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There is a method in the enemy's madness. This message explores his ways and schemes and how we counter it by being strong in the Lord.

Having gone from obscurity to hero in one day, Jonathon’s heart is knit to that of David while jealousy grows in the heart of Saul. How do we respond to the Lord’s anointed?

There is far more going on than we can see with our natural eyes. This message explores the unseen realm and the link between the enemy's fall & hatred and the believer's coming exaltation.

We need strong family and personal relationships as we navigate through these trying times. Ephesians 6:1-9 speaks to this for both family and work life as we bring the Lord into all things.

1 Samuel 17 - The great battle that has been retold countless times down through the centuries. It is a battle between Israel and the Philistines, David and Goliath, and pictures for us the battle between Jesus and Satan.

God ordained marriage is but a picture of a greater heavenly reality between Christ and the Church. This and other themes are explored from Ephesians 5:21-33.

We live in evil days. The Bible says so and we can see it. But these are also exciting and important times. This message from Ephesians 5:11-20 encourages us to know the time, redeem the time and reap in time.

1 Samuel 16 - God rejects Saul as King and replaces him with a man after His own heart. What does it mean to have a heart after God? In this study we will follow David as he is called from the sheepfolds to be crowned as King.

Jesus' life was a sweet fragrant aroma to the Lord. And His life through us today does the same! But there are many traps and unpleasant aromas as we shall see in this study from Eph 5:1-10.

How do we walk in a confused world where lies and propaganda prevail? Are we giving space to the enemy or the Lord? This study in Ephesians 4:17-32 looks at this and how we walk in newness of life!

Here we look at Jacob’s last years, including the lose and restoration of Joseph, his years of rest in Egypt and the wonderful end to his life. It all testifies that God can take a man like Jacob and make him a prince with God to be a blessing. And so it is with you!

Every believer has a spiritual gift from God that is for service to the body of Christ... whether you know it or not! This message explores the origin, variety and purpose of His gifts.

Genesis 35 - God calls Jacob back to Bethel, back to communion with God. So in like manner this chapter speaks to all wayward sons and daughters to return back to their first love and communion with God.

Jesus told us to learn from Him for He is humble and gentle in spirit. How does this relate to our walk today and our unity with other believers?

Jacob finally meets Esau but instead of returning with him, Jacob takes a detour to dwell in Shechem. This has consequences for his family. In like manner we need to be aware of the detours we take in life and the consequences they have.

Do you live your Christian life with hope, boldness and confidence? This Bible study from Ephesians 3:21-21 focuses on the believers 'great expectations' in the Lord!

The prisoner of the Lord had a message that he wouldn't compromise on... even if it meant being arrested. Have a look at this important message today.

In a day where division and hostility abound, the message from Ephesians 2 of how Jesus demolished divisions is needed all the more.

Led by his fear of Esau, Jacob finds himself all alone. But there he meets God in a wrestling match which results in a changed man and a new name. So also for us, we need an honest encounter with God which reveals our true condition apart from Him.

The story of each believer is a miracle for they have been lifted from the ash heap to the throne of glory. This study on Ephesians 2:1-10 explores this act of grace.

Genesis 32. 1-20 Jacob is on his way home and is about to face his greatest fear Esau. Will he trust God or panic? In the same way when we face fear or uncertainty, will we trust God or not?

How is your spiritual eye sight? How would you go about improving it? That is what this Bible study of the 2nd half of Ephesians 1 is all about!

After 20 years of striving under the hand of Laban, God calls his servant Jacob back to the land of Canaan. Like Jacob, we need to be obedient to the call to return. But why did Rachel take the household idols?

The Christian life starts not with a 'do' but with a big 'done'. The study from chapter 1:1-12 looks how believers are blessed with every spiritual blessing in Christ Jesus!

At death, as the veil between this life and the next is removed, the final 'but God' occurs. This study explores this and the need to focus on eternity.