What would it take for a hardened skeptic to become a believer? This is today's one minute discussion.

Over a period of 8 years, Dr Andrew Corbett preached a 200 part series on the Old Testament prophet Jeremiah. The book of Jeremiah is rich with timeless messages and evidences of God' sovereignty. In this part of the Jeremiah series, Dr Corbett looks at the themes of Jeremiah, in this instalment: The Call of God.

Over a period of 8 years, Dr Andrew Corbett preached a 200 part series on the Old Testament prophet Jeremiah. The book of Jeremiah is rich with timeless messages and evidences of God' sovereignty. In this part of the Jeremiah series, Dr Corbett looks at the themes of Jeremiah, in this instalment: Hearing The Voice Of God.

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How the existence of objective morality has persuaded some atheists that there must be a God.

Over a period of 8 years, Dr Andrew Corbett preached a 200 part series on the Old Testament prophet Jeremiah. The book of Jeremiah is rich with timeless messages and evidences of God' sovereignty. In this part of the Jeremiah series, Dr Corbett looks at the themes of Jeremiah, in this instalment: The Word Of God.

Over a period of 8 years, Dr Andrew Corbett preached a 200 part series on the Old Testament prophet Jeremiah. The book of Jeremiah is rich with timeless messages and evidences of God' sovereignty. In this part of the Jeremiah series, Dr Corbett looks at the themes of Jeremiah, in this instalment: The Sovereignty of God.

In this final instalment of the Understanding The Book Of Revelation series, Dr Corbett recaps what he has covered. He also explores how what Christ said to His disciples in what is commonly referred to as the Olivet Discourse corresponds to what is revealed in the Book of Revelation. This message to the early Christians would have given them hope and courage to persevere, and its message can give us the same hope and courage as well.

To understand the Book of Revelation it be necessary to understand what it doesn’t say. There are many popular misconceptions about what the Book of Revelation is all about. Sometimes these misconceptions are based on certain unchallenged assumptions about what Revelation teaches. If we are to have any chance of understanding it, we must make sure that we understand what it doesn’t say.

To understand the Book of Revelation we need to appreciate its language. This includes its symbolic use of numbers and how it draws heavily upon the Old Testament’s narratives, ceremonies, rituals, and types. By understanding its language we can be better encouraged to pray and worship God.