Our culture is in the middle of a massive social experiment in reshaping the relationship between men and women. But is this really leading to freedom? Andrew Heard digs into the reasons for this movement and highlights the truly beautiful and freeing picture held out in the Bible.

Have you ever been angry with God? Disappointed with God? Andrew Heard challenges us to be raw with our feelings towards God as we see in Jonah 4 who He is that forgives and saves.

Are people basically good or basically bad? Dan Ford surveys the evidence in Jonah 3.

Todd Parry-Jones speaks on the book of Jonah, explaining that it does two things for us: First, shows us that our God is gracious and loves to show mercy even to the most undeserving. Second, it points us to our Lord Jesus Christ and the incredibly gracious salvation we have in him.

Where is wisdom? Where is understanding? Using Job 28, Andrew Heard shows us how to read the Bible and seek out the wisdom of God.

Jono McKeown shares from Job 42 the abundant mercy of God in all seasons.

Like Job, we are sure that God is running the universe wrong. When God finally speaks "out of the storm" to answer Job, it's not the answer he is expecting. Andrew Heard helps us understand the God of love and what he says here.

The confusion of suffering raises the question "Is God fair?" Andrew Hayes looks at what we can learn from Job's approach to wrestling with this. When we hold on to both God's fairness as well the deep unfairness of suffering, we find the fuel for hope.

Why do we suffer, and some more than others? Is it karma, random chance, do we deserve it? Grahame Fuller looks at the book of Job, what his friends have to say about his suffering, and what Jesus says.

Deep darkness and the Christian life. What does the Bible say about depression, grief and dark thoughts in the Christian life. Jono McKeown takes us through Job 3.