A Christmas message that explores how Jesus was uniquely expected from the beginning of history, and how the Bible predicts His arrival with pinpoint precision.

In our second Creation-focused Bible study, we continue through Genesis 1 looking at the filling of the earth.

The tension rises as Saul continues to pursue David. David does not shrink from doing good, and saves the city of Keilah from the Philistines. As we consider this we discuss the subject of God's Middle Knowledge: His perfect awareness of counterfactuals and all possible outcomes. We discuss why this serves to highlight God's omniscience, providing a strong basis for our faith in difficult times.

An introductory discussion on the topic of Creation, looking at the first 5 verses of Genesis 1.

In today's message we look at Matthew's narrative concerning the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ.

In today's message we conclude some thoughts from the previous study about the meaning of binding and loosing, before studying how essential the Cross of Jesus was and how the gospel calls us to be prepared to follow Jesus even to our own crosses, if necessary.

In this week's evening Bible study we focus on the T of TULIP, which is Total Depravity. What does it mean, and does it stand up to the scrutiny of Scripture?

Today's study takes us through two chapters, looking at David's flight from Saul and awful consequences of Saul's evil pursuit of him.

Introducing the series, we look at the man John Calvin, his history and background, and some of his notable actions.

In this chapter we see David and Jonathan's plan to test Saul's disposition one last time. They commit to one another before David leaves Gibeah for the last time. We make our way through the text and consider some striking points of application.