Luke Cornelius - How do we know Jesus is qualified to be the saviour of the world? Given the severity and scale of the problem of sin, it matters that we are totally confident that Jesus is qualified to save us. Luke 3 gives us confidence that Jesus is qualified to save the world in two main ways. First, we see Jesus is the saviour promised by the Old Testament, authorised by God the Father. And second, we see how Jesus' ancestry and birth mean he is able to deal with the sin problem caused by Adam.

Nick Heeley - How do we know Jesus is qualified to be the saviour of the world? Given the severity and scale of the problem of sin, it matters that we are totally confident that Jesus is qualified to save us. Luke 3 gives us confidence that Jesus is qualified to save the world in two main ways. First, we see Jesus is the saviour promised by the Old Testament, authorised by God the Father. And second, we see how Jesus' ancestry and birth mean he is able to deal with the sin problem caused by Adam.

William Taylor - How often have we heard the accusation that: ‘If the gospel really is all about grace, then I can live how I like?’ Paul answers the charge for us by outlining the difference between law, license and love.

William Taylor - How often have we heard the accusation that: ‘If the gospel really is all about grace, then I can live how I like?’ Paul answers the charge for us by outlining the difference between law, license and love.

Luke Cornelius - Are you ready? When someone important is coming, you need to get ready. John the Baptist prepares the way for the Lord's arrival by proclaiming a message of repentance for the forgiveness of sins. This is the gospel. Luke includes this passage early in his book to define the gospel for us. We as God's people should bear fruit in keeping with repentance and know that the preaching of this message will divide people: repentant or unrepentant.

Nick Heeley - Are you ready? When someone important is coming, you need to get ready. John the Baptist prepares the way for the Lord's arrival by proclaiming a message of repentance for the forgiveness of sins. This is the gospel. Luke includes this passage early in his book to define the gospel for us. We as God's people should bear fruit in keeping with repentance and know that the preaching of this message will divide people: repentant or unrepentant.

William Taylor - There is a form of so-called ‘Christian’ religion which is no such thing at all. It cuts a person off from Jesus, it causes a person to drift away from grace and it is of no advantage. Paul warns against it and explains why it can be so alluring to the Christian. There is an antidote – the gospel!

William Taylor - There is a form of so-called ‘Christian’ religion which is no such thing at all. It cuts a person off from Jesus, it causes a person to drift away from grace and it is of no advantage. Paul warns against it and explains why it can be so alluring to the Christian. There is an antidote – the gospel!

Luke Cornelius - There is only one recorded event of Jesus between his infancy and his public ministry at 30 years old. But why is this event recorded? Is it just about a lost child being found by his parents? Or is there more going on than it seems on the surface? In this incident we see the extraordinary way the Lord brings about his salvation through his incarnate Son, and adds to our certainty of all he accomplished.

Aneirin Glyn - The search is on for Jesus, but what do we get if we truly find him? Jesus is the prophet, who speaks the Lord’s wisdom, and Jesus is the Son of God, who gives access to the presence of God.

Tim Sheppard - Sometimes Christians get so familiar with the gospel that we start to treat it lightly. In Galatians 4, God gives us a shocking illustration from the story of Sarah and Hagar. It's designed to wake us up and show us the seriousness of what he's been saying. It is a rousing wake up call into a glorious awareness of just how good it is to be a Christian.