When God speaks… Adam Kishtainy looks at the experience of a man called Caleb.

The story of David and Goliath is so familiar that we still use their names to describe any unequal struggle. Martin Stanisstreet takes a fresh look…

What difference does it make to our lives if we seriously engage with the idea that God is three persons? Kat Hall investigates…

Tim Cole asks how we can make sense of life when things go wrong, by looking at the story of Joseph.

Martin Stanisstreet looks at Romans 12 and asks ‘conformation, or transformation?’

Today, Martin Stanisstreet looks at Matthew 24 & 25.

Time for another in our occasional series on difficult questions that Christians are sometimes asked. Today, "How could a loving God send people to hell?" Bill Drewett squirms in the glare of the spotlight…

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How could a loving God send people to hell? from Bill Drewett

Adam Kishtainy wraps up our series on adversity and suffering by looking at the psalms of lament, and in particular, psalm 88. Adam works as a music therapist - someone extraordinarily well-qualified to talk about how lament can affect and heal.

There's a commonly-expressed view in both Old and New Testaments, that God can use the suffering in our lives to make us more like him. But this is a tough idea for many of us to accept. Bill Drewett tries to tackle it head-on.

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BV Podcast - Adversity and Suffering - Hebrews 12 from Bill Drewett

Another in our occasional series on the difficult questions Christians are sometimes asked. Most people know that Christians regard sex outside marriage as a sin, yet how many believers can explain why? Bill Drewett addresses the question by turning it around: what is God’s ideal for sex and marriage?