Stephen Hanna encourages us to come to God in prayer

Ben David, a third year student at the Irish Baptist College, speaks from Psalm 121

John Hanna brings us a study in the book of Job

In our Remembrance Sunday, with a little help from some of our sadly absent GB and Campaigners, we reflected on how war could end.

In Revelation 8-9 seven trumpets are sounded, desperately calling the world to hear and repent and prepare for the coming judgement … but, The rest of mankind that were not killed by these plagues still did not repent of the work of their hands; they did not stop worshipping demons, and idols of gold, silver,…

Revelation ch 6 v 1 – ch 8 v 5 This is a COSTLY VICTORY This is a PAINFUL PRIVILEGE We should make an URGENT EFFORT

Behind the qualifications of an elder found in 1 Tim 3 and Titus 1, there is an understanding of the nature of the church that is foundational to the office. And that is knowing that, to be an elder is to be: One Elder among Many On a Journey with an End

John’s revelation offers a shift in our understanding of ourselves infinitely more profound than that which happened in the ’70s when the Blue Marble photograph showed us our planet for the first time. In Revelation chapters 4 and 5 we’re presented with, An Impossible Dream – all of creation united and singing together with one…

In our first study of Revelation we consider What is the book of Revelation How does Revelation work? What is Revelation for?

Psalm 127 is often called a ‘wisdom psalm’, and wisdom is the art of turning theology in practice. And that is done in a thousand tiny details of life. So in this psalm we find: Mighty oaks from little acorns grow How God Works Why God Works