Latest Bible Studies

Who in scripture has been called 'the antichrist of the Old Testament' and what parallels do we see with Hitler's antisemitism and another leader still to come?

The complete Bible study series on the book of Philippians in one pdf

The complete Bible study series on the book of Jude in one pdf.

When an angel came with a message for Daniel in took three weeks before he arrived. Why was that and what insight does this chapter give us into the unseen world of angelic warfare?

In the closing words of Philippians, Paul gives his final thoughts on giving, and being, a sweet smelling aroma to God. How is that done?

Daniel 9 has been called 'the most pivotal chapter in Bible prophecy'. It includes not only the timing of the Messiah's coming but also the announcement of His death! And it goes forward to the future of Israel and the world.

What lessons can we learn from the actions of the legendary Daniel? What is his heart's desire as he intercedes for his people and what do we learn about the oneness of God and His people?

Only God can declare the end from the beginning and He has done so again in Daniel 8. Who is the specific character mentioned in this chapter, whose ultimate fulfilment is still to come?

The Apostle Paul tells us that the great secret, that needs to be learnt, is contentment. Have you learnt this secret and found that Christ is able to strengthen you in all circumstances?

Daniel 7 gives us two key heavenly scenes featuring the Ancient of Days and the Son of Man. Amongst the prophesied coming chaos on Earth, what is God's plan and Heaven's response?

There are only two representatives for all humanity is everyone is either under the first Adam or the last Adam, Jesus. What happened at the fall and how are these representatives pictured in two different seas in Israel?

Daniel is given a vision of four beasts representing four kingdoms that will dominate this world. Parts of this vision, with the 10 kings and coming world ruler, are still future! What does this prophecy reveal?

With up to 60,000 thoughts per day we need to feed on God's truth for a healthy mind and thought life. This study focuses on this from Philippians 4:8-9.

We can all suffer anxiety but through prayer and thanksgiving, God's peace protects our hearts and minds, knowing that every situation that is over our head is under His feet!

Take an old godly man, a pack of young hungry lions, some old jealous officials and a misplaced king's decree... and you have the basis for Daniel 6! How does this chapter point to Jesus and our life of faith?

While they partied, the king and his Babylonian empire were one day away from death. They would be numbered, weighed and divided. What does this teach about humanity today?

Why did Jesus go up high on a mountain while His disciples struggled in the wind, waves and darkness below out on the sea? And when He did come, why were they instantly at their destination? How is this a picture of Jesus' comings for all believers?

The Philippian fellowship had a conflict between two women. How do we resolve disagreements and live in harmony, being of the same mind in the Lord?

What was the spirit of Babylon at the time of her fall and is it seen today? And are you a Daniel, able to both see and interpret the writing on the wall?

How is your walk as a Christian? While unbelievers walk according to the ways of this world, in opposition to the cross, the believer walks as a citizen of heaven!

The great king Nebuchadnezzar spent seven years living as an animal. What five lessons did he learn through this time of humbling and how does it apply to humanity today?

We are called to forget what's behind, reach forward to what's ahead, and press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus

Daniel 4 is a unique chapter giving the personal dramatic testimony of the world's most powerful man at the time - and in his own words. In it we'll see the root of the king's, and humanity's, problem!

This epic chapter focuses on a massive image, a fiery furnace and a 4th man 'like the son of the gods'. How does this speak to the trials in our life and the days to come?

All men will be found somewhere, either in self righteousness or in Christ. The Apostle Paul shows the critical importance of being 'found in him' and having His righteousness, not our own.