Tom Newbold has taken on the Bible in a year plan. We caught up with him to find out how it's going six weeks in.

Tom Newbold is attempting to read the Bible in a year. We caught up with him in month 3 to find out how it's going so far.

New to the Bible and not sure where to begin? Here are three top tips to get you going.

It's possible to trace a story that runs through all the books from beginning to end. These 40 steps carry you through the story of God’s love for the world he created.

Catch up with Tom's Bible escapades this month.

As we reach December, Tom looks back on his penultimate month of Bible-reading for 2017.

Tom's almost finished reading the whole Bible! We get his last update, a little early...

Linda Rayner explores what it means to be church in a culture in flux.

The Bible can shock us by the violence in its pages. Mark Woods talks to Rev Dr Helen Paynter about the topic and her new book, God of Violence Yesterday, God of Love Today?

If we look at stories such as Daniel and Jonah, how sure are we that they are actually based upon historical events, rather than stories or parables to help us understand how God [acted] and hence how we should react today?

Why is King David referred to as 'a man after God's own heart? This really challenges me, as many of his psalms call for God to unleash vengeance and judgement upon his adversaries, as opposed to pleading for him to reveal himself to them i...

Is Genesis an accurate account of the beginning of the world or a layman's version which man can understand without having a Stephen Hawking's degree?

Who was Junia, the female apostle mentioned in Romans 16.7?

If God made male and female in his image, what does that make God?

When Jesus gave the great commission he said to make disciples from all nations. What does the original word for 'all nations' mean and suggest? If Jesus were giving his parting words here and today, what might be his instructions?

Where to start? Here are some suggestions to help. Try using at least one of these techniques on any bit of the Bible you’re studying.

Psalm 91 is a beautiful song that speaks of trust in God in the darkest of times. Because of its references to 'diseases' and 'plagues', it seems to be designed for what the world is going through at the moment with the coronavirus.

I suspect more people than usual will currently be asking this question. Christians naturally turn to the Bible, yet the Bible offers no seamless answer to the problem of pain. It speaks in stories and images, and tackles this thorny issue in more wa...

After the escape from Egypt, the Exile is the most important event in the life of God's people in the Old Testament.

Whether you’re a beginner looking to start small or an expert wanting to take it to the next level, here are some tips to help you on your way to a lifelong habit of Bible memorisation.