My Bible Walkthrough series aimed at seeing that the reader would get to understand the basic meaning of the Bible text. This series is for those who want to dig a little deeper, and to see what the Bible has to say to them. This selection of Paul's letters includes the only ones which he wrote specifically to church leaders, rather than to their congregations.

My Bible Walkthrough series aimed at seeing that the reader would get to understand the basic meaning of the Bible text. This series is for those who want to dig a little deeper, and to see what the Bible has to say to them. Now that we've read Paul's letters, we turn to a major letter from another great mind. He clearly knew Paul's teaching, but his letter covers issues which Paul scarcely touches.

My Bible Walkthrough series aimed at seeing that the reader would get to understand the basic meaning of the Bible text. This series is for those who want to dig a little deeper, and to see what the Bible has to say to them. We conclude the New Testament letters with those fairly short ones from James, Peter, John and Jude.

My Bible Walkthrough series aimed at seeing that the reader would get to understand the basic meaning of the Bible text. This series is for those who want to dig a little deeper, and to see what the Bible has to say to them. We conclude the series with Revelation, in which the writer directs Christians as to how they should face this world's troubles, and gives them some intriguing glimpses of the far future.

Many people learn something about Jesus in their childhood, and never really engage with the gospel accounts as adults. This book is designed to help you to take in the main message of the gospels - about the Kingdom of God - and to see how it fits into God's plan for the world.

The traditional doctrine of the Trinity is notoriously difficult to understand, and yet we're told that all Christians must be ready to declare their belief in it. This book sets out to preserve what's important in the traditional doctrine, sidestep its dependence on a particular era of Greek philosophy, and make it usable to believers today.

When documents are translated from ancient languages into modern English, they have to use the words we use today. But those words are then often not used with the same meaning that we attach to them today. This book looks at some important examples of when, in order to understand the Bible, we must allow some of our words to take on different meanings.

The New Testament contains a variety of images which portray Jesus, our faith in him, and the life we should live as his people. This book sets out to show how these different images can be seen to complement each other (rather than be in competition). It should help any Christian to draw on all these images, and not just be limited to a few favourites.