William Taylor - The brothel seems a strange place to go to find a wife. And yet that is what, through Hosea, God tells us he has done. Hosea has a huge amount to teach us about our sin, God’s love and the great plan of salvation.

Tim Sheppard - 'Is God really working for me?' We may know the right answer, but when life is hard and his hand feels hidden, that certainty can slip. In Ruth 2–3, we discover how God’s sovereignty is at work for us even when dramatic signs are missing. God’s providence is abundantly generous, working through remarkably ordinary means.

Nick Heeley - We can often feel insecure in our relationship with God. Isaiah unpacks how because of the suffering servant's work, we can enjoy a secure relationship with God that will last forever, in fulfilment of God's promises.

William Taylor - How often do we hear it said that ‘the God of the Old Testament is the God of judgement, the God of the New Testament is the God of love’? The prophet Hosea shows us just how wrong such suggestions are! Welcome to the God we do not know.

William Taylor - How often do we hear it said that ‘the God of the Old Testament is the God of judgement, the God of the New Testament is the God of love’? The prophet Hosea shows us just how wrong such suggestions are! Welcome to the God we do not know.

Tim Sheppard - Is there hope to be found in turning to the Lord? The opening of Ruth wrestles with this question through the agonising experiences of Naomi and Ruth—two women whose perspectives stand in striking contrast. We are invited to share in Ruth’s hopefulness, and as the rest of the book unfolds we’ll see just how firmly that hope is grounded.

Nick Heeley - In Isaiah 53, we consider what is at the very heart of God's salvation plan for the world. But as many see God's servant, they despise and reject him. Can this really be God's answer? Isaiah explains how the sufferings of the servant are the heart of God's plan and why this servant is therefore rightly exalted over all.

William Taylor - All across the globe the good news of Jesus is advancing and bearing fruit. In once secularist nations social analysts find it hard to make sense of this phenomenon. Jesus’ great commission explains it!

William Taylor - All across the globe the good news of Jesus is advancing and bearing fruit. In once secularist nations social analysts find it hard to make sense of this phenomenon. Jesus’ great commission explains it!

William Taylor - Matthew is eager that disciples have confidence to be ‘disciple making disciples’. He not only provides the essential evidence for the resurrection but also indicates the appropriate response for each and every individual who encounters the risen Lord Jesus.