Bible Readings

Morning Bible Reading

Guard the Gospel (2 Timothy 1:1-14)

Paul calls his spiritual son Timothy to guard the gospel despite hardship.  As he does so we get a window into how each of them became the man they were.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Monday 11:15 Alistair Begg

Morning Bible Reading

Strengthened by Grace (2 Timothy 1:15-2:13)

Paul reminds Timothy of those who have been steadfast and those who haven’t. He calls Timothy, with a renewed appeal, “to be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus.”

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Tuesday 11:15 Alistair Begg

Morning Bible Reading

Present Yourself to God (2 Timothy 2:14-26)

Paul calls Timothy to faithful ministry in the face of the challenge of false teachers.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Wednesday 11:15 Alistair Begg

Morning Bible Reading

Understand This (2 Timothy 3:1-17)

Paul gives a damning indictment of false teachers and urges Timothy to stick with what he has learnt.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Thursday 11:15 Alistair Begg

Morning Bible Reading

Fulfil Your Ministry (2 Timothy 4:1-22)

In a deeply personal end to the letter, Paul gives to Timothy the solemn charge to fulfil his ministry.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Friday 11:15 Alistair Begg

2 Timothy

Bible readings will be given by Alistair Begg.
In 1983, Alistair became the senior pastor at Parkside Church near Cleveland, Ohio, where he continues to lead the congregation and teach God’s Word Sunday by Sunday.
He will be speaking on 2 Timothy.

During the Convention, sessions will be livestreamed on the Keswick Ministries YouTube channel. They will then be available afterwards for catch up.

This letter records Paul’s last words. He is in prison, chained to a Roman soldier, dictating this letter to Luke for his young pastor friend, Timothy, Paul’s ‘true son in the faith’ (1 Timothy 1:2). Timothy had been his travelling companion on missionary journeys, had visited churches on his behalf, was with him during his first stint in prison and was now the pastor of the church in Ephesus. Paul wrote to Timothy encouraging him to visit, but, more importantly, pleading with him to stay faithful, keeping Christ and the gospel central to his life and ministry.

Morning Bible Reading

Grateful for our Blessings (Ephesians 1:1-14)

Do you know how blessed you are? We can’t limit those blessings to life here and now. Our blessings are in ‘heavenly realms’, and if we grasp what they are, it can transform how we face each day. Paul enumerates our blessings in this passage, which take in all the members of the trinity, and impact both time and eternity!

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Monday 11:15 Jeremy McQuoid

Morning Bible Reading

Grateful for Growth (Ephesians 1:15-23)

Are you growing as a Christian? How do you know? How can we measure our growth in Christ, and what exactly do we need to be growing in? We can tell from what Paul gives thanks for in his magnificent prayer, exactly the kind of things we need to be growing in as believers, and what we ought to be thankful for when we find them in each other.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Tuesday 11:15 Jeremy McQuoid

Morning Bible Reading

Grateful for the Church (Ephesians 2:11-22)

This passage is key to the overall message of Ephesians. God has called people out of darkness, from various backgrounds and cultures, to be his church. So how should we behave as the church together, and what are we called to do? How can we grow as churches and fulfil the plans that God has for us from eternity?

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Wednesday 11:15 Jeremy McQuoid

Morning Bible Reading

Grateful for the Gospel (Ephesians 3:1-13)

Why should we be committed to the Gospel? Why does Paul call the Gospel a ‘mystery’? What are we to do with this mystery? How can we share the Gospel effectively, and live it out against the backdrop of cosmic warfare? Ephesians 3 shows us how to be ‘Gospel driven’, and what’s at stake as we live for Christ every day.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Thursday 11:15 Jeremy McQuoid

Morning Bible Reading

Grateful for Prayer (Ephesians 3:14-21)

Paul’s beautiful prayer for the church forms a kind of doxology to end the first half of Ephesians. What can we learn from Paul’s prayer about how to develop a deeper relationship with God? How should we approach God? How can we love better, and experience Christ’s love for us? How should we respond when God, in his limitless power, doesn’t answer our prayers?

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Friday 11:15 Jeremy McQuoid

Grateful for our life ‘in heavenly realms’ – Ephesians

Bible Readings will be given by Jeremy McQuoid.

Jeremy McQuoid is the current chair of the board of trustees at Keswick Ministries. He is Teaching Pastor at Deeside Christian Fellowship, in Aberdeen.

He will be speaking on Ephesians.

During the Convention, sessions will be livestreamed on the Keswick Ministries YouTube channel. They will then be available afterwards for catch up.

Morning Bible Reading

Happy Families! (Genesis 25:19-34)

In Genesis 25 we see a number of obstacles that threaten the fulfilment of God’s promise to Abraham. God’s amazing grace is the only hope for flawed sinners.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Monday 11:15 Martin Salter

Morning Bible Reading

Deceitful Intention and Divine Intervention (Genesis 27:1-29)

In Genesis 27 we see the web of deceit cast by Isaac and Esau, and Rebekah and Jacob. Their lies and manipulation bring tragic consequences. However we also see God bringing remarkable good out of human evil.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Tuesday 11:15 Martin Salter

Morning Bible Reading

Stairway to Heaven? (Genesis 28:10-22)

Genesis 28 records Jacob’s vision of the stairway to heaven. God meets him at his lowest ebb and makes extraordinary promises. God’s presence and power will be Jacob’s hope as he faces an uncertain future.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Wednesday 11:15 Martin Salter

Morning Bible Reading

Time to Surrender (Genesis 32:22-31)

In Genesis 32-33 we see Jacob finally beginning to surrender. His lifelong wrestles with man and God come to a striking end. He finally learns that surrender his the path to blessing.

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Thursday 11:15 Martin Salter

Morning Bible Reading

A Fresh Resolve (Genesis 35:1-15)

In Genesis 35 we see Jacob’s newfound resolve to abandon all that’s been holding him back, and live for God with all he has. God’s relentless grace with the frail and flawed brings real life transformation.”

This session will also be available for catch-up via the live streaming link below.

Friday 11:15 Martin Salter

The Life of Jacob: Faith for the Flawed – Genesis 25-35

Bible Readings will be given by Martin Salter.

Martin Salter is Lead Pastor at Grace Community Church, Bedford and has been serving Keswick Convention for about 20 years.

He will be speaking on Genesis.

During the Convention, sessions will be livestreamed on the Keswick Ministries YouTube channel. They will then be available afterwards for catch up.