Open the Bible UK Broadcast

Do you ever feel like giving up? In today's episode, Pastor Colin Smith wraps up the series titled "I Almost Gave Up," centred on the story of Asaph from Psalm 73. Pastor Colin shares insights on how Asaph, one of the most godly leaders in the Old Testament, faced moments of doubt but was upheld by God's unwavering grace. It's a moving reminder that while our human strength may falter, God's enduring grace will never let His children go.Delve into the testimony of a pastor named Joe, who encountered profound trials and nearly abandoned his faith but ultimately found comfort and assurance in God’s promises. The episode emphasises the power of sharing personal stories of God’s grace and highlights how our own experiences can offer hope and encouragement to others within the body of Christ. Whether you're going through your own Asaph experience or seeking to understand the depth of God’s love, this series is tailored to inspire you to press on with Jesus Christ.

We're diving into the final instalment of our series on Asaph, reflecting on how God turned his life around amid a crisis of faith. In this episode, Pastor Colin explores the journey of Asaph, illustrating the steps of a five-point turn: stop, think, confess, believe, and finally, commit. It's a remarkable journey that shows commitment is the natural outflow of faith and God's grace, rather than the other way around.As we conclude this series, Pastor Colin reminds us that faith is a precious gift from God, not something that results from our personal effort or commitment. Through the story of Asaph, we're encouraged to find hope and assurance in God's sustaining grace, especially when we're at the end of our own strength. For those who may relate to Asaph's struggle, be encouraged that God holds you by your right hand, guiding you with counsel and leading you to glory. This message is a gentle reminder that commitment flows naturally from experiencing God's grace and faithfulness.

Today we are in Psalm 73 and through the story of Asaph, Pastor Colin guides us in understanding what genuine faith truly means. As we navigate the darkest valleys of discouragement, discover how Christ can lead us through tough times and restore our faith with fresh confidence.Today's message, "Believe", will reassure you that our lives, deeply rooted in God-centred faith, find their ultimate expression in a relationship with Jesus. This episode uncovers poignant truths about aligning ourselves to a life where Jesus remains the focus, both in heaven and on earth.

Are you feel discouraged? In today's broadcast, we're diving into the poignant story of Asaph from Psalm 73. Despite his initial discouragement, Asaph's journey becomes one of incredible transformation. We're focusing on the crucial fourth element of his five-part spiritual turnaround: learning to believe.Join us as we explore how Asaph moves away from self-absorption and frustration to find solace and strength in God's unwavering trustworthiness. Pastor Colin guides us through Asaph's revelation that true faith isn't dependent on one's ability to trust, but rather on God’s reliability. This message is sure to resonate with anyone feeling weighed down by doubt or self-doubt.As Pastor Colin delves into the psalm, we discover how stepping into a deeper relationship with God can illuminate even the darkest paths. If you've been battling with discouragement, this episode will offer a beacon of hope and encouragement.

Do you regularly confess your sins to God? Tackling the concept of confession, Pastor Colin reveals its necessity in a healthy Christian life, showing us how it exposes what's hidden in our hearts and opens the door to hope.The message, titled "Confess," explores how sin affects every facet of human nature and why "following your heart" may lead us astray without a guiding truth. Pastor Colin shares insights on why confession isn't about shame but about embracing God's grace.

How is your prayer life? We're diving into the transformative power of prayer in our series, "I Almost Gave Up." In this episode, Pastor Colin encourages us to take an honest look at our prayer life as a measure of our grasp of truth. We explore the life of Asaph, a worship leader under King David, who faced significant discouragement. Asaph’s journey through confession highlights how even godly people can experience crises of faith. Through examining Psalm 73, we learn how Asaph stopped, thought, and prayed to see his own heart in the light of God’s Word, transforming his despair into perseverance.

In today's broadcast, we are introduced to the topic of prosperity and its spiritual challenges. Although it may seem like we're diving into a conversation about money, the focus is actually much deeper. We're exploring the series "I Almost Gave Up," which delves into the struggles Christians face when overwhelmed and tempted to despair. The story of Asaph, a godly man wrestling with the prosperity of the wicked, serves as a powerful illustration. Despite his faithfulness, Asaph faced doubts when observing that the ungodly appeared to thrive. Pastor Colin encourages listeners to remember God's truth, meet with His people, and consider the ultimate outcomes to gain a clear perspective. Join us as we explore Psalm 73 and discover how encouragement from fellow believers can strengthen us when we're on the brink of giving up.

