2 Timothy 3:16 All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness.
This message series presents the Bible as sixty-six books telling one unified story of redemption centred on the Lord Jesus Christ. Moving through the biblical books in sequence, the messages repeatedly ask what each book is about, where it fits in the Bible story, what it teaches about God, and how it points to Christ. Across creation, covenant, law, kingdom, exile, restoration, wisdom, worship, suffering, prophecy, judgment, and hope, the series emphasises God’s holiness, faithfulness, mercy, sovereignty, and commitment to His promises. Human failure is contrasted with divine faithfulness, and each message calls listeners to trust Scripture, respond to the gospel, live in obedience, and recognise Christ as the promised Saviour, perfect King, living Redeemer, true Shepherd, and final source of restoration.
2026-03-08
Sixty Six Books, One Story
This opening message introduces the series by arguing that the Bible is not a collection of disconnected writings but a united, unrivalled, and unique revelation. It traces one redemptive story from creation to new creation, shows how Christ is present throughout Scripture, and explains that the message series will examine every biblical book through four recurring questions. The message urges listeners to read the whole Bible in context, rely on Scripture as final authority, and grow in knowledge of God and love for Christ.
2026-03-15
Genesis — The Book of Beginnings
This message presents Genesis as the foundation of the whole Bible and the starting point for its central themes. It introduces creation, humanity, sin, judgment, covenant, promise, and redemption, showing that later Scripture builds upon these beginnings. Genesis establishes the need for salvation and points forward to Christ as the promised answer to humanity’s fall.
2026-03-22
Exodus — The Book of Deliverance
This message describes Exodus as the account of God rescuing, forming, and dwelling with His people. Through the plagues, Passover, Red Sea, law, and tabernacle, God reveals His power, holiness, covenant faithfulness, and desire to be among His people. The deliverance from Egypt and the Passover lamb anticipate the greater redemption accomplished by Christ.
2026-03-29
Leviticus — The Book of Holiness
This message explains how an unholy people may approach a holy God. Its sacrifices, priesthood, laws, and worship reveal the seriousness of sin and the necessity of cleansing, atonement, and consecration. The message shows that these provisions ultimately point to Christ as the perfect sacrifice and the only way into God’s presence.
2026-04-12
Numbers — The Book of Testing
This message follows Israel through wilderness testing, where unbelief and disobedience bring delay, discipline, and loss. Yet God remains faithful to His covenant and continues to provide for His people. The lifted serpent and other wilderness events point to Christ, while Israel’s failures warn listeners to trust and obey God.
2026-04-19
Deuteronomy — The Book of Remembrance
This message presents Moses’ final addresses to a new generation preparing to enter the promised land. The law is restated so that the people will remember God’s works, love Him wholeheartedly, and obey His word. Deuteronomy reveals God’s covenant faithfulness and is repeatedly used by Christ, including during His temptation.
2026-04-26
Joshua — The Book of Inheritance
This message portrays Joshua as the fulfilment of God’s promise to give Israel the land. The crossing of the Jordan, conquest, distribution of inheritance, and covenant renewal demonstrate that victory depends on God’s presence and obedient faith rather than human strength. Joshua’s leadership and Israel’s inheritance anticipate the greater rest and inheritance found in Christ.
2026-05-24
Judges — The Book of Repetition
This message examines the repeated cycle of rebellion, oppression, repentance, and deliverance in Israel. The nation’s moral and spiritual decline is summed up by everyone doing what was right in their own eyes. Judges exposes human depravity, displays God’s patient mercy, and creates a longing for a righteous and permanent King fulfilled in Christ.
2026-05-27
Ruth — The Book of Redemption
This message focuses on redemption through the account of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz. Boaz willingly acts as kinsman-redeemer, restoring inheritance and family hope. The message highlights faithful love, providence, and grace, and presents Boaz as a picture of Christ, who willingly redeems those who cannot redeem themselves.
2026-06-07
1 Samuel — The Book of Transition
This message traces Israel’s transition from judges to kings through Hannah, Samuel, Saul, and David. Human leadership repeatedly proves inadequate, while God raises a ruler after His own heart and continues His redemptive purpose. The events point beyond earthly kings to Christ, the true anointed King.
2026-06-14
2 Samuel — The Book of the Kingdom
This message centres on David’s reign, the establishment of the kingdom, and God’s covenant promise that David’s throne will endure. David’s victories and failures show both the strengths and limits of human kingship. The promise of an everlasting kingdom ultimately points to Christ, the Son of David whose reign will never end.
2026-06-21
1 Kings — The Book of Division
This message moves from Solomon’s glory and wisdom to idolatry, national division, and decline. The temple, the divided kingdoms, and Elijah’s confrontation with false worship reveal God’s faithfulness, holiness, patience, and exclusive worthiness of worship. Failed kings and fading glory create a longing for Christ, the greater-than-Solomon and perfect King.
