The recording of last week’s webinar, led by John Brand, is now online.
May’s Free Webinar is Revelation in a Day

On Thursday 28th May, John Brand, EBC’s Academic Dean, will be unlocking Revelation in the latest of our ‘In a Day’ webinars
As usual, there is no charge for the webinar but registration is essential and can be done at https://forms.gle/fjBnTe23aujZy3zJ6
This time, we are not producing a printed accompanying study booklet but will make available a pdf version to everyone who registers for the webinar.
You can watch and download previous In a Day webinar recordings:
Free Webinar: 2 Timothy in a Day
The fourth in our series of free webinars is scheduled for Thursday 30th April when experienced Bible preacher and teacher, EBC’s Academic Dean, John Brand will open up 2 Timothy, Paul’s last recorded letter in our New Testaments.
If you can’t stay with us for the whole day, join us for as much as you are able to and then you can get access to the whole recording of the webinar.
The webinar runs from 9.30am – 4.00pm with appropriate breaks and is completely free. A small study guide is available at cost price and a number of people find these helpful for following the study and making their own notes. Registration is now available here.
You can watch and download previous In a Day webinar recordings:
The next In a Day webinar will be Revelation on Thursday 28th May, God willing
TFT Podcast
Here’s Principal Ramone’s second ‘Theology in 5-10 Minutes’ podcast, and in this one he asks the question: Why study theology?
The Atonement
“The atonement is the crucial doctrine of the faith.
Unless we are right here it matters little, or so it seems to me, what we are like elsewhere.”
(Leon Morris)
Over ten Wednesday mornings, beginning on April 15th, in a series of virtual classrooms held over zoom, we will be studying the Scriptural teaching on this most vital of all doctrines.
Led by our Academic Dean, John Brand, these studies are open to ANYONE, ANYWHERE, and can be audited or studied to gain study credits.
And if, for any reason, you can’t join the zoom class live, by registering you will have access to the recordings and any notes provided.
The cost is £200 (assessments) or £170 (auditing). Registration is essential and can be done here
You can download a Module Description here
Equipping the Saints
Here’s this week’s podcast in which Ramone and John look at 1 John 3:4-10 and consider the Christian’s new relationship to sin. We have tried to keep it a bit shorter this week so as not to test your patience!
Summer Term @ EBC
Here are the details of our summer term, which begins in just two weeks’ time, and there is a great choice of important modules that are open to ANYONE, ANYWHERE.
Details of the individual subjects are available by clicking on the links below:
Encourage one another

We appreciate encouragement as much as anyone and were truly encouraged to receive these comments in the last few days:
“I received this wonderful encouragement after preaching today from a sister in the Lord. But I wanted to share it with you too to encourage your heart also, because a lot of it is down to the fantastic teaching and training I received from yourself over the past 6 months in homiletics and hermeneutics. So I just want to thank you for blessing me and blessing our congregation by helping me to handle and deliver the Word of God. “ (Ryan)
“A day in studying Gods Word and delving into the word in a easy to follow way and to be blessed.” (Callum)
“This is the first time I have attended one of the EBC ‘All Day’ lectures. For myself, it was a day well spent ; thought-provoking ; edifying ; and well presented. I have no hesitation in thoroughly recommending these to everyone able to attend.” (Nigel)
“Thank you for doing these courses. These webinars give you a good sound introduction to the meaning and content of the book being discussed. They encourage you to dig deeper and gain a truