Stephen Dray

A simple explanation of the Book of Ruth for the popular reader.

This is a simple explanation of Mark's Gospel designed to help the modern reader encounter Jesus for themselves.

A brief and practical outline of the Book of Daniel designed to emphasise its relevance to those suffering affliction.

This is a study quide, ideally designed for Bible Study groups, with a view to helping readers understand and apply this most peculiar book

The remarkable story of the early Baptist movement in Cornwall. Beginninig with a miraculous healing near Truro it ends with the remarkable ministry of Georger Charles Smith of Penzance.

This short book is an explanation of the Book of Joshua designed to encourage 'ordinary' readers to profit from this wonderful Old Testament book.

It is the incredible privilege of Christians to know and serve the God who has made himself known to human beings as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The studies that follow are intended to help us know this God better and to learn to love and worship him. The studies have been prepared for those who attend Ferndale Baptist Church, Southend-on-Sea, but the authors hope that they will be of help to others as they seek to worship the true God.

Paul warns the Christians at Corinth to unite against the pressures of pagan life that threaten to engulf them. His teaching has a relevance that echoes down the centuries.

Jesus called his disciples to leave their nets and boats and to follow him. In his gospel Matthew offers us an encounter with this same Jesus, the King. He presents the words and works of the Master in an easy-to-read, easy-to-learn form, around three great themes; Jesus the Messiah, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies; Israel and the church, exposing the hypocrisy of the Jewish religious leaders; Jesus the King, 'Son of David', yet dying for his people. Matthew's gospel is an ideal starting-point for discovering the truth about Jesus.