Part 5: Eternally Loved?

Who are you, really? In a world that measures worth by appearance, achievement and success, where can we discover our true identity? In this five-part podcast series, Bible teacher Brian Johnston explores what the Bible reveals about ourselves and, above all, what God has done for us through Jesus Christ.

We begin by discovering that we are wonderfully made by God, the Master Craftsman, before confronting the sobering reality that we are deeply fallen through sin and utterly dependent on His grace. We then explore the liberating truth of being fully forgiven through Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice, the extraordinary spiritual blessings believers possess in Him, and the assurance of God’s eternal, unbreakable love—even when life brings suffering and uncertainty.

These foundational truths challenge our assumptions, reshape our perspective and encourage us to see ourselves through God’s Word. Join us as we discover an identity grounded not in what we achieve, but in God’s grace, purpose and faithfulness.

Part 7

In an age captivated by artificial intelligence and anxious about the future, this series offers a strikingly clear and compelling guide to one of the Bible’s most mysterious books—the Book of Revelation.

• The true focus of Revelation—not just future events, but the unveiled glory of Jesus Christ
• How to interpret vivid imagery, symbols, and numbers without losing the message
• The role of prayer, prophecy, and divine sovereignty in shaping history
• The connection between ancient Scripture and modern technological questions, including artificial intelligence

Brian takes a “futurist” approach while carefully explaining alternative views, equipping listeners to think critically and faithfully - whether you’re new to Revelation or have long wrestled with its meaning.

What if the Pharaohs of Egypt were not merely characters in ancient stories, but real historical figures whose lives intersected with the biblical story? From Abraham’s encounter with Pharaoh, through Joseph’s extraordinary rise to power and Moses’ confrontation with the ruler of Egypt, this fascinating series explores the people, places and events that connect biblical history with ancient Egypt. Drawing on Scripture, archaeology and Egyptian history, it challenges popular assumptions and asks what the evidence can tell us about the world of the Bible. Above all, it points to a bigger truth: the Bible’s story unfolds not in myth, but in the real world of history—and behind it all stands the sovereign God who keeps His promises.