Enjoying Jesus by Tim Chester is ideal for anyone wanting to deepen their relationship with Jesus. Especially those who feel disconnected from God. Grab a copy of both Enjoying Jesus AND Enjoying God for just £12 until December 20th: thegoodbook.co.uk/enjoying-jesus

Tim Chester, author of a new commentary on the psalms, talks to Lee Gatiss about praying and singing these songs in the latest episode of the Church Society podcast: churchsociety.org/resource/podca…

"Jesus and the Spirit are one being with the Father. The Spirit is the Spirit of Christ. So the Spirit makes Jesus himself present, even when Jesus is physically absent." Read the full extract from Enjoying Jesus by Tim Chester : thegoodbook.co.uk/blog/extracts/…

Showing not only how each psalm might be read or preached, but also how it could be prayed, sung or used in pastoral and self-care, Tim Chester invites us to engage deeply with this poetic Scripture through The Hodder Bible Commentary: Psalms 42-89. 👉 bit.ly/HBCPsalms

50 volumes. 4 million words. Global representation. The Hodder Bible Commentary is a doctrinally sensitive and globally aware Bible commentary series. Be refreshed with new understanding. Out November 12: Matthew, Psalms 42-89 and Joshua 👉bit.ly/HodderBible #preaching

All our Foundation courses are different, and we love the hidden surprises in each of them. Our Church History course has a mind blowing timeline you can get a glimpse of here. To start studying Church History today, simply sign up on our website. vimeo.com/736214304

'Christianity is all about Jesus. And yet Jesus can seem strangely absent from our lives.' Crosslands 5️⃣ ways to enjoy Jesus more by Tim Chester: e-n.org.uk/features/2024-…

50 volumes. 4 million words. Global representation. The Hodder Bible Commentary is a doctrinally sensitive and globally aware Bible commentary series. Be refreshed with new understanding. Out TODAY: Matthew, Psalms 42-89 and Joshua 👉bit.ly/HodderBible #preaching

Showing not only how each psalm might be read or preached, but also how it could be prayed, sung or used in pastoral and self-care, Tim Chester invites us to engage deeply with this poetic Scripture through The Hodder Bible Commentary: Psalms 42-89. 👉 bit.ly/HBCPsalms

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Ever feel stuck, wanting to change but can’t? 🫣 Tim Chester’s classic guide You Can Change has encouraged countless readers over the years, and now it’s back—refreshed for 2025 and accompanied by a NEW Devotional📙 🌍Available now on Amazon and bookstores worldwide

Our Good Book Guides are one of our best-selling series, and there has been a lot of love for them over the years. Shop the series! thegoodbook.co.uk/series/good-bo… Tim Chester

More about our bestselling Bible studies (and check out the series' new look!) youtu.be/xkn_nRH7ssE?si…

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Here's a new song based on Psalm 27 - a psalm that is very precious to me. I wrote it with Ben Slee and it's recorded by Joyful Noise. The ending is a great lead into a time of prayer. open.spotify.com/track/6RPsX4Ej…

Here's an article on the case John Stott made for Christian social involvement. The article is adapted from my book, Stott on the Christian Life. crossway.org/articles/the-c…