In 2021, we began the process of going through the Bible, chapter by chapter, and now we've reached the end. But what did we learn? Join David Alley as he summarises the themes and narrative of The Bible.

Deuterocanon? Apocrypha? Lost books of the Bible? In this Episode, David summarises the Apocrypha, a collection of writings that have had disputed and debated canonicity depending on who you ask. David answers two questions: what's in the Apocrypha, and is it worth reading?

We're not finished just yet! The Book of Revelation is commonly regarded by mainstream sources to be a prophecy about the End of the World. Many Christians regard this book as a prophecy of tribulation, pain, and suffering in our future. However, having gone through each chapter, and seeing the pieces put together, you find that it is not that, but something far greater. Once understood, the book of Revelation is one of the most uplifting and inspiring books in the Bible, with a message of triumph for Christ and his Church.

The Final chapter of both Revelation and the Bible, 22 describes a River that flows through the street of the city from the Throne of God, having the "Tree of Life" on both banks. This sounds like it could be Heaven, but what is it actually?

As we see in this chapter, John witnesses The Bride of Christ, The Holy City, Jerusalem, descend out of Heaven from God. But when this chapter describes "A New Heaven and a New Earth" what does that mean?

In Chapter 20, we reach one of the most hotly debated passages in the Bible: The Millennium. How long is the Millennium discribed in this chapter? What are the major views? We share what how long we think 1000 years actually is!

A Chapter of Triumph! The Rider on the White Horse rides out, conquering the nations. Who is this rider? Jesus of course!

In Chapter 17, we saw the Harlot, named "Babylon the Great". Now, in chapter 18, we read that a city by the same name has fallen, and the Lord speaks harshly of it's doom. But what actually is Babylon?