David Pawson

Were it not for problems in the church at Corinth, we might never have had Paul's teaching on marriage and celibacy, supernatural gifts, the resurr...

These two letters were written by the man who tried to persuade Jesus not to be crucified; also wanted to erect three shrines on a mountain top for...

Speculation about the second coming of our Lord is nothing new. The saints in Thessalonica were already being misled. Paul's two corrective letters...

Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus have sometimes been labelled his ‘Pastoral Epistles’. Scholars have assigned them to a later period in Paul’s m...

Many have heard, usually in childhood, about the lions refusing to make a meal of Daniel when he was thrown into their cage. Some know about the su...

Unlike Paul's other letters, this one is not addressed to particular churches or individuals, with their own needs and problems (even "Ephesians" i...

The word “exodus” means “going out”. The book of Exodus is about an escape - and an elopement, for it is the story of a runaway marriage, the true ...

The modern mood is that we do not want to argue about religion. We do not want to quarrel, but to be comfortable with each other. Galatians is not ...

Genesis is the beginning of the Bible but it has got the beginning of everything else in it. Here is the beginning of the universe; the beginning o...

'But I'm not a Hebrew! So why should I read a letter addressed to Jewish believers?' Because the author's warnings and appeals ('Don't go back, do ...

The book of Isaiah is the whole Bible in miniature. The first 39 chapters reflect the themes of the 39 books in the Old Testament, and the last 27 ...

Common sense is not all that common, especially in its sanctified form. But the letter of James to the dispersed Messianic believers of his day is ...

This church was not suffering from doctrinal error, so Paul did not come with a heavy hand. He did not have to rebuke someone strongly as at Corint...

Revised and updated Commentary to include David's most recent teaching 2014.

Here is a wealth of insight on a great selection of Psalms which will help preachers and all believers to appreciate their richness and depth of me...

Here is an exciting journey through the last book in the Bible, providing many powerful, fresh insights. With a new, very personal approach to Bibl...

This long-awaited, major volume shows how this Gospel is for all sorts and conditions of people, including the poor, women and, above all, sinners ...

Those who enjoy reading other people's correspondence should welcome much of the New Testament! It is surprising that God chose such personal and p...

David Pawson looks at the messages of these so-called “minor prophets” and says: I do not like that term. To God all prophets are important, whethe...

David Pawson looks at the messages of these so-called “minor prophets” and says: I do not like that term. To God all prophets are important, whethe...

Zechariah points straight forward to Jesus Christ our Lord. Though it was spoken and written five hundred years before Jesus was born in Bethlehem,...

The author’s journey through different kinds of preaching: testimony (experience) preaching; text preaching; concordance sermons; topical preaching...

David writes: “Luther was not comfortable with the whole Bible. That was one of the roots of his inconsistency. The second failure, which came from...

What is meant by ‘being filled’ with the Holy Spirit? A clear, biblical explanation.

In this book David Pawson teaches what the Bible says about the life of the early church, and how he sees that being put into practice today.

Comparing and contrasting ‘Hebraic’ and ‘Greek’ ways of thinking.

What the Bible says about the Second Coming of Christ.

What the Bible says about being saved.

Is grace undeserved favour, irresistible force or unconditional forgiveness?

How David Pawson approaches study of a book of the Bible - a worked example.