Jeremy McQuoid tracks the story of the remarkable expansion of the early church, and by running over the content of Romans and 1 Corinthians he show how such new converts were taught

Jeremy McQuoid introduces us to the New Testament with a look at the four gospels

Jeremy McQuoid continues to introduce you to the prophets whose messages fill the latter part of the Old Testament, and whose writings point us forward always to Jesus.

Jeremy McQuoid sets the ministry exercised by the prophets against the backdrop of the turbulent history of God’s people as the divided kingdom spiralled downward into exile and beyond; he explains how this prophetic ministry spoke so powerfully into that unfolding scenario and shows how the thrust of their message pointed forward to Jesus and the consummation of all God’s purpose in Him.

Jeremy McQuoid picks up the story of God’s dealings with His people from the time of the last great ‘judge’, Samuel, and takes you through the roller-coaster narrative of the highs and lows of the people and their leaders under God’s grace and judgment, until the kingdom was fractured and exile became inevitable.

Jeremy McQuoid highlights again how the Old Testament is in so many ways God’s ‘picture book’ pointing His people always to Jesus: in this session he covers the story of God’s people from the book of Leviticus through the book of Ruth, and spells out the challenging contemporary application of these books

Jeremy McQuoid takes the story of the Bible on from the call of Abram, through the drama of the exodus from Egypt, and on to the instructions regarding the tabernacle

Jeremy McQuoid explains the basic layout of the Bible and how it has a single story, and then plunges you right into that story with a careful and engrossing look at the early chapters of Genesis.

Jerry Middleton provides a gentle introduction to this module on Paul’s letter to the Romans. He works through some of the background to the letter, highlights how Paul, in starting the letter, describes himself and explains when, where and why the letter was written: he examines the various views as to the unifying ‘theme’ of the letter before concluding with an outline of its content and structure