The letter to the Hebrews is ablaze with the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ; the glory of his deity, his manhood, his priesthood and sacrifice, his triumphant life of faith, his resurrection and ascension, and the certainty of his coming again. At the same time it contains dark and sombre warnings, which are longer and more solemn than any we find in the other letters of the New Testament. Because of these warnings many Christians have found Hebrews a difficult letter to understand - some have even found it frightening

(An Unshakeable Kingdom - David Gooding Chapter 1)

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 1st February 2026

Speaker: Paul Wright

Passage for consideration ; Hebrews Ch 2:5-18

The letter to the Hebrews is ablaze with the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ; the glory of his deity, his manhood, his priesthood and sacrifice, his triumphant life of faith, his resurrection and ascension, and the certainty of his coming again. At the same time it contains dark and sombre warnings, which are longer and more solemn than any we find in the other letters of the New Testament. Because of these warnings many Christians have found Hebrews a difficult letter to understand - some have even found it frightening

(An Unshakeable Kingdom - David Gooding Chapter 1)

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 25th January 2026

Speaker: Paul Wright

Passage for consideration ; Hebrews Ch 2:1-4

The Old Testament book of Joshua tells how God fulfils His promise by giving Israel the Promised Land. The call to His people then, as it is now, is one of courageous Faith and wholehearted Obedience. The book points us forward to the Lord Jesus as the one who brings His people to a greater and lasting rest.

'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken of another day later on. So then, there remains a Sabbath rest for the people of God.' Hebrews Ch 4:8

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 25th January 2026

Speaker : Levi Hart

Passage for consideration ; Joshua Chapter 3:1-4:24

The Old Testament book of Joshua tells how God fulfils His promise by giving Israel the Promised Land. The call to His people then, as it is now, is one of courageous Faith and wholehearted Obedience. The book points us forward to the Lord Jesus as the one who brings His people to a greater and lasting rest.

'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken of another day later on. So then, there remains a Sabbath rest for the people of God.' Hebrews Ch 4:8

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 18th January 2026

Passage for consideration ; Joshua Chapter 2

The letter to the Hebrews is ablaze with the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ; the glory of his deity, his manhood, his priesthood and sacrifice, his triumphant life of faith, his resurrection and ascension, and the certainty of his coming again. At the same time it contains dark and sombre warnings, which are longer and more solemn than any we find in the other letters of the New Testament. Because of these warnings many Christians have found Hebrews a difficult letter to understand - some have even found it frightening

(An Unshakeable Kingdom - David Gooding Chapter 1)

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 18th January 2026

Speaker: Robert Hamilton

Passage for consideration ; Hebrews Ch 1: 5-14

The Old Testament book of Joshua tells how God fulfils His promise by giving Israel the Promised Land. The call to His people then, as it is now, is one of courageous Faith and wholehearted Obedience. The book points us forward to the Lord Jesus as the one who brings His people to a greater and lasting rest.

'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken of another day later on. So then, there remains a Sabbath rest for the people of God.' Hebrews Ch 4:8

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 11th January 2026

Speaker: Stevie Rogers

Passage for consideration ; Joshua Chapter 1;1-9

The letter to the Hebrews is ablaze with the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ; the glory of his deity, his manhood, his priesthood and sacrifice, his triumphant life of faith, his resurrection and ascension, and the certainty of his coming again.
At the same time it contains dark and sombre warnings, which are longer and more solemn than any we find in the other letters of the New Testament. Because of these warnings many Christians have found Hebrews a difficult letter to understand - some have even found it frightening

(An Unshakeable Kingdom - David Gooding Chapter 1)

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 11th January 2026

Speaker: Robert Hamilton

Passage for consideration ; Hebrews Ch 1: 1-3

It's important from time to time to take stock. If we're to be effective witnesses then we need to know what we believe and why we believe it. Entering 2026, this message will help us review how we're progressing in our walk with Jesus Christ.

This episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 4th January 2026.

Speaker : Glenn Johnston

Paul encourages the Philippian believers by telling them that the work of salvation that God has started in them will one day come to it's fulfilment.

His encouragement is for all believers. As we reflect on 2025 and look forward in His will to 2026 we are reminded to always have this in view.

This Episode was recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 28th December 2025

Speaker: Reuben Beattie

Passage for consideration : Philippians Ch 1: 3-10

This series looks at the events surrounding the Christmas Story and helps us to understand why the birth of a baby boy in the unimpressive town of Bethlehem is centrally important to God's plan of salvation.

'Jesus is born.... But what happened next?'

Recorded at Scrabo Hall on Sunday 28th December 2025

Speaker : Ivan Mckeown

Passage for consideration - Luke Chapter 2:41-52