2026-06-28
2 Kings — The Book of Decline
This message records the collapse of Israel and Judah after persistent rejection of God’s word. Prophetic warnings are fulfilled in Assyrian and Babylonian exile, yet God’s mercy and covenant faithfulness remain visible, especially in the preservation of David’s royal line. The failures of kings, the ministry of Elisha, and the hope beyond exile point to Christ as the perfect King and final restorer.
2026-07-05
1 Chronicles — The Book of Worship
This message explains why genealogies, David’s reign, preparations for the temple, and ordered service matter to a post-exile people. The book reconnects Israel with its covenant identity and places worship at the heart of national life. It preserves the Davidic hope and directs attention toward Christ and the worship God deserves.
2026-07-12
2 Chronicles — The Book of Revival
This message views Judah’s history from the perspective of worship, repentance, and return to God. Periods of reform under faithful leaders show that revival begins when God’s people humble themselves, pray, seek Him, and turn from sin. Even after failure and exile, God remains ready to forgive and restore, anticipating the fuller renewal found in Christ.
2026-07-19
Ezra — The Book of Restoration
This message follows the return from Babylon, the rebuilding of the temple, and the restoration of God’s word among the people. Worship is re-established before ordinary life, while Ezra models seeking, obeying, and teaching Scripture. The message presents God as the restorer of broken people and points to Christ as the perfect Priest, living Word, builder, and complete restorer.
2026-07-26
Nehemiah — The Book of Rebuilding
This message describes the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls and, more importantly, the rebuilding of the people’s spiritual life. Prayer, cooperative service, perseverance through opposition, renewed attention to Scripture, and ongoing reform shape the account. Nehemiah’s compassion, intercession, and building work point to Christ, who rebuilds lives and builds His church.
2026-08-09
Esther — The Book of His Providence
This message shows God working through timing, courage, reversals, and apparently ordinary events even though His name is not explicitly mentioned. Esther and Mordecai are positioned to preserve the Jewish people from destruction. The account assures listeners that God remains active when He seems silent and that His providence protects His redemptive purpose.
2026-08-16
Job — The Book of Trust
This message explores trusting God when suffering cannot be explained. Job loses possessions, family, health, and support, yet continues to wrestle honestly while refusing to abandon God. God answers by revealing His greatness rather than explaining every cause, and Job’s longing for a mediator and living Redeemer finds its fulfilment in Christ.
2026-08-23
Psalms — The Book of Praise
This message presents Psalms as Israel’s hymn book and as language for worship, prayer, confession, fear, sorrow, thanksgiving, hope, and joy. The Psalms teach believers to speak honestly to God while turning every experience toward trust and praise. Their messianic hopes, royal songs, and suffering prayers repeatedly point to Christ.
2026-09-06
Ecclesiastes — The Book of Meaning
This message asks what makes life worthwhile and examines the inability of wealth, pleasure, work, status, achievement, and relationships to provide lasting satisfaction. Solomon’s search exposes life pursued merely “under the sun” as vanity. The conclusion is to fear God and keep His commandments, finding true meaning beyond temporary things.
2026-09-13
Song of Solomon — The Book of Love
This message considers the poetic celebration of love, courtship, commitment, and marriage, while discussing different ways of understanding its characters. It affirms marriage and faithful affection as gifts established by God and stresses that genuine love cannot be purchased. Within the wider message series, its themes also echo the enduring love and commitment associated with Christ and His people.
2026-10-04
Jeremiah — The Book of the Broken Heart
This message presents Jeremiah as the weeping prophet who announces judgment with a broken heart. Judah’s persistent sin, the deceitfulness of the human heart, and the certainty of Babylonian conquest are set alongside God’s compassion and promise of a new covenant. Jeremiah’s sorrow reflects God’s grief over sin and points toward the need for the new heart provided through Christ.
2026-10-11
Lamentations — The Book of Tears
This message reflects on Jerusalem’s destruction through grief, anguish, confession, and lament. In the centre of devastation stands the assurance that God’s mercies and compassions are new every morning and that His faithfulness remains great. The message teaches believers to bring sorrow honestly to God while maintaining hope in His mercy and ultimate restoration.
2026-10-18
Ezekiel — The Book of Glory
This message follows the departure of God’s glory from a defiled temple, judgment on Israel and the surrounding nations, and the promised return of glory in future restoration. Ezekiel reveals God as absolutely holy, sovereign, faithful, and concerned with individual repentance. Its true Shepherd, cleansing, new heart, living water, restored people, and returning glory all point to Christ and His coming kingdom.