Bible Commentary

This is a chapter-by-chapter Bible commentary covering both the Old and New Testaments. Each entry works through the passage directly — following what the text says, drawing out its meaning, and showing how it connects to the larger story of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation.

The aim of every commentary is to teach what the Bible is actually teaching. That means reading each chapter in its own context, taking seriously what the author intended, and tracing the threads that run through the whole of Scripture. The approach is non-technical — no knowledge of Greek or Hebrew is assumed — but the teaching is substantive. These are not chapter summaries. They are explanations of what God is saying through His Word.

The perspective throughout is evangelical and Reformed. Scripture is treated as the Word of God: authoritative, sufficient, and unified. The gospel of grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone runs as the thread through the whole Bible. The Old Testament is read as real history that points forward to Christ; the New Testament as the fulfilment of what God promised from the beginning.

Each entry comes with both a video teaching and a written commentary covering the same passage — suitable for individual Bible reading, church small groups, or personal study alongside an open Bible. The library is ongoing, with new books and chapters added regularly.