Rev. Richard Brunton explores a miracle narrated by John in the Bible. The miracle occurred in Jerusalem during a Jewish festival, a context which Brunton emphasises is significant. The specific location, near the sheep-gate at the pool of Bethesda, is a place of sacrifice, which Brunton suggests would have resonated with Jesus' own future sacrifice. The miracle involved healing an invalid man among many needy people present.

Genesis 36 is a genealogy of Esau, also known as Edom, detailing his descendants and settlement separate from Jacob. The chapter notes his economic blessing and Canaanite wives. It underscores God's sovereignty, provision for all creation, and the accountability of every individual.

This study on Titus focuses on building a strong, godly church through leadership, sound doctrine, and practical living. Paul urges Titus to appoint leaders with integrity and self-control, and emphasizes the importance of older believers mentoring younger ones. The letter stresses living out faith, avoiding false teaching, and honoring authority, all while reflecting God’s grace in our lives.