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 traces the Bible as one unified story of redemption centred on the Lord Jesus Christ. Across the books covered so far, the series repeatedly asks what each book is about, where it fits within the Bible story, what it teaches about God, and how it points to Christ. The message series emphasises God’s faithfulness to His promises, His holiness, mercy, sovereignty, and restoring grace, showing that even through human failure, exile, suffering, and decline, God continues to preserve His redemptive purpose and point His people to the perfect King, Priest, Redeemer, and Restorer.
2026-03-08
Sixty Six Books, One Story
This opening message introduces the message series by presenting the Bible as 66 books forming one coherent story of redemption. It argues that all Scripture is God-breathed, unified, unrivalled, and unique, with Christ at the centre from Genesis to Revelation. The message sets the pattern for the series: examining each book as part of God’s unfolding plan, asking what it teaches, where it fits, and how it reveals the Lord Jesus Christ.
2026-03-15
Genesis – The Book Of Beginnings
This message presents Genesis as the book of beginnings and the foundation for the entire Bible story. It introduces creation, the fall, sin, promise, and the first threads of redemption that will continue through the rest of the message series.
2026-03-22
Exodus – The Book of Deliverance
This message describes Exodus as the book of deliverance, showing God rescuing His people from bondage, forming them into a covenant nation, and dwelling among them. It highlights the drama of plagues, miracles, law, and glory while showing how the book points forward to Christ as the true deliverer.
2026-03-29
Leviticus – The Book of Holiness
This message frames Leviticus as the book of holiness, explaining how an unholy people can approach a holy God. It connects offerings, priesthood, sacrifice, and worship to the need for cleansing and points to Christ as the fulfilment of what the sacrificial system pictured.
2026-04-12
Numbers – The Book of Testing
This message summarises Numbers as the book of testing, tracing Israel’s wilderness failures and God’s continued faithfulness. It shows how unbelief, disobedience, and discipline reveal the need for trust, while Christ is pictured in events such as the lifted serpent that brought healing to those who looked in faith.
2026-04-19
Deuteronomy – The Book of Remembrance
This message presents Deuteronomy as the book of remembrance, where Moses gives the law again to a new generation before they enter the promised land. It stresses remembering God’s word, loving the Lord wholly, and obeying Him, while showing how Christ quoted and fulfilled the truths found in this book.
2026-04-26
Joshua – The Book of Inheritance
This message describes Joshua as the book of inheritance, focused on God fulfilling His promise to give Israel the land. It highlights Joshua’s commissioning, the crossing of Jordan, conquest, obedience, failure, and restoration, while pointing to God’s faithfulness and to Christ as the ultimate fulfiller of God’s promises.
2026-05-24
Judges – The Book of Repetition
This message presents Judges as the book of repetition, marked by cycles of rebellion, oppression, repentance, and deliverance. It emphasises the darkness of human sin when people do what is right in their own eyes, while also showing God’s mercy and the desperate need for the righteous King found in Christ.
2026-05-27
Ruth – The Book of Redemption
This message focuses on Ruth as the book of redemption, using Boaz’s role as kinsman redeemer to show God’s gracious provision for the lost, vulnerable, and outsider. It points beyond Ruth’s personal restoration to Christ, the true Redeemer who willingly purchases and restores His people.
2026-06-07
1 Samuel – The Book of Transition
This message summarises 1 Samuel as the book of transition, moving Israel from the era of judges to the monarchy. It highlights Hannah, Samuel, Saul, and David, but places the focus on God raising up the kind of king His people truly need, pointing ultimately to Christ as the heavenly King.
2026-06-14
2 Samuel – The Book of the Kingdom
This message identifies 2 Samuel as the book of the kingdom, centred on David’s reign and the covenant promise that his throne would be established. It shows both the glory and failure of David’s rule, while directing attention to the greater Son of David whose kingdom will never end.
2026-06-21
1 Kings – The Book of Division
This message presents 1 Kings as the book of division, tracing Solomon’s glory, his decline into idolatry, the kingdom’s split under Rehoboam, and Elijah’s confrontation with false worship. It highlights God’s faithfulness, holiness, mercy, and exclusive worthiness of worship, while showing the need for Christ as the perfect King, greater than Solomon and true Son of David.
2026-06-28
2 Kings – The Book of Decline
This message summarises 2 Kings as the book of decline, recording the fall of Israel and Judah after persistent rejection of God’s word. It emphasises the certainty of God’s warnings, His patience and mercy, and the preservation of David’s line even in exile, pointing to Christ as the perfect King who restores what failed earthly kingdoms could not.
2026-07-05
1 Chronicles – The Book of Worship
This message explains 1 Chronicles as the book of worship, showing that even long genealogies serve God’s purpose by reminding returned exiles who they are and how they fit within God’s covenant plan. It presents worship, lineage, and David’s preparation for the temple as evidence that God has not abandoned His people or His promise.
2026-07-12
2 Chronicles – The Book of Revival
This message presents 2 Chronicles as the book of revival, written to post-exile people asking whether God’s promises still stand. It stresses that failure is not final and that return to God comes through humility, prayer, repentance, and restored worship, with the message series pointing onward to the ultimate hope found in Christ.
2026-07-19
Ezra – The Book of Restoration
This message describes Ezra as the book of restoration, where God brings His people back from exile, restores the altar, temple, worship, and the teaching of His word. It emphasises that God keeps His promises, rules over kings, restores broken people, and desires holy worship, while pointing to Christ as the perfect Priest, Word, Builder, and Restorer.
2026-07-26
Nehemiah – The Book of Rebuilding
This message presents Nehemiah as the book of rebuilding, focused not only on Jerusalem’s walls but on the spiritual renewal of God’s people. It highlights prayer, faithful leadership, shared labour, Scripture, holiness, and continual maintenance of spiritual life, while pointing to Christ as the compassionate intercessor and greater Builder of His church.
2026-08-09
Esther – The Book of His Providence
This message summarises Esther as the book of providence, showing that God is at work even when He is not named and when no visible miracle appears. Through timing, courage, hidden preservation, and the deliverance of His people, the message series highlights God’s unseen hand and His faithfulness to protect the line through which Christ would come.
2026-08-16
Job – The Book of Trust
This message presents Job as the book of trust, asking how to trust God when life makes no sense. It traces Job’s suffering, debate with his friends, God’s revelation of His power and wisdom, Job’s humility, and his restoration, while showing Christ as the righteous sufferer, mediator, living Redeemer, and final restorer of all things.
2026-08-23
Psalms – The Book of Praise
This message describes Psalms as the book of praise and Israel’s hymn book, giving language for worship, prayer, confession, sorrow, thanksgiving, fear, hope, and joy. It emphasises that believers may be honest before God in every season while being led, again and again, to praise the Lord and see Christ throughout the songs of Scripture.
2026-09-06
Ecclesiastes – The Book of Meaning
This message presents Ecclesiastes as the book of meaning, confronting the emptiness of life when pursued apart from God. Solomon’s search through wealth, pleasure, achievement, relationships, and power shows that earthly satisfaction is vanity unless life is centred on fearing God and keeping His commandments.