Pastor Colin Smith dives deep into Psalm 73, exploring the story of Asaph, a godly man wrestling with confusion and questions about God. Discover how Asaph's journey from confusion to clarity didn't start with prayer but a pivotal shift in thinking, helped by the truths found in worship.Pastor Colin tackles the often unhelpful advice of "just pray about it" when faced with life's overwhelming dilemmas, offering instead insightful guidance on finding mental clarity through God's truth and the support of His people. Together, we explore the profound impact of being part of a community of faith and how this can strengthen us in times of doubt and uncertainty.

In today's episode, we're diving into Psalm 73 to explore the theme of spiritual testing and resilience. Pastor Colin reflects on the times when we, like Asaph, may feel overwhelmed and on the brink of giving up. Discover the importance of making a crucial decision to stand firm during these challenging moments, rather than seeking immediate answers. This decision, as Pastor Colin explains, is vital for maintaining our usefulness to Christ and supporting the faith community around us. Tune in as we learn from Asaph's journey and find encouragement in how God leads us through dark times into a deeper understanding of His goodness and grace.

We're thrilled you've joined us for the start of a brand-new series based on Psalm 73, where we explore the poignant story of Asaph, a godly leader who faced a crisis of faith. Together, we'll journey through Asaph's struggles and discover how God restored his faith and strengthened his resolve. Whether you're feeling discouraged or questioning your path, this series offers hope and a reminder of God's unwavering faithfulness. Join us as we uncover the steps to recovering from life's crises and learn how to persevere in our own journeys.

Pastor Colin guides us through the part of the Lord's Prayer that asks God to lead us not into temptation, but to deliver us from evil. We'll explore how God's grace manifests in various ways, such as common grace that extends kindness to all, special grace for times of trial, and restoring grace when we fail. Join us in Matthew chapter 6 as we delve into these profound truths and understand how God's grace not only saves but also sustains and restores us. Whether you're new to this journey or looking to deepen your faith, this episode offers valuable insights into how God is present in our lives, pouring out His grace in ways we may not always realise.

Today we look at the plea, "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil." Join Pastor Colin as he explores the daily spiritual battle faced by Christians, emphasised through the dual fronts of temptation and external evil.This broadcast reveals how Jesus's teachings provide a framework for our prayers, urging us to seek divine guidance and protection amidst life's adversities. We are reminded of the power of God's grace in delivering us from evil, a force pervasive in our world since the fall of Adam and Eve. Whether wrestling with personal temptations or confronting broader evils like war, famine, and disease, Pastor Colin encourages us to turn to prayer and find reassurance in God's promise of deliverance.

In today's episode, Pastor Colin delves into the transformative concept of forgiveness. When we ask God to "forgive us our debts," we are invited to reflect on the astonishing forgiveness He extends and how we, in turn, can forgive others.Join us as Colin explains the immense cost at which God's forgiveness comes and challenges us to release forgiveness towards those who have wronged us. Discover how embracing forgiveness not only reconciles us with God but also flows through us to impact others around us.

Today, as part of our series "Six Things to Ask of God," we're diving into the familiar phrase: "Forgive us our debts." Join us as we explore why understanding God’s forgiveness towards us is key to forgiving others, even when it seems genuinely challenging. Pastor Colin shares insights on the depth of our indebtedness to God's love and how recognising this can help cultivate a forgiving heart in us. Whether you're grappling with forgiveness or simply eager to deepen your spiritual understanding, this episode offers practical and insightful guidance.

In today's episode, "God's Provision," Pastor Colin takes us on a journey through the Lord's Prayer, focusing on the line "Give us this day our daily bread." This phrase invites us to rely on God's faithfulness and provision while encouraging gratitude for what we have and compassion for others. By recalling God's past blessings, we strengthen our faith and trust for the future. Join us as we explore key biblical passages and uncover the depth of God’s faithfulness, challenging us to live with gratitude and generosity in our hearts. Remember, God's provision is not just for our physical needs, but also for our souls through Jesus, the bread of life.

