This study on Titus focuses on building a strong, godly church through leadership, sound doctrine, and practical living. Paul urges Titus to appoint leaders with integrity and self-control, and emphasizes the importance of older believers mentoring younger ones. The letter stresses living out faith, avoiding false teaching, and honoring authority, all while reflecting God’s grace in our lives.

In the first part of a series on the book of Esther, Rev Richard Brunton considers Queen Vashti refusing to parade before the king’s drunken guests.

Rev. Richard Brunton discusses Psalm 26, focusing on the relationship between the Psalmist and God during both difficult and less challenging times. He emphasises the Psalmist's plea for vindication, as he faced adversity from enemies. Brunton suggests the importance of self-reflection in times of trouble, and the need to pursue righteousness even when faced with criticism. He highlights trusting in God's unfailing love, faithfulness, and seeking to honour him in every circumstance.