Three Friends and the Miracle Man, our children's Easter resources from 2019.

Our Easter resources feature a new children’s Easter booklet called The Greatest Miracle of All (for ages 7 – 11) accompanied by an easy pop-up service and PowerPoint.

The Psalm 27 Garden is now open to the public in its permanent home, Sheffield General Cemetery, where it’s been called ‘an amazing miracle’. The cemetery is now a conservation area and a local nature reserve, owned by Sheffield City Council.

‘I love the psalms and particularly Psalm 121.1 which says, “I lift my eyes to the hills, where does my help come from? My help comes from the LORD, the maker of heaven and earth.”

‘My son is terminally ill. He was diagnosed with myeloma, a type of blood cancer, just after his 55th birthday. He had pains all over his body and kept going to the doctor, but because he was a lorry driver and before that a stunt man, they put it ...

The successor of the prophet Elijah who continued to prophesy in the northern kingdom. Elijah was known for his miracles but Elisha performed even more wonders. He was accepted at the time as the leader of the sons of the prophets.

Also known as Kinneret, the Lake of Gennesaret, Lake Tiberias or the Sea of Tiberias. A large freshwater lake in northern Israel which is about 33 miles in circumference, it is the second lowest lake in the world (after the Dead Sea). The place whe...

The Hebrew name for a lake which was also known as Galilee, the Lake of Gennesaret or Lake Tiberias. A large freshwater lake in northern Israel which is about 33 miles in circumference, it is the second lowest lake in the world (after the Dead Sea)....

One of the names for the lake also known as Kinneret, the sea of Galilee, the sea of Tiberias or Lake Tiberias. A large freshwater lake in northern Israel which is about 33 miles in circumference, it is the second lowest lake in the world (after the...

A ruler of the Assyrian empire (705-681 BC), he led the Assyrian response to the rebellion against them by Hezekiah, king of Judah in 701 BC. Although he destroyed many of the cities in Judah, he never breached Jerusalem and Hezekiah remained on the...

Also known as Kinneret, the Lake of Gennesaret, Lake Tiberias or the Sea of Galilee. A large freshwater lake in northern Israel which is about 33 miles in circumference, it is the second lowest lake in the world (after the Dead Sea). The place wher...

A village in Judea about two miles east of Jerusalem. It was the home of sisters Mary and Martha, and their brother Lazarus who died and was raised back to life by Jesus, a spectacular miracle that anticipated Jesus’ own resurrection, showing him t...

Welcome to our new series – and a new location, as we explore Galilee. As you watch this set of films, we hope you will get a real sense of the importance and significance of this special place. It was here that Jesus began his ministry as...

John’s Gospel is the most reflective and overtly theological of all the Gospels. It begins with a beautiful poem on the Word made flesh and continues to interweave stories about Jesus with deep theological reflections on what he means. The stories ...

I love the story of the wedding at Cana in John 2, where Jesus turns water into wine. It really demonstrates the humanness of Jesus in a very strong way, that he chose his first miracle to make people happy. He's slightly peevish with his mother...

‘War is like a marathon. It wears you down.’ Rostyslav, who works for Bible Society, talks about how the war has affected him, their work, and the country.

Information on using Bible text and illustrations.

Many people think the world of the Bible is so far distant in time that it can’t really help very much with issues about the lives of today’s children. We disagree! Find out why.

How can you study the Bible academically and trust it as a Christian? Does scholarship actually help to find a way through the difficult parts of the Bible? Will some parts of the Old Testament just always feel like a struggle to read?

If we look at stories such as Daniel and Jonah, how sure are we that they are actually based upon historical events, rather than stories or parables to help us understand how God [acted] and hence how we should react today?