In the UK, whilst 45% of people believe in Heaven, less than 40% of the population believe that Hell exists.

However, Jesus was not short on teachings about Hell. The Apostle Paul spoke about the fate of the wicked after death over 80 times in his letters (more than he spoke about mercy, forgiveness or Heaven combined). If we want to see Christ-like families, Christ-like friendships, Christ-like churches, Christ-like evangelism and a Christ-like world, then we need Christ-like understanding, not least on the subject of Hell.

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Since the inception of the Bible, Christians have debated as to whether the Bible is truly the 'Word of God'. Many people question who the author of the Bible is and wonder as to what authority it has over our lives. M.T Omoniyi shares how there are both internal and external pieces of evidence proving why Christians believe the Bible to be the word of God and is the only divine revelation from the one true God.

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Of all the gifts given to mankind by God, there is none greater than the presence of the Holy Spirit. For many people, the person of the Holy Spirit raises many questions as to its functions, roles, and activities. Our Director Mike Omoniyi shares how The Bible teaches that the Holy Spirit is active in our world and notes several roles the Holy Spirit plays in the lives of believers today.

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Jesus often prayer that his followers would have such a radical unity that would be a testimony to the world. However, when we look at the Christian body today, it seems as though they divide up into hundreds of different groups, churches, and denominations. For those who are not Christians, it seems confusing. Why can’t they agree on anything? Why are there sometimes four different churches on the same street? Even for believers, the question often arises: Why are there so many Christian denominations?

The topic of swearing/cussing is one that often elicits deep divide amongst Christians. Some believing in no circumstances should use that type of language and some believe that they’re just words, what’s the big deal? So then what does the Bible say about this and should these four-letter words be in our vocabulary?

Waiting on God when He has not answered our prayers is one of the hardest places to be. There are times when we pray with everything in us and we need God to intervene and yet, nothing changes. So what then should we do when it seems as though God isn't listening?

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When we read about the importance of evangelism in the scriptures, a feeling that often comes up is that this means that full-time ministry is the lifestyle that really maximises sharing the gospel, and so we begin to feel second rate in our “secular” jobs. In this weeks episode, Mike Omoniyi discusses the importance of not separating the Christian life into the sacred and secular.

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When we read about the importance of evangelism in the scriptures, a feeling that often comes up is that this means that full-time ministry is the lifestyle that really maximises sharing the gospel, and so we begin to feel second rate in our “secular” jobs. In this weeks episode, Mike Omoniyi discusses the importance of not separating the Christian life into the sacred and secular.

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The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has made it harder to be with others. Contact with family and friends continues to be limited, and with social and leisure activities are restricted, for many of us, the last year has been one marked with feelings of loneliness. So what hope does the Bible give for those who may feel this way?

Due to the spread of the COVID-19 virus and ongoing lockdown restrictions, we live in a world where fear and anxiety dominates. Mike Omoniyi shares some advice to ensure that we don't simply survive, but that we thrive during these odd and frightening times.

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