Can we be sure that the copy of the Bible we hold in our hands today is an accurate copy of the word as originally given by God? Have parts of it been lost or corrupted? Here is God's great providential care over his word to ensure we have it as originally given. Also, a brief explanation on the text types behind our Bible translations.

The proud and boastful king of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar, humbled by the Lord. Pride, though, affects us all, keeping us from seeking the Lord. Here is how the Lord works to bring us to our senses, and to the felt realisation that He is God.

As well as the marks of conversion that the apostle saw in the Thessalonian believers to confirm their election of God, he also recognised the power of God that attended the word preached. Here is 'powerful preaching' explained.

What makes the Bible to standout far above all other books? Why is it so special to believers? What does it mean when we speak of an inspired Bible? What about the men who wrote its books and letters? Were they not subject to human error like other human authors?

Gospel lessons from the amazing miracle of Christ in feeding the five thousand.

The biblical doctrine of election. Here is the biblical data for God's sovereign election of a specific number unto salvation and glory, with objections addressed. Also, the immense comfort and encouragement derived from it.

A talk from Creation Ministries International. What's so special about the human race? Do we all come from one set of parents? Or are we evolved from a common ape-like ancestor? Why the different skin tones? And more...

Gospel appeals from the widow who gave her two mites. Here is what God sees and how we must approach him.

The remarkable transformation that conversion wrought in the Thessalonians, right from the very beginning of their coming to faith in Christ.

Why does the Bible have its sixty-six books, and none other? Was it the decision of a council? What was the criteria for a book to be accepted as divinely authoritative? When were the books gathered to form the canon of the NT?