Open the Bible UK Broadcast

In a world filled with uncertainties, Pastor Colin reminds us of the ultimate hope that lies in Jesus Christ and the promise of a new heaven and a new earth from 2 Peter 3. As we discuss life's ultimate questions and the future's uncertainties, Pastor Colin offers practical wisdom for living a radically God-centered life today. Discover how the Gospel not only saves but transforms, preparing us for a future filled with righteousness and peace. Be sure to stay tuned to hear how we, in the light of these eternal truths, can live ready to meet our Saviour.

Why does the world seem to be beset by disasters in every generation? Join us as Pastor Colin explores the biblical perspective on the state of the world and tackles the age-old question of what is fundamentally wrong with our planet.
With engaging dialogue and insightful analysis, discover how the Bible's teachings offer a compelling explanation and hopeful message amidst the chaos. Journey through Scripture in 2 Peter and find out why, despite advances in medicine and technology, there seems to be a persistent problem at the heart of humanity. Pastor Colin guides us to understand this issue and offers spiritual insights for fostering hope through faith.
Whether you are a believer or someone curious about Christian perspectives, tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that invites reflection and discovery of divine purpose beyond the world's current woes. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of hope available through Jesus Christ and how it relates to the world's challenges today.

Today we embark on a journey through time and patience. Reflect on the immeasurable patience of God, whose understanding of time extends far beyond our comprehension, with a day for Him like a thousand years and vice versa.
Pastor Colin shares profound insights from the second book of Peter, reminding us of God's enduring patience before and after we come to faith. He challenges us to consider our own response to this divine patience, cautioning against complacency as the Day of the Lord approaches unexpectedly.
Join us as we explore the eternity of God, His divine time scale, and His merciful patience in every believer's life.

what does it mean that with the Lord, a thousand years is like a day? This reflection offers a refreshing perspective on life's challenges, reminding us of the brevity of life and the eternal nature of God.
As we navigate through life's trials, it's easy to become discouraged by the constant flow of bad news, whether it's personal struggles or global conflicts. But this broadcast invites us to see our lives in the context of eternity, encouraging us to develop patience and perseverance in a world that can often seem frustrating and challenging.
Pastor Colin also touches on the trials of faith in a secular world and offers guidance on how to cultivate patience and grace amidst unbelief. We're reminded that God's timeline is vastly different from ours, and this perspective can help us find peace even in unsettling times.
Whether you're wrestling with personal doubts, the skepticism of loved ones, or the cynicism of the world around you, this episode provides encouragement and insight into how to live faithfully and patiently, looking forward to the day of Jesus Christ's return.

Pastor Colin delves into the book of 2 Peter, emphasising the unique characteristic that sets a righteous believer apart in an unrighteous world.
Join us as we explore how a genuine believer is marked by their distress over sin, both in the world and within themselves, as illustrated through the example of Lot. Pastor Colin reveals the importance of acknowledging our spiritual battles and reassures us of God's ability to rescue those who are godly from their trials.
Whether you're facing personal challenges or simply seeking to grow in your faith, this message is filled with encouragement and guidance for living a godly life. Also, discover how God knows how to hold the unrighteous for judgment, reminding us of the stark reality and consequences of sin.