“I found that, in the end, atheism was not a basis for a meaningful life.” Niall Ferguson on his recent Christian conversion and the need for people to “go to church and open their hearts to Christ.” ht Macdonald-Laurier Institute

Looking for a meaningful devotional to start the year? Immerse yourself in the rich theology of Psalm 119 with Charles Bridges' insightful verse-by-verse study. It's a thoughtful way to begin the year. Explore more: gr-uk.org/blog/psalm-119… #Devotional #Psalm119

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“I will also speak of your testimonies before kings and shall not be put to shame,” Ps 119:46 “Were you once ‘glorying in your shame;’ and will you now be ashamed of your glory? Remember [Mark 8:38].” — Charles Bridges #psalm119 #thebible

It's helpful this year to see the way Jesus interacts with tradition. Much of Jesus's teaching ministry seems to designed to curtail people going beyond the Word of God and people misunderstanding the Word of God. Read more... gr-uk.org/blog/scripture…

Discover the profound impact of God's Word in Hebrews 4:12-13. #Scripture #Inspiration #Hebrews gr-uk.org/blog/the-word-…

It's a new year and time to start a new Bible reading plan... or is it? Jim Curtis gives a defense about why, not only should you have a reading plan, but why the M'Cheyne reading plan is one of the best. gr-uk.org/blog/2oon0epcf…

We found an old podcast in the rubble behind GRUKHQ. Previously unreleased now for the world to hear. Darren and Phil sit down for an extended chat over church officers. So check your podcast feed, head over to YouTube, or listen to on our website. gr-uk.org/blog/elders-de…

John Calvin commenting on Psalm 119:49, "Remember your word to your servant, for you have given me hope." #calvin #psalm119

When we come to Scripture we should come with questions. But we also need to recognise that Scripture doesn't answer all the questions we might have! #scripture-alone Michael “Parrothead” Cochran gr-uk.org/blog/en8sxpfwv…

From the archives: Josh Rieger takes us through one of the best statements on Scripture, found in the Westminster Confession of Faith. #scripture #westminsterconfession gr-uk.org/blog/the-scrip…

Another episode of GRUKology is now available. The first one recorded in 2026! Jim, Phil, and Michael sit down to talk about the topic of 'what is the word of God?' Specifically what does it mean that the Scriptures are the very words of God. gr-uk.org/blog/t3akw5095…

From the archives: Andy ask Do you hear God’s voice? Has Jesus ever spoken to you? Has the Holy Spirit ever brought the truth of God to bear on your life in a personal way? Can you say that you meet with the Triune God regularly?

When considering God’s Word, we face the historic debate of prioritizing the Bible or the Church. This prompts an examination of how general revelation can illuminate special revelation and the Bible. Read more at: gr-uk.org/blog/revelatio…

Learn more about the EPCEW’s new church plant in Lublin, Poland and how you can support this work. gr-uk.org/lublin

As promised, Darren sits down with the chair of the committee for church planting to discuss the latest church plant in Poland. gr-uk.org/blog/ae7xldcn7…

How many hours should a minister devote to preparing a sermon? Darren tells us and the title may be slightly misleading... but that's Darren's fault. #sermonprep gr-uk.org/blog/a-defence…

Charles Bridges commenting on Psalm 119:49 "Remember your word to your servant, in which you have made me hope." (ESV) #psalms #psalms119

The Bible claims to be infallible. For us to understand it, preach it, and apply it, do we need another infallible authority to interpret it for us? This is the question that divides Protestants and Catholics. Listen now. gr-uk.org/blog/18nl4g0jr…

From the archives: what is presbyterianism... at a glance? gr-uk.org/blog/presbyter… #presbyterian #reformed