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An intriguing study, and hardly a reference to the Bible! It is often claimed that far from God creating man, man actually created God because he needed someone or something to give him a sense of security and justice. Roger examines this question and decides that this is very far from the truth. A very useful study to give to unbelievers.

If God exists, then we have to ask 'What is He like?' The Bible reveals God clearly and yet retains His mystery. The wonder of it is that the great Creator should allow His creatures to know so much about Him.

Roger examines the nature of the Trinity and shows why our faith demands a Triune God. No simple solutions here, but a satisfying, reasoned explanation of why Jehovahs Witnesses and other sects are seriously wrong.

This study provides a detailed examination of the Trinity as revealed in the Old Testament. Roger traces the appearances of the Lord Jesus Christ in the first four thousand years of Earth's history and also the references to the Holy Spint.

Jehovahs Witnesses claim that there is not one verse in the New Testament which clearly states that Jesus Christ is divine. Roger shows that the New Testament is full of references to both the divinity of Christ and the Trinity. An important study for all those who meet and confront people in the cults.

This study clearly shows that our God is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords and that He will do that which pleases Him. He, as the creator, can do as He pleases with the creation and with every one of us. Also covered is the difficult problem of God's Sovereignty alongside our free-will. A helpful and mature study.

Holiness is the jewel among God's attributes. The wonder of it all is that through the work of Jesus Christ on the cross, God desires that we should share His holiness. We can come into the presence of the God who is of purer eyes than to behold evil (Hab 1:13) because our sins have been dealt with and we have received the robe of righteousness. God commands us 'be ye holy; for I am holy' (Lev 11:44 RV, 1 Pet 1:16)

A wonderfully reassuring attribute of God. We as individuals are so small (a speck of dust in this vast universe), that if God wasn't omniscient, He wouldn't know that we were here at all! But the truth is that He does. More than that, He knows everything about us: past, present and future, and still loves us. When He decided to save us, He knew what we were like and He knew that He could bring us with rejoicing into Heaven itself.

The Bible reveals that our God has infinite, unlimited power which can never run out or need replenishment. He not only has the will to do what He pleases, but He has the power to carry out that which He wills. We can rest assured that He has the ability to see His purposes in our lives through to their final conclusion.

Not many people understand this wonderful attribute, for Ominipresence doesn't just state that God is everywhere but that the whole of God is everywhere. In Him, we live and move, and have our being (Acts 17v28). The Bible wonderfully reveals this attribute, and Roger deals with some of the problems associated with it.

The question of God's relationship to time is one of the hardest subjects that Christians can examine. In this study, Roger manages successfully to negotiate the rapids and waterfalls connected with this subject, and brings a revelation of security and peace for us all.

In one word, Love expresses the uniqueness of the God of the Bible. Our God is revealed as the one Who has committed Himself to those He has created, by sending His own son as a sacrifice for their sins. 'Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us, and sent His son to be the propitiation for our sins' (1 John 4:10).

The Rock of our salvation is immovable and unchangeable. As He was, so He is and so He ever will be. All may change, but our God remains the same. There can be no better foundation for our lives.

'God is not a man, that He should lie; nor the son of man, that He should repent.' (Num 23:19). Once He gives His Word and makes a promise we know that He will keep it. This is why Israel still has a future, and why every believer can trust the God of their Salvation. 'Faithful is He that calleth you, Who will also do it.' (1 Thes 5:24).

Genealogies are the most ignored part of the Bible and yet, as this study shows, they are crucial to our understanding of our Saviour and the Jewlsh Messiah.

King Jesus Part 1. A study of kingship in the Bible. To be the legitimate King, Jesus had to fulfil God's law of kingship. With this in mind, the full panorama of Jesus' life is laid out from His birth in the manger to the day when all will be seen under His full authority. An exciting series!

King Jesus Part 2. A study of kingship in the Bible. To be the legitimate King, Jesus had to fulfil God's law of kingship. With this in mind, the full panorama of Jesus' life is laid out from His birth in the manger to the day when all will be seen under His full authority. An exciting series!

King Jesus Part 3. A study of kingship in the Bible. To be the legitimate King, Jesus had to fulfil God's law of kingship. With this in mind, the full panorama of Jesus' life is laid out from His birth in the manger to the day when all will be seen under His full authority. An exciting series!

King Jesus Part 4. A study of kingship in the Bible. To be the legitimate King, Jesus had to fulfil God's law of kingship. With this in mind, the full panorama of Jesus' life is laid out from His birth in the manger to the day when all will be seen under His full authority. An exciting series!

One of the most unusual talks that Roger has ever given. Beginning with the unlikely subject of sweat, Roger then examines the role of the anointing oil and encourages us to allow the fragrance of Jesus to perfume our lives.

He is not only the God of the spiritual world, He also wants to manifest Himself physically in all we do. Contrary to the Greek belief that spiritual represented good and physical represented evil, Jesus, through Paul, reminded them forcibly that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit. God wants to be seen in you and me.

In this study Roger unpacks the revelation that God's desire is for us to know Him as a Father. The Father sees us as a pearl of great price and it is this revelation of his love that we are encouraged to both know and experience. If we are not to lose our first love we must know that 'We love, because He first loved us' (1 John 4:19, NASB).