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Acknowledging the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, we will spend this month reminding ourselves of some of the figureheads that God used to re-establish the gospel in the teaching of the church.... Keep Reading

Here are a few web resources to help understand more about the Easter week, the final days of the Lord Jesus on Earth.... Keep Reading

A collection of quotes taken from our recent message on the importance of corporate prayer.... Keep Reading

Following last Sunday's message on John Newton and the All- Sufficient Grace of Jesus, here is a collection of some of the quotes and hymns referenced during the sermon.... Keep Reading

It's not too late to start a Bible reading plan for 2017. Here are some great options.... Keep Reading

Having finished our series on the Book of Job last Sunday, we turn the eyes of our hearts back to the Apostle Paul's letter to the Romans. In many ways, Job has prepared us well for the 'Big God' theology we will encounter (in Romans 9 especially!).  This coming Sunday we will refresh ourselves with the territory we have covered over t... Keep Reading

Revisiting the overview of the structure of the book of Job via the Bible Project.... Keep Reading

God has spoken (Job 38-41), and Job is accepting of what he has heard (Job 42:2). But clearly not everyone is satisfied. I mentioned Virginia Woolf’s reaction: “I read the Book of Job the other day and I don’t think God comes out well in it!”. Such a view is articulated more academically by some commentators, such as ... Keep Reading

This week we are looking at the newcomer to the “let’s fix Job" mix- the young and fired-up Elihu. Christopher Ash is right when he says that there are only two ways we can listen to Elihu: either he is a false prophet or he is a true prophet. Ash argues for the latter (as summarised in Tuesday’s devotion). For what it&rsqu... Keep Reading

Considering the place of Elihu and his words (Job 32-37): a positive voice?... Keep Reading