Jesus’ third saying from the cross speaks of the fulfilment of prophecy, obedience to the end, and the new family Jesus died to create | John 19:26-27

“If Genesis chapter 15 didn’t exist, there would be no Bible, because there would be nothing to hold it together”.

It also deals with the question - why should we keep trusting God if following him has made life harder rather than easier?

The great claim of Christianity is an exclusive claim. It’s a claim that might to get you locked up. But it’s a claim that God strengthens his people to keep on making | Acts 4:1-31

Will you serve Sodom's king or Salem's king? | Genesis 14

Churches will always be tempted to give people what they think they want. But our task is to give them something beyond their wildest dreams - even if it doesn't seem like that initially | Acts 3

If you're trusting God for your future it will enable you to make hard choices for him | Genesis 13:5-18

What does it mean for a church to be devoted to fellowship? | Acts 2:42-47

Abraham responds to a hard situation with fear rather than faith, and often we do the same - but God doesn't just give up on us. And so we can be confident that his plan and his promises will come to pass, even though humans are sinful and weak | Genesis 12:10 - 13:4

When someone becomes a Christian, what should happen next? Acts 2:42 shows us.

While the priority of preaching is fundamental, it should lead not simply to head-knowledge, but to a sense of awe. There should also be devotion to 'the breaking of bread and the prayers'.

The life of Abraham is more than just an example - he plays a unique role in God's plan of salvation. And yet he is also a great example of faith, trusting the bare word of God, and worshipping God whatever those around him are doing | Genesis 12:1-9