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God is Faithful Stephen Steele Download God's faithfulness to Abraham in this life and beyond | Genesis 25:1-18

Responding Rightly to the Cross Stephen Steele Download The disciples show by their response to Christ's second prediction of his death that they still don't get it | Luke 9:43-50

Abraham's Priorities and God's Provision Stephen Steele Download Genesis 24

Astonished at the Majesty of God Stephen Steele Download Jesus' power in the valley and despite his people's failure | Luke 9:37-43

An example of costly faith that only those who know God's promises would understand | Genesis 23

How the Transfiguration sustained our Lord - and how it sustains us | Luke 9:28-36

The LORD will provide the sacrifice Stephen Steele Download Believing in the dark | Genesis 22

Death and Glory (1) - Deny Self, Follow Christ Stephen Steele Download The call to take up your cross daily | Luke 9:23-27

Blessing Through the Promised Son Download Your reaction to the promised Son changes everything | Genesis 21

Who is Jesus? Stephen Steele Download A question it's vital to get right | Luke 9:1-22

One evidence of the Bible's truthfulness is its willingness to tell the truth about its heroes | Genesis 20

A Tale of Two Daughters | Luke 8:40-56

A chapter we might be tempted to avoid, but one Jesus preached two sermons on | Genesis 19

The destructiveness of sin and the transforming power of Jesus | Luke 8:26-39

Becoming a Christian won't exempt you from the storms of life | Luke 8:22-25

Hearing and responding to the Word of God | Luke 8:1-21

The religious man who didn't love Jesus — and the woman who loved much because she had been forgiven much | Luke 7:36-50

The danger of missing what Jesus is doing here and now, and the danger of forgetting your privileges | Luke 7:18-35

Jesus heals someone at the point of death — before stopping a funeral | Luke 7:1-17

The second of two great questions in Genesis 18

Prepare for Persecution, Respond with Love, Keep a Close Watch on Yourself | Luke 6:17-49

The first of two great questions in Genesis 18

Opposition to Jesus intensifies | Luke 6:1-11

Curing the incurable and touching the untouchable | Luke 5:12-16

“If Genesis 15 didn't exist there would be no Bible because there would be nothing to hold it all together.”

Why does the New Testament at times describe the cross as a tree?

Serving Sodom's king or Salem's King? | Genesis 14

Coming to see Jesus for who he really is | Luke 5:1-11

“The point of the story of Abram in Egypt is simply that God's plan and his promises will come to pass, even though humans are sinful and weak” | Genesis 12:10-13:4

A Second Adam to the fight and to the rescue came | Luke 3:21 - 4:13

The life of Abraham is more than just an example - he plays a unique role in God's plan of salvation. And yet he is also a great example of faith, trusting the bare word of God, and worshipping God whatever those around him are doing | Genesis 12:1-9

“People are ruined, not so much by what they do, but because they don't repent” - Matthew Henry

Abraham is mentioned in the first verse of the New Testament. If we don't understand him, we won't understand Jesus | Genesis 11:27-32

What do we learn from the first recorded words of Jesus? | Luke 2:41-52

Don't get discouraged, nothing has gone wrong, many will believe | Mark 4:1-20

Quiet Faithfulness, A Waiting Church, God's Salvation | Luke 2:22-40

The most significant birth in the history of the world | Luke 2:1-21

How can we look forward to a new year with confidence? | Luke 1:57-80

What will the King be like, and how should we respond? Luke 1:26-56

What God sees as Great — and what he sees as Grievous | Luke 1:8-25

What sort of book is this? What are the situations in which God delights to work? | Luke 1:1-17

Realising that God is at work spurs those who realise it into action! | Ruth 3

How did those who first heard God give the Ten Commandments Respond? And how should we? | Exodus 20:18-21

“Whose kindness has not forsaken the living or the dead!” | Ruth 2