The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

Something I always find fascinating is the fact that brothers and sisters can turn out so differently. From the same father and mother can ...

Are you wanting to read and understand the Old Testament? Your first port of call should be Dale Ralph Davis. I've previously written a...

Of all the many series Apollos/IVP have published in recent years, the one that I've valued most highly have been the 'New Studies ...

Readers of this blog will know that I always appreciate Don Carson's writing. One of his more recent works, Jesus the Son of God, is pu...

As we read through the Bible, there can sometimes come the moment where you ask why a particular portion is there, in that way, in that much...

Series Introduction: Bible Briefs are a short introduction and summary of the overview of a book of the Bible, with a view to helping peopl...

Series Introduction: Bible Briefs are a short introduction and summary of the overview of a book of the Bible, with a view to helping peopl...

Series Introduction: Bible Briefs are a short introduction and summary of the overview of a book of the Bible, with a view to helping peopl...

In most churches and teaching environments I've experienced, Paul's 1st letter to the Corinthians is regularly tackled and taught t...

I've admired Dale Ralph Davis as a Bible teacher and writer for a long time. When I was preparing to preach through Daniel in the autum...

Series Introduction: Bible Briefs are a short introduction and summary of the overview of a book of the Bible, with a view to helping peopl...

“You’re not even listening!!!” You’ve zoned out, you’re miles away, and those are the first words you hear. Disaster (or so I’ve heard...),...

Series Introduction: Bible Briefs are a short introduction and summary of the overview of a book of the Bible, with a view to helping peopl...

Series Introduction: Bible Briefs are a short introduction and summary of the overview of a book of the Bible, with a view to helping peopl...

One of the regular features of my monthly schedule is the production of the parish notes for the diocesan magazine. The drawing together th...

On Sunday morning I was preaching from the next chunk of Peter's first letter about the imperishable word - God's word is like a s...

Yesterday was the final sermon from Luke's Gospel for a while, as we rounded off the post-Easter appearances of Jesus. We might be on t...

I have a really bad habit when I’m reading. I like to know how many pages I have left to read. So early on, I flick to the end to see the l...

Back in 2005, Nigel Beynon and Andrew Sach released a really helpful book for anyone wanting to go deeper in their Bible study. Dig Deeper ...

Day Five in the Genesis book tour. This was the first book I've ever read by Francis Schaeffer, and I must confess, it took me a litt...