Why is "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread", an important part of the Lord's Prayer? In this episode, Pastor Colin explores why this prayer is essential, even for those who seem to have everything they need. Through the story of Job and the Israelites, we learn that everything we have can easily be taken away, reminding us of our inherent dependency on God's daily blessings. Pastor Colin also emphasises that gratitude should be a daily practice, reinforcing our faith and trust in God's providence. Tune in to learn how this prayer can liberate your heart and strengthen your spiritual journey.

Today, we continue to explore the profound and comforting message of "God's Will." Join Colin as we delve into how we can understand and embody God's will in our lives, just as it is done in heaven. This episode beautifully unpacks the ways in which angels perform God's will—fully, gladly, and immediately—and how Jesus perfectly exemplified this on earth. We also discuss the challenges and joys of submitting to God's will in our own lives.

In this episode, we're thinking about one of the most profound questions for Christians: What is God's will? Pastor Colin guides us through the complexities of understanding God's will, exploring its different dimensions as mentioned in Scripture—God's secret will, discerned will, and revealed will. With insights from the Bible, particularly from Matthew chapter 26, this discussion aims to bring clarity and practical help in discerning and responding to God's will in our lives. Whether you're navigating life's big decisions or simply curious about aligning with God's purpose, this episode is packed with wisdom and encouragement to help you on your journey.

Join us in thoughtful reflection as we explore the powerful prayer, "Your Kingdom come", from the Lord's Prayer. In this episode, Pastor Colin guides us to understand our role in God's sovereign plan—how we can plant the seed of God’s truth, water it with prayer, but ultimately, the growth comes from God alone. Dive into Revelation chapter 11, where we discuss the beginning, growth, and the much-anticipated coming of God's Kingdom in all its fullness. Discover how praying for God's Kingdom to come connects us to advancing His work on Earth and how it brings us the marvellous privilege of participating in His divine purpose. Pastor Colin also brings to light the assurances found in the New Testament, emphasising the defeat of death, the judgment of the world, and the joy that awaits when Christ reigns. Hear the poignant story of the thief on the cross who recognised Jesus as King and find inspiration for your own faith journey.

In today's broadcast, we're exploring the Lord's Prayer, specifically focusing on the petition, "Your kingdom come." Pastor Colin explains what it means for God's kingdom to reign supreme in our chaotic world and within our very hearts. As we traverse through this journey, we'll be looking closely at the book of Revelation and how God's kingdom begins, grows, and will ultimately come. This insightful episode promises to enhance your understanding of living under God’s glorious reign and recognising His sovereignty amidst worldly chaos. If you've missed any episodes, you can revisit our series online. Don’t forget to explore Open The Bible Daily for short daily reflections and consider supporting our ministry to help spread this uplifting message further. Join us next time as we continue to explore the profound impact of inviting God's kingdom into our lives. Stay blessed!

Welcome to Open The Bible with Pastor Colin Smith! Today, we explore how the Lord’s Prayer can serve as a template to guide our prayers with confidence, knowing we're aligning with God's will. Pastor Colin shares how each petition in the prayer offers a way to honour God and seek His direction in our lives. Through a personal example, we explore the practicality of each petition as a 'peg' for our prayers.This episode unveils the depths of the first petition, ‘God’s Name’, and encourages us to live lives that honour God, resonating with the love and trust Jesus himself exemplified. Discover how praying this prayer can light a transformative fire within us, urging us to live out our faith authentically.Don’t miss the opportunity to reflect deeply on this timeless prayer and its first petition with us on Open The Bible. Plus, learn how you can receive a free gift of Pastor Colin's book, 'For All Who Grieve', when you support our ministry.

In this broadcast, Pastor Colin introduces us to a new series, "Six Things to Ask of God," focusing on the transformative power of prayer. Through an engaging exploration of the Lord's Prayer, Colin invites us to learn how to pray as Jesus taught, making our prayer lives more meaningful and effective.In this episode, "God's Name," we delve into the first petition of the Lord's Prayer: "Hallowed be your name." Pastor Colin discusses the heavenly versus earthly realities of God's name being honoured and leads us to grasp the profound importance of aligning our prayers with heavenly worship.Touching upon how to use the Lord's Prayer as a template, following in the thoughtful steps of Martin Luther, this series presents a wonderful opportunity to deepen your understanding and practice of prayer. Whether you're new to prayer or seeking to enrich your spiritual journey, this series is designed to assist you in growing closer to God and enriching your prayer life.

