Many people want to please the God who created them. But how exactly do we do that? What does the Bible say about pleasing God?

In 1963 a Jewish archaeologist named Yigael Yadin discovered an ancient scroll that foretold the outcome of the six day war of 1967. This scroll was a section from the book of Ezekiel which was already a part of the Bible and it detailed not only that event but things happening in our day!

On the 25th December, many Christians celebrate the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ. But there is something that most Christians do not understand about Jesus, that he was born to sit on the throne of David and rule over the earth!

Many Christians are 'christened' as babies and then 'confirmed' at a later age. But these practices are not found in the Bible. Jesus says, 'he who believes and is baptised will be saved'.

In the popular Christian view, the Antichrist is a mysterious individual who will try to establish himself in the city of Jerusalem. This view is completely false. Let us turn to the Bible to see exaclty who the Antichrist is.

Over 2500 years ago, a Jew held captive in Babylon recieved visions from God. These visions laid out exact world history in the most incredible detail. These prophecies could not have been made up by man, they prove that the Bible is the word of God.

An age old question. But what came before either of them? Where evolutionary science cannot provide a satisfactory answer, the Bible can!

Whether personal or international, conflict is a part of all our lives, having shaped the world as we know it. What does the Bible have to say about it? Can it provide an answer?

It is very easy to blame 'the devil that sits on our shoulder' for our failures but this is just not true. The Bible does not teach the idea of a supernatural devil, but is very clear that each of us are responsible for the sins we commit.

The New Testament opens by introducing Jesus Christ as the son of David and the son of Abraham. Who are these people any why are they important enough to be included in the first words of the New Testament?

Who is the author of the Bible? The answer is God. This subject of 'inspiration' is all about how God did it, how he used many different writers from completely different cultures to write one unified book that all works together!

Two great Galilean storms are recorded in the gospels. But these incredible events have even more meaning than might appear on the surface!