Rev. Richard Brunton discusses Paul's letter to the Colossians and his desire for believers' spiritual maturity. Paul urges believers not to settle for less understanding or experience, but to discover the full riches of understanding God's mystery, Christ. He encourages believers to continue living their lives in Christ with childlike faith and simple trust, just as they received Him initially.

Rev. Richard Brunton explores Paul's letter to the Colossians, specifically Chapter 3. He discusses Paul's emphasis on Christ's unique dual nature as both man and God, and the need to protect this understanding. The chapter focuses on practical Christian living, urging followers to focus on heavenly rather than earthly matters, and to live lifestyles that reflect their beliefs. Paul encourages the abolition of immoral and impure actions and the adoption of virtues such as compassion,

In this program, Rev. Richard Brunton discusses the last chapter of Paul's letter in the Colossians. He emphasises the importance of applying Christian teachings in practical ways, maintaining good relationships, and respecting work relationships. Paul's main point is the value of prayer and his need for it to continue his mission.

In this program, Rev. Richard Brunton begins a study on Paul's letter to the Philippians. He highlights Paul's confident and positive tone towards the Philippians, unlike his other letters where he sometimes had to rebuke. The Reverend emphasises the sense of partnership Paul enjoyed with the Philippians, not just financially or through prayers, but in sharing the gospel.

In this program, Rev. Richard Brunton discusses Chapter 2 of Paul's letter to the Philippians. This chapter emphasises humility, service, and the danger of pride within the Church. Paul explains that followers should adopt the same attitude as Jesus Christ, who, despite being God, took the role of a humble servant. He made the ultimate sacrifice of death on the cross, leading to his exaltation.

Rev. Richard Brunton continues with the story of Joseph from Genesis. The focus is on Joseph's dream where his family bows down to him, which angers his brothers. The Reverend suggests that Jacob, Joseph's father, saw potential truth in the dream. The Reverend highlights the importance of hidden emotions and their power to shape events, suggesting a looming test or opportunity for Joseph.

Rev. Richard Brunton continues his exploration of Genesis, specifically focusing on Joseph's story. He discusses Joseph's early life, his dreams of authority, and his brothers' envy and revenge that lead to Joseph being sold into slavery. Despite this, Joseph prospers in Egypt, gaining favour with his master, Potiphar, due to his evident connection with God. Brunton highlights how Joseph's actions, rather than his words, conveyed his deep faith to those around.

Rev. Richard Brunton discusses Genesis 40, focusing on the story of Joseph who, despite facing numerous struggles and hostility, maintains his godliness. In prison, Joseph encounters two important characters, the chief cup bearer and the chief baker, both imprisoned for offending the Pharaoh. These men share their dreams with Joseph, who interprets them, as he believes interpretations come from God.

Rev. Richard Brunton continues the story of Joseph. Joseph, who was betrayed and sold into slavery by his brothers, ends up in a position of power in Egypt. When a famine strikes Canaan, his brothers travel to Egypt for food, not knowing that Joseph is the one providing it. When Joseph finally reveals himself, he shows mercy and tells them not to be distressed as he believes his predicament was part of God's plan.

Rev. Richard Brunton starts a discussion on the biblical character Joshua. After examining Joseph's trials and triumphs in previous sessions, Brunton transitions to the story of Joshua. Deemed a significant figure, Joshua is tasked to lead the Hebrew people into the Promised Land after their liberation from Egypt led by Moses. Joshua's readiness to assume this responsibility, following the footsteps of the respected leader Moses, is highlighted.