Family worship sounds intimidating, but it is simpler than you think: read, pray, sing. Here is why God calls fathers to lead it, and how to begin this week.
We do not have the original manuscripts of the New Testament, so how can we know we have what the apostles wrote? A short, honest answer.
Reflections on Matthew 7:13-14 and the title of a sermon by Tim Cantrell at Antioch Bible Church: the narrow gate, the broad way, and the few who find life.
A sermon worth an hour of your weekend: John MacArthur on John 3:1-18 and what Jesus meant when He told Nicodemus, “You must be born again.”
Genesis tells us where everything came from – the world, people, sin, nations and God’s people – and plants the first promise of a Saviour who would crush the serpent’s head.
The Bible is 66 books written over many centuries, yet it tells one story with one hero. Here’s how our new weekly Bible Overview series will walk through it, book by book.
