Wendy, a lawyer now studying at Wycliffe Hall, discusses the problem of suffering in the natural world in relation to a loving God, with particular reference to the Fall.

Wendy responds to comments from discussion groups, gives outlines of various interpretations of the Fall, and then relates the problem of suffering to the death and resurrection of Jesus.

Shaun explores the doctrine of the Trinity, with particular reference to our salvation.

Chapters 12 and 13 contain some of the most disturbing images in Revelation. Will first looks at who represents what and then examines at what the various images mean. The second half of the talk looks at the applications we can draw: that the Devil is real and dangerous, that we are protected spiritually if not physically and that we must be constantly alert to false prophets and 'antiChrist' institutions that will deceive us into accepting 'the mark of the beast'.

Romans 8 explains what it means to be a Christian, in terms of the Holy Spirit; to be a Christian is to have the Spirit, to live in the Spirit, to be led by the Spirit.

On Pentecost Sunday Will encourages all to thirst, to really thirst for the Holy Spirit so that we might have streams of living water flowing out from us. These streams are the gifts and blessings that the Holy Springs us that we bless others with in order to build up the church and spread the Gospel.

In his sermon Will explains why the promised gift of the Holy Spirit was critical to the disciples and challenges everyone do do some 'waiting' on the Lord in expectation that everyone can be re-filled with the Holy Spirit as being clothed with power from in high.

Andrew examines the implications of the Ascension of Christ - he does this by explaining the greatness of God's plan,purpose and person