his bold message about Jesus and the resurrection. Speaking to both Jews in the synagogue and philosophers in the marketplace, Paul confronts idolatry, explains the purpose of life, and presents the hope of salvation through Christ’s death and resurrection.

This episode reflects on the timeless relevance of Paul’s message, addressing modern worldviews and inviting listeners to consider the truth of the gospel.

Stephen Baker explores 2 Thessalonians chapter 3, highlighting Paul’s final instructions to the believers in Thessalonica. He discusses the call to prayer for the spread and protection of the gospel, the importance of living orderly and responsible lives while waiting for Christ’s return, and the biblical approach to correcting disorderly conduct in the church.

This message encourages believers to combine patience, love, and faithful daily living with an eternal perspective, concluding with Paul’s blessing of peace and grace.

In this episode Stephen Baker explores 2 Thessalonians chapter 1, guiding listeners through Paul’s message of comfort and hope to a persecuted church. He explains how faith, love, and patience grow through trials, why God allows suffering, and how the promise of Christ’s return - bringing justice and glory - gives strength to endure.

The teaching highlights the balance of future judgment on those who reject God and the ultimate glorification of believers in Christ.

In this Christmas-themed message, David Coles explores four key questions about Jesus Christ: Where did He come from? What makes Him special? Why did He come? and Who should be interested in Him?

Drawing from Matthew, Luke, Isaiah, and John, David reflects on the unique birth, sinless life, and divine mission of Christ. He highlights Jesus as the light for those in darkness, the Saviour for sinners, and the bringer of eternal life, concluding with a direct challenge: What do you think of Jesus? 

Peter Brandon continues his series on the early chapters of Acts, exploring the vital link between revival, prayer, and the power of the Holy Spirit. Beginning with the promises and principles in Acts 1 and 2, he examines the significance of the Spirit’s coming, the unity of believers, and the transforming effect of true gospel preaching.

Moving into Acts 3, he reflects on the healing of the lame man at the Beautiful Gate, drawing spiritual lessons about personal discipleship, the outworking of God’s power, and the witness of a changed life. The episode urges believers to move beyond being spectators, embracing the life of prayer and the Holy Spirit’s power for gospel impact.