Build on the Rock (Matthew 7.24) starts by looking at faith and doubt.

Build on the Rock (Matthew 7.24) starts by looking at faith and doubt. Is it wrong - or is it normal and healthy - for a Christian to have doubts? Is there any evidence for a God who loves us? We hear from many witnesses. At the heart of a Christian answer stands Jesus himself. We consider his 'strange and beautiful story' and reflect upon his teaching, his death, his resurrection and his continuing significance. The five sessions focus on: Session 1: Believing and doubting Session 2: Jesus – our teacher Session 3: Jesus – our saviour Session 4: Jesus – conqueror of death Session 5: Jesus – Lord and brother The course booklet is accompanied by a lively CD, featuring Richard Chartres, former Bishop of London, Paula Gooder, Canon Chancellor of St Paul’s Cathedral, the late Joel Edwards CBE, writer and broadcaster, the late David Gamble, former President of the Methodist Conference, and Dr David Hope, retired Anglican bishop. This York Course is available in the following formats: - Course Book (Paperback 9781909107021) - Course Book (eBook 9781909107540) - Audio Book of Interview to support Build on the Rock York Course (CD 9781909107526) - Audio Book of Interview (Digital Download 9781909107519) - Transcript of interview to support Build on the Rock York Course (Paperback 9781909107038) - Transcript of interview (eBook 9781909107533) - Book Pack (9781909107557 Featuring Paperback Course Book, Audio Book on CD and Paperback Transcript of Interview) - Large print (9781909107564)

"Faithful, feisty, pragmatic, and unfailingly pastoral, Warren explores the depths with a light and humble touch, prompted by Stanley's gentle and skilful questions ... With additional comments from four people in the pews, the four-part course gathers such momentum that by the third session, nearly every line hits home." - Church Times on LIVING IN THE LIGHT

"Accessibly weaves substantial theology with Bible study, emphasizing that we need to unfamiliarize ourselves with the Bible, letting its sheer strangeness jolt us. Plenty of personal glimpses and fascinating detail include an Orthodox priest protesting that a prostitute is not a sinner, but an icon in the dustbin . . ." - Church Times on GOD HAS NO FAVOURITES

"One health warning: avoid this course if the Psalms hardly feature in your acts of worship, because anyone completing it will be an enthusiast for their wider and more central use." - Church Times on THE PSALMS