Zacchaeus is a familiar bible character - but if we just keep our eyes on him, we'll miss what this famous incident teaches us about Jesus | Luke 19:1-10
The Old Enemy
The opposition faced by the Jews in Esther is just the latest attempt by Satan to wipe out God’s people and stop the Messiah coming | Esther 3
The city of man and the city of God
The theme of Babel/Babylon runs right through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation - and helps us understand the world in which we live | Genesis 11:1-26
Grace in the Gutter
Neither the actions of evil men, nor the sin of God’s people, can stop God’s plan - they can only advance it | Esther 2
Jesus' missionary text
This may not seem an obvious chapter for a mission event, but Jesus apparently thought it was | Genesis 10
A hidden God
We live in a world where, apparently, God is doing nothing. So did Esther | Esther 1
Big sins and big promises
In the aftermath of a depressing reminder that sin is still a reality after the fall, we have a hugely encouraging promise about the gospel going to all the nations of the earth | Genesis 9:18-29
I am the way and the truth and the life
At the baptism of Thomas Milligan, we look at the most important question ever asked by someone called Thomas | John 14:5-6
A new Adam leads his people to a new world
Noah points us forward to Jesus - and also to a new world without any sin | Genesis 8:1-9:17
Free from the law
Is God’s law a good thing? If so, why does the Bible seem to talk about it negatively at times? What is the Christian’s relationship with the law? | Romans 7