Today, we unravel the deeper layers of the Tenth Commandment and how it radically changed the Apostle Paul's life. Many of us know the commandment "you shall not covet," but have we truly grasped its impact on our hearts? Pastor Colin explores how this commandment reveals our inner struggles and points us towards true contentment found in Christ. Through Romans 7, we discover Paul's personal transformation and how God's law opened his eyes to the condition of his heart. This is a crucial lesson for anyone who has ever felt morally upright yet misses the deeper call of spirituality. Join us as we delve into how the Holy Spirit empowers us to live a life reflecting God's character, offering hope and a new heart.

While many of us nod in agreement when discussing sin and forgiveness, it's easy for these concepts to feel distant. This broadcast challenges us to revisit our understanding of morality and how even the best-living among us need forgiveness. Join Pastor Colin as he unfolds the insights of the 10th commandment, demonstrating how it acts as a key to comprehensively understanding all other commandments.

In today's message titled "Your Struggle with Truth," we explore the profound statement by Jesus: "I am the light of the world, and whoever follows me will never walk in darkness." But what does it truly mean to follow the light? Pastor Colin dives deep into how translating what we hear into action brings the light of life to us. We learn that Christianity isn't just an academic study but involves a personal engagement and an opening of ourselves to follow Jesus fully.In this episode, Pastor Colin also shares a thought-provoking story about a student named Sue, who discovers the truth of Jesus through active obedience. We are reminded of the importance of living the truth actively, as believing leads to obeying and, consequently, seeing the transformation in our lives.Throughout the broadcast, we tackle intriguing concepts such as "truth terrorism," where speaking the truth must always be balanced with love, to avoid causing harm. We're encouraged to embrace authentic faith that doesn't just remain in our heads but translates into visible, loving actions that honour God.

Have you ever wondered what Jesus meant when He called Himself "the truth"? Colin unravels this by reminding us that truth is not merely a construct of our opinions but is deeply rooted in God's character. As we explore Exodus 20:16, we'll see how God's commandments reflect His unwavering truthfulness and challenge us to live the same way.

In this episode titled "Your Struggle for Integrity," Colin explores the Eighth Commandment — "You shall not steal" — and its deep implications for our lives today.Starting with a sobering reflection on Satan, described as the ultimate taker who steals, kills, and destroys, Colin draws a profound contrast with Jesus Christ, the great giver. He challenges us to examine our hearts — are we givers, like Christ, or are we reflecting the taker characteristic of Satan in our lives?Colin invites us to consider how we approach work and contribution. Whether paid or unpaid, our work should be approached with a spirit of service, offered as worship to God. This transformative message redefines the way we view and value our daily tasks, highlighting the biblical principle of work as a blessing and an opportunity to serve others and contribute to the Kingdom of God.

We invite you on a thought-provoking journey as we delve into the deeper meanings of the Eighth Commandment: "Thou shalt not steal". Join Pastor Colin Smith as he explores the concept of stealing beyond the tangible, traditional view of theft. Through this discussion, discover how this commandment challenges our everyday actions and attitudes in areas such as the workplace, family, and even church life. Learn about the profound struggle for integrity that lies at the heart of this biblical commandment and how this concept reaches far beyond simply not taking what isn't yours. With practical examples and biblical insights, this episode encourages us to reflect on our roles as givers rather than takers in various aspects of our lives.

Today's episode tackles the issue of overcoming temptation by cultivating a deep love for Christ, inspired by the seventh commandment. Pastor Colin explores the idea that a new love is stronger than an old habit, encouraging us to replace destructive behaviours with a vibrant, Christ-centred devotion.

Have you ever struggled with purity? Pastor Colin helps us to look at the concept of sexual purity, exploring it through the lens of Biblical teachings. He takes us back to the beginning, highlighting that the first thoughts on sexuality were pure and came from God.Today's message offers a compassionate look at the pressures of maintaining purity in modern society and the importance of keeping promises, both big and small, as exemplified through a touching children's story. The message aims to provide clarity and encouragement for anyone facing struggles in this area. Join us as we open our Bibles to Exodus chapter 20, verse 14, and discover the depth of God's guidance on living a pure life.

