You might like to look away now if you are coming to Bodle Street or Warbleton in the morning and you like your sermons surprising!   The...

 I have been working on Acts 16:16ff, the miraculous escape from prison in Philippi.  It is perhaps just worth noting a couple of repeated w...

  My holiday Christian book has been Dane Ortlund’s Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers (Crossway, 2020).   ...

 God-willing we're going to look at Psalm 24 in our midweek meeting on Wed 26th August. Far be it from me to steal my own thunder, but: ...

I can't claim to know anything about this stuff, but I was interested to read this and thought it worthy of note: According to The Privy...

I am preaching my way through the book of Acts. (We are on chapter 16). I was heartened that with a little prompting the congregation could ...

It is debatable whether Acts 15:36-16:15 is the most natural unit, but it seemed a suitable section to preach on without making the next sel...

Peter J. Leithart, Theopolitan Reading (Theopolis Books / Athanasius Press, 2020) Theopolis Fundamentals Series 116pp pb ISBN: 978173...

A sermon outline: Black pudding (vv20, 29) “The Gentile problem” The issues: - How should Christians live? vv1, 5 - Mission to J...

There's no need to prepare, but if you'd like to think about Philippians 4v10-end before our midweek meeting on Wed 22nd July, hopef...

Some jottings / notes on one way of thinking about / preaching Acts 14 might be: T he Bible writers often invite us to play spot the dif...

Some may find Calvin's comments on Psalm 27v4 surprising: One  thing  have I desired of the LORD, that will I seek after; that I may d...

Some study questions on Philippians 4vv2-9 ahead of our midweek meeting on Wed 15th. There's no expectation that people prepare but just...