Times of Refreshing
Repent therefore and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out, so that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord, (Act 3:19)
Romans 8 v 31–39 The Victory of Righteousness
In his letter to the Roman church, Paul has considered how the righteousness of God is revealed in our salvation. God’s righteousness is: required, revealed, reckoned, received and recognized. Paul … Continue reading
Living Bread
The Lord Jesus Christ had just fed 5,000 men besides women and children with five loaves of bread and two fish. He had sent his disciples away by boat to … Continue reading
The Lion and the Lamb
An Extract from Dr Pieter Lalleman’s (Spurgeon’s College) superb new Bible study guide: The Lion and the Lamb (Studies from the Book of Revelation). Available now (paperback £8.99) from our … Continue reading
Christ’s Appearances after His Resurrection
Every Easter Sunday we celebrate Christ’s rising from the dead. But that was not the end of the story. The Bible says that Jesus appeared again and again to his … Continue reading
The Hands of God
Extract From ‘A Bouquet of Blessings’ by Doreen Harrison The waiting room table usually held a variety of up to date magazines, but today it was empty. Instead of the … Continue reading
Jesus Anointed by the Spirit
The anointed one was the long awaited descendent of David, the Messiah, who would have the Spirit of the Lord upon him
What do you Seek? by Reinhard Bonnke
Jesus noticed two young men walking behind Him. He asked,
“What do you seek?”
Fresh Fire of God
What I am about to say may come as a surprise to you, but there is a group of people who often battle through spiritual desert seasons, weariness, discouragement, and … Continue reading
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NEW BOOK! Hope for the Nations by Tom Holland
Painstakingly researched by Senior Research Fellow in Biblical studies, Dr Tom Holland, ‘Hope for the Nations: Paul’s Letter to the Romans (A Corporate Reading)’ takes readers deep into the world of the Roman Church and the culture into which Paul wrote his magnificent epistle.