Job’s friends speak with him and he speaks with God.By Duncan Cooke

The Suffering Servant: Parallels Between Jesus, Job and IsaiahBy Ian Giles

Events in the world seem to indicate the imminent return of Jesus, don’t disappoint Him, reaffirm your commitment today.By Lyle Bowen

A talk to help us focus our energy more on the things of God and less on our own affairs.By Clifford Wharton

If God is with you, who can be against you? Have courage in difficult times.By Jack Parks (read by Matt Farey)

Is collective punishment a bad thing? Even when God does it? A look at the bigger picture.By Simon Boyd

Drinking the blood and eating the flesh of Jesus Christ so that we might have life, a challenging statementBy Matthew Farey

When Jesus gave messages to the early Christian church, we should listen up as well!By David Evans

When Jesus speaks, he is direct, straight-forward and almost mocking is his prabolic criticism. Do not think his words were merely for that generation, as usual, we too, have a lot to learn eg. not looking down on others.By Mark Hamilton

The underlying lesson from these parables and miracles is to have faith. The good seed has to be sown in faith; the storms of life have to be faced with faith; God’s decisions for us have to be accepted in faith. (Luke 8)By Matt Farey

We look at Mary, Elizabeth and Zechariah and how the faith of righteous followers is tested in the moment. Jesus is coming back soon, how will we react to the angel? (Luke 1)By Mark Hamilton

Let’s not take for granted the Creation Jesus had made possible through suffering.By John Wall

3000 year old guidance for our futures...By Mark Hamilton

Lessons from Mark 14 including your private actions, and the public and private actions of Jesus. (based on Mark 14)By Matt Snelling

How Jesus showed us the way, on passed criticism and legalism towards love.By Mark Hamilton

The strong should serve the weak. Powerful words to take to heart.By Richard Harris

We all fall short of the glory of God, and we do not have righteousness in ourselves. It all comes from God.By Lyle Bowen

God always makes it clear how we act, and yet we choose to do it our way, not His.By Gordon Webb

Different from world leaders, Jesus had a meek and humble approach to life. He knows how we suffer and he prays on our behalf.By D. Webb (read by Matt Farey)

Holiness. The harmony between Isaiah and Revelation. (Isaiah 56,57; Revelation 21,22)By Mark Hamilton

Jesus knows what we do and even our motivations and thoughts, he also knows our inner struggles, our difficulties, and he has promised us that he will give us a crown of everlasting life, if we overcome.By F. C. Wood (read by Matt Farey)

Seeing is Believing. Faith too.By Joel Toms

All things work for the good for those that love God, even guilt and regret, so in this talk we try to see through clouds of guilt and regret to the victory we have been given in Christ, ‘forgetting the things behind and reaching forward to the things ahead’By Matt Farey

Allowing Christ to be our victory, by letting go of everything that frustrates God’s purpose with us. (based on Hebrews 10). Listen to all of Hebrews in one go, make sure you check the autoplay box.By Matt Farey

Keeping faith with God in the last days before Jesus returns. (based on 2 Timothy 3,4; Isaiah 17)By Richard Perfitt

Does your unbelief limit how much Jesus can work in your life?By Andrew Longman

Take a look at Paul’s example, and get some inspiration from his tireless dedication, working hard even when he was in chains in Rome.By Duncan Cooke (read by Matt Farey)

We should rule over our tongues. Indeed “If anyone speaks, they should do so as one who speaks the very words of God” [1 Peter 4.11] (based on Proverbs 25)By Ray Coates (read by Matt Farey)

As Jesus rapidly approaches, we must be embrace our purpose in a world tending towards meaninglessness.By Matt Farey

How to be really different, in a good way.By James Wharton

Enter through Jesus our door and in time of trouble, retreat into Yahweh our strong tower, and rely on Him.By Gary Whiting

This talk is about the certainty of the promises of God.By Henry Atkinson (Matt Farey)

A lesson on humility from Luke 17By Matt Farey

Everything that we are, is known to God, and He is able to raise us again, if we please Him.By F H Jakeman (read by Gordon Webb)

Jesus paints things in a positive lightBy Mark Hamilton

What do others call you? Who does God know you as? Witnessing the truth.By Phil Dunbirch

Living with UnbeliefBy Ryo Tabusa

The Incredible Example of Jesus. Mark 14.By Matt Farey

Jesus is all we need. Mark 7. Download PDF notesBy Matt Farey

Moses wasn’t superhuman. His qualities of humility, patience, obedience and faithfulness were won via suffering. Let him be an inspiration to us.By Graham Lake

A look at Psalm 50, and its insights into the future, despite it having been written so very long ago.By Mark Hamilton

Through the life of Joseph we see the purpose of God that through suffering, our characters are perfected... that it is worth it in the endBy H W Hathaway (read by Matt Farey)

A look at the faith of those that surrounded AbrahamBy Mark Hamilton

Jesus really did have to struggle and suffer all through his life.By Geoff Mitchell (read by Matt Farey)

Troubled Israel will be rescued, and false religions outlawed by Jesus.By Ray Coates (read by Gordon Webb)

An encouraging look at those of the 144,000 in Revelation 7.By Mark Hamilton

No suffering is meaningful unless you can use it for good. Here are a few lessons from Job’s life to help us do just that.By Martin Harris

Warnings written for us: Don’t take your place in the kingdom for granted! A call to be singleminded.By M D Southgate (read by Matt Farey)

Jonah viewed through a secular lensBy Matt Farey

Thoughts from Nehemiah 6By Gordon Webb