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I was looking through a set of digital pictures in my mobile phone and I came across a number of photos of the Saltcoats Boys Camp.

Johan Schep shows that the story of Noah building the ark in Genesis Chapter 6 is a picture of salvation and redemption.

These are the social outcasts who take sides with David, the traitor and enemy of the King. Those who had nothing to lose.

How can we ever delve into the psychological mindset of Judas, when we sometimes can’t fathom why we engage in certain courses of action.

On Wednesdays we tend to follow the series of videos from Johan Schep and today's episode is from Genesis Chapter 5 - Maybe tonight, Lord.

David turned to the Lord for help and acknowledging his sinful state. He then experienced the blessing of divine deliverance and protection.

It is now over 80 years since the Nazi holocaust and the efficiently organised attempt to rid the world of the Jewish people.

Johan Schep is continuing his overarching theme of Yeshua in the Tenach or Jesus in the Old Testament. Today he focuses on God's grace .

Now David has lost his faith in God. He can only see an uncertain future and he is afraid of Saul though God has delivered him repeatedly.

As preachers and witnesses we must never leave a spiritually ignorant people wondering whether there is compassion, mercy and salvation.

Beth Easton has been conducting a series of talks from her home in Polmont near Falkirk on the subject of Women from the Bible.

How do we deal with characters such  as Doeg without it affecting our spiritual life? I want to spend today's Day Share looking at Psalm 52

Recent reports continue to show that both the Church of Scotland and the Church of England are in dire straits.

This is Johan's fourth study in this series and he is looking at Genesis chapter 2 in this episode.

Read 1 Samuel 21 and 22. Now a certain man of the servants of Saul was there that day, detained before the LORD. His name was Doeg the...

One obscure mentions of snow has to do with a military man by the name of “Benaiah who went down into a pit on a snowy day and killed a lion

Here is another video of Johan Schep delivering his talks on Jesus in the Old Testament or 'Yeshua in the Tenach.' In the beginning God ...

He is also involved in a spiritual journey and it is downward. He is running headlong down a very steep hill - in a spiritual sense.

The New Testament word for fellowship is KOINONIA and carries with it the idea of partnership, sharing and togetherness.

Here is the second episode in the series of talks given by Johan Schep on the subject of Jesus in the Old Testament.