God

The bible begins with God. “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). He is one God who exists eternally in three distinct but equal persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. As the almighty Creator, Saviour and Judge he sustains all things according to his sovereign will and unchangeable character.

Who is God? PM1

Is there a God?

What evidence is there for God's existence? Let's take a look at a number of realities that point to God.

The Cosmos Points to God

God is not proposed as an explanation of something incidental which can be otherwise satisfactorily explained; He is the only satisfactory explanation for our universe.

David Williamson

Morality Points to God

Is rape wrong? Is murder evil? Is child-abuse wicked? I think, as you read those questions, you answered “Yes, yes, yes!”

David Williamson

Jesus Christ Points to God

The fact that Jesus was here is not in dispute, and the uniqueness of His life is evident to those who take the time to investigate.

David Williamson

Who is God?

What does the Bible reveal about our Creator? Let's explore the attributes of God.

God is Holy

What do you think about when you hear the word ‘holy’ or ‘holiness’?

Paul Coxall

Holy, Holy, Holy

God’s holiness is the only creative force behind the whole universe. The sole being with the power to create such beauty and life, He is utterly unique!

Phil Workman

Good But Not Safe

"You shall be holy; for I am holy" was God’s command.

Phil Workman

God and the Gospel

Let's think about the goodness and love of God to humanity.

What is Grace?

What is unique about Christianity? C. S. Lewis answered this question with a short answer: “Oh, that’s easy. It’s grace.”

David Williamson

What Grace Does for Sinners

What we deserve is hell; what God offers is heaven. What we are is guilty; what we can be is righteous.

David Williamson

What Grace Does for Believers

Every promise God has made concerning the eternal security of those who trust His Son is an unconditional promise, the fulfilment of which depends only and entirely on the unmerited favour of God.

David Williamson

A Different Kind of Love

What's love got to do, got to do with it. What's love but a sweet old fashioned notion.

Fergus Law

The Good News of God's Love

Love is important. This world is a dangerous, strife-torn, hurtful, needy place and, as the song declared, it needs love now.

Fergus Law

The Proof of God's Love

God did not just say 'I love you.' He demonstrated His love for humanity with a very costly gift: the gift of His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Fergus Law

God's Wrath

Ironically, it angers many people to hear about a God who is angry! But are they right to be angry? Let's explore the Bible's teaching about the wrath of God.

God's Wrath is Just, not Unjust

God's wrath is not some uncontrolled divine rage, but rather God’s settled disposition of hostility against sin

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Discriminating, not Indiscriminate

It doesn't take long to see that we have all broken God's commandments by exhibiting both ungodliness and unrighteousness.

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Real, not Mythological

Classical Greek literature tells many tales of love, betrayal, war and peace, involving men and gods.

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Reluctantly, not Rashly Dispensed

The Bible says that God's wrath is reluctant. "God our Saviour... desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth" (1 Timothy 2:3,4).

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Eternal, not Temporary

One of the most terrifying truths that must be faced when speaking about God's wrath is its unending nature.

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath and the Cross

The greatest evidence that God desires to save rather than judge people is seen when His Son died on the Cross.

Andrew Williamson

Do I Know God?

A closer look at the attributes of God

How Well Do We Know God?

So often we scrabble around the foothills of received wisdom in relation to God while the mountain of God’s self-revelation towers over us crying out for us to scale its heights.