Today, Pastor Colin helps us explore the age-old commandments and how they relate to our modern struggles, particularly focusing on the commandment “you shall not commit murder.”He likens murder to trains on a track, urging us to reflect not just on the act itself but on the journeys of anger and conflict that often lead to it. We will explore the subtle moral stations we often stop at—like anger, rudeness, and recklessness—each one drawing us closer to breaking this commandment. It’s a vital reminder that harbouring ill will or inflicting harsh words can be more significant than we might realise.Tune in as Colin stresses the significance of valuing every human life, including the unborn and the elderly, and highlights the need for personal peace and reconciliation in our daily lives. He also compassionately acknowledges the struggles with depression and hopelessness, offering hope by reinforcing the irreplaceable value of each life in God's eyes.

Today we explore what it truly means to be created in the image of God. This insightful discussion takes us into the depths of the Sixth Commandment, "You shall not murder," and delves into the sacredness and uniqueness of human life as a gift from God. Join Pastor Colin as he navigates the complexities surrounding human dignity, the value of life, and the implications of our eternal soul.

Join Pastor Colin on the vital topic of parenting and representing God to our children. In today's discussion, Pastor Colin poses a thought-provoking question: "How am I representing God to this child?" Recognising the high and holy calling of parenting, Pastor Colin reminds us of the immense value and responsibility in guiding our children with wisdom, sufficiency, and love. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or leader, this episode offers biblical insights on using authority wisely and compassionately.

In this episode of Open the Bible, Pastor Colin Smith takes us on a thoughtful journey through the fifth commandment, exploring what it means to honour those in authority, even when they might not seem honourable. As always, Colin sheds light on the sometimes challenging dynamics of respecting and valuing the authority figures in our lives, from parents to teachers and beyond. Join us as we delve into the complexities of relationships and authority, and learn how to embody the spirit of honour at various stages of life. Whether you're a child, launching into adulthood, or caring for parents in their later years, discover the biblical principles of giving weight to those God places in your path.

In this episode, we dive into the thought-provoking question: Why did God create the heavens and the earth in six days instead of an instant? Pastor Colin explores the meaning and value of the Sabbath day, challenging perceptions of it as a day filled with old rules and restrictions. Discover how the gift of rest is meant to help us savour the eternal, deepen our worship, and strengthen our grasp on eternity. Whether a believer or someone curious about faith, this conversation will spark reflection on how we spend time and embrace rest in our lives.

You might be surprised to learn that Sabbath not just about taking a day off; there's a deeper insight into how we perceive work and rest. Join Pastor Colin as he explores the significance of the Sabbath and how God’s interest in our work week equates to His interest in our Sunday worship. Unpack the dignity of work, the essential nature of rest, and understand why all your work, paid or unpaid, reflects the image of God. Whether you’re an executive or manual worker, there’s something in this message for you.

In today's broadcast, we'll discuss the critical question: Is there an unforgivable sin? Pastor Colin unpacks what it truly means to blaspheme the Spirit and the significance of acknowledging our need for a Saviour. Discover how recognising our own need keeps Christ at the centre, ensuring that His grace shines brightly through our actions.As we study Exodus 20, we'll learn why it's essential to honour God's name, not only as a matter of faith but as a calling that shapes how we live and interact with the world. Prepare for an insightful session that reminds us of the transformative power of humility, integrity, and love in our walk with Christ.

Join Pastor Colin explore how the misuse and irreverent use of God's name affect our society, culture, and personal spirituality. They discuss the importance of reverence in how we speak of God, challenging the "OMG culture" that often surrounds us. Pastor Colin emphasises the need for love, respect, and truth when using the name of God, not just as an exclamation or filler in conversation.In this insightful broadcast, Colin also reflects on how many people and causes throughout history have attempted to claim divine endorsement and how this impacts the world's view of faith today. Discover how this can even be a struggle within religious communities and what it means to carry the name of God with integrity.

In this episode, titled "Your Struggle with Worship," Pastor Colin dives deep into the essence of idolatry, guided by the profound insights of Augustine. Join us in understanding how idolatry isn't just about graven images but can be a quiet struggle within all of us as we explore Colossians chapter one, verses 15 to 23.Discover the dual nature of idolatry: the temptation to elevate created things to divine levels and the equally pervasive challenge of trying to use God for our personal gains, rather than genuinely worshipping Him. This episode provides eye-opening reflections and valuable questions to ponder as we examine our personal relationship with God, and how we might inadvertently place Him in an Aladdin's lamp role.

