Here we get a glimpse of the future. For people who have placed their trust in the Lord Jesus Christ, they have more to look forward to than a grand stretch in the evenings, or a few brighter days, or a longed-for break in the sun: Here the Bible describes the extraordinary hope of the new heaven and the new earth.

Listen to how the writer to the Hebrews explains Jesus' sacrifice - once for all!

Far from being a tragedy, the cross, in the grand scheme of things, is in fact the accomplishment of God’s eternal, sovereign rescue plan.

Jesus describes two "musts" to a high-flyer that explain the very core of the gospel. Listen in.

Three important themes from a climcatic part of the Grand Scheme of Things

What if this card arrived at your door?

Isaiah records God's solution to humanity’s greatest need: His suffering, silent, substitutionary Servant, sent to save sinners.

Writing to the Colossians, Paul shares a picture with them. It's a picture of God and what he has done.

God’s people had put themselves at the centre of things. Through Ezekiel, He reminds them that it’s not all about them! Instead, His concern is that all the people of the world see who he is: his glory and his grace. God is promising radical transformation.

We crave good leadership because we have been left wanting by lofty promises. What if there was a better leader? One who could bring proper restoration?