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Straight to the Heart

Phil Moore is the author of the "Straight To The Heart" series of bite-sized devotional commentaries. Punchy, relevant and refreshingly direct - let's go straight to the heart of the Bible together.

"In taking us straight to the heart of the text, Phil Moore has served us magnificently ... Phil writes so relevantly and with such submission to Biblical revelation."

Terry Virgo

"Want to understand the Bible better? Don’t have the time or energy to read complicated commentaries? ... Allow Phil Moore to explain and then apply God’s message to your life. Think of this book as the Bible’s message distilled for everyone."

Adrian Warnock | Christian Blogger

“Phil makes the deep truths of Scripture alive and accessible. If you want to grow in your understanding of each book of the Bible, then buy these books and let them change your life!”

PJ Smyth | GodFirst Church, Johannesburg, South Africa

"Most commentaries are dull. These are alive. Most commentaries are for scholars. These are for you!"

Canon Michael Green

"Bible notes often say too little, yet larger commentaries can be dull - missing the wood for the trees. Phil's insights are striking, original, and fresh, going straight to the heart of the text and the reader!"

Greg Haslam | Westminster Chapel, London, UK

“Phil Moore's new commentaries are outstanding: biblical and passionate, clear and well-illustrated, simple and profound. God's Word comes to life as you read them, and the wonder of God shines through every page.”

Andrew Wilson | Author of "If God, Then What?" and "Incomparable"

Fresh. Solid. Simple. Really good stuff.

R.T.Kendall

The Mayor of Mayors

 Friday 4 May

As I write this, Boris Johnson is anxiously waiting for the counting of votes to see if he is still the Mayor of London. Hundreds of Conservative and LibDem councillors have lost their seats. A senior Labour councillor has lost his seat to George Galloway’s Respect Party. It’s a magnificent reminder that human power is very fleeting.

 

That’s why I’m loving our new preaching series on the book of Revelation with its constant reminder that God’s power never fades away.

 

When John saw a vision of Jesus in Revelation 1, he recognised him as the person Daniel had described as “one like the son of man.” Daniel had dreamed a prophetic dream in 553BC in which he saw the Babylonian Empire rise and fall, the Persian Empire rise and fall, Alexander the Great’s Empire rise and fall, and the Roman Empire rise and fall. Then he had seen “...
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