Duncan Ryan picks up another key issue addressed by the Reformers which remains so critical today - the human condition. How are we to understand our humanity? The Reformers were ruthless in exposing the inherently sinful nature of humanity.

Duncan Ryan (Banchory Christian Fellowship Church) introduces this module by working through one of the permanently key issues addressed by the Reformers - that of authority

Do Muslims and Christians worship the same God? Andy Bannister points to some of the key differences and shows how they can be great bridges in evangelism

A panel discussion on sharing the gospel in today's society

In this engaging introduction to apologetics Andy Bannister explains how to share your faith without looking like an idiot

Jeremy McQuoid introduces 'apologetics' in this seminar, explaining why that term is used, what it means, and how pervasive it is through the Bible. He also illustrates how important a ministry this has been down through the course of church history, referencing some of the great 'apologists' of the Christian faith over the centuries, before concluding with a couple of helpful 'case studies'.

God’s salvation gives us not only security but significance – we are saved to serve! It’s no coincidence, therefore, that this letter, which sets out so fully God’s salvation in Jesus Christ, should culminate in a section about ministry. Jerry shows how Paul’s description of his own ministry informs our understanding of that ministry of Jesus Himself in which every believer is now privileged to share.

How do you respond to the great mercy shown towards by. God in Jesus Christ? That's the question picked up in this next lengthy section of the letter. Paul's answer is simple. We respond in love. We love because He first loved us. Jerry shows how Paul here sets out for his readers the seven primary ways in which this love will find expression in the lives of believers.

The Jews' rejection of the Christ promised to them raises all sorts of questions, which these three important chapters in the letter to the Romans address. Jerry walks you through Paul's carefully argued analysis of the situation, which sets the finished work of Jesus against the broad canvas of God's eternal purpose and shows how, through His sovereign and merciful dealings with Jews and Gentiles, alike God reveals His glory.

In this one remarkable chapter of Paul’s letter to the Romans, the apostle sets out comprehensibly the freedom which believers now enjoy in the Lord Jesus Christ. Freedom is in many respects the core component of the salvation God has effected for us in Christ, and Jerry spends the session working through Romans 8 and setting out the rich experience of freedom which God means us to enjoy through the ministry of His Holy Spirit in our lives.