While idolatry might conjure up images of ancient carvings, today we explore how it's intricately woven into our modern lives. Pastor Colin challenges us to reflect on how we might unknowingly worship aspects of life that should be used for God's glory, rather than confuse the Creator with the creation. This thought-provoking discussion invites us to examine our personal relationships and daily practices to uncover subtle forms of idolatry that may be influencing our worship.

Join us on this enlightening episode of "Open the Bible" as Pastor Colin Smith explores the question: What does God actually say to us? While it could be easy for God to assert His immense power, Pastor Colin shares that God's appeal is based on love rather than raw strength. Journey with us into the Bible as we delve into Exodus and examine God's call for us to embrace Him with loving loyalty, free from any other influences.

Today, Pastor Colin delves into the profound connection between the God we worship, the values we hold, and the lifestyle we lead. Drawing on the example of the Ten Commandments, he explains how our morals are closely tied to the character of God. In a world brimming with different values and beliefs, how do we determine which ones to follow?

Does the Christian life sometimes feel like an ongoing struggle? Or a never-ending climb? Every believer's journey, from the moment of new birth until they stand in the presence of Jesus, involves challenges. But take heart, we're all in the same boat—or rather, on the same rock face—struggling against the currents of the world, the flesh, and the devil. The Ten Commandments frame the real struggles of our daily lives, from contentment to truth, and integrity to worship. Pastor Colin emphasises that while it's difficult, God's Spirit empowers us to progress step by step. Whether you're new to this journey or have been climbing for years, our struggles are both common and part of our growth. Even if you've fallen off the wall, God's mercy is your rope, holding you fast and offering hope and encouragement.

In this final message of our series "Hope is a Name," based on 1 Corinthians Chapter 15, Pastor Colin delves into the transformative truth of the resurrection life promised in Christ. Together, we explore the profound call to live steadfast and abundant lives for Christ, recognising the eternal hope that lies ahead for believers and the urgency of reaching those yet to know Him.Join us as we unpack God's promise of victory over death and what it means to live with heavenly hope in our hearts, even amidst earthly challenges. Pastor Colin calls us to reflect: "In light of the glorious life ahead and the reality of millions perishing without Christ, are we doing all we can for Him?" It's a question that drives us toward deeper commitment and action in our walk with the Lord.

In this episode, Pastor Colin dives into 1 Corinthians 15, illuminating how being steadfast, immovable, and always abounding in the work of the Lord offers hope for believers. This journey through scripture reveals that our labors are not in vain because, through Christ’s resurrection, we have a promise of eternal life and new, imperishable bodies, designed for everlasting joy with Him.If you've ever wondered how the resurrection impacts our present life, today's message holds the answers. With engaging clarity, Pastor Colin explains that because Christ was raised, believers, whether living or departed, have the assurance of rising with Him one day. It’s about living in the confidence and hope of the resurrection, motivating us to serve more diligently today.

Today, we take a fascinating journey through 1 Corinthians 15, exploring the Apostle Paul’s description of the Resurrection body. Have you ever wondered what life in eternity will be like? Today's discussion offers a glimpse into this mystery, with Pastor Colin exploring the imperishable, glorious, powerful, and spiritual nature of our resurrection bodies. Join us in revealing the beauty of God’s promise, reminding us of the eternal home that awaits believers. Pastor Colin encourages us that these insights not only inspire awe but also provide strength and perseverance in our daily trials. As you listen, embrace the hope for tomorrow and explore how this powerful message can uplift your spirit and bolster your faith. Don’t forget, if you missed an episode or wish to listen again, you can catch up online at openthebible.org.uk or subscribe to the podcast on your preferred platform by searching for 'Open The Bible UK'. Enjoy daily reflections and insights through ‘Open The Bible Daily’ read by Sue McCleish.

Join us on this episode of "Open the Bible" as Pastor Colin Smith dives into the marvellous truth of the resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15. Together, we explore the anticipation believers hold for the glorious new life promised through Christ. Pastor Colin answers sceptics' questions about the resurrection and provides an analogy to help us grasp what lies ahead. Discover how death is not the end, but a gateway into a radiant eternal life with God. Whether you have questions or seek deeper understanding, this discussion is not to be missed.Listen along and find hope in the joyous life promised to all who believe in Jesus Christ. Plus, don't forget to explore further teachings and podcasts online at openthebible.org.uk.

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