Over summer we are taking a deep dive into the book of Psalms, beginning with Psalm 2. Why do the nations rage? Why are they so hostile towards Yahweh and His anointed? We see what the scriptures have to say.

In the concluding sermon of our series through Job we focus on the final chapter and God’s restoration of Job. But Job’s fortunes aren’t the only thing that is restored - we take a closer look at the principles of gospel restoration.

In the concluding sermon of our series through Job we focus on the final chapter and God’s restoration of Job. But Job’s fortunes aren’t the only thing that is restored - we take a closer look at the principles of gospel restoration.

Rev Gareth Dicks shares from Job 38-41 which covers The LORD’s response to Job. We see how suffering so often is used by God to expose self reliance, self righteousness and pride in our lives.

Elihu speaks and vents his frustrations at both Job and his three friends. But does Elihu offer anything new in the debate or is it just more of the same? We see that Elihu comes at it all from a different angle than Job’s three friends; he contends that God is actually speaking through affliction. The question is, are we ready to listen?

We take a look at Philippians 1:3-11 and consider what it was that gave Paul such joy whenever he prayed for the Philippians.

Prof. Mark Hopkins, lecturer at the Theological College of Northern Nigeria and trustee of Grace and Light Ministries shares a powerful sermon from the book of Ephesians on what it looks like to live out the righteousness we have in Christ.

We consider the responses of Job’s friends to his suffering and draw parallels with bankrupt prosperity gospel teachings. We see the triumph of Job’s faith through his sufferings.

Drawing from the first three chapters of Job we appraise four commonly held views on suffering in the Church and see if they hold up to scripture.

Jonah struggles to come to terms with God’s forgiveness of the Ninevites. With reference to two of Jesus’s parables we examine God’s sovereign grace and see how we might do battle with our own ‘elder brother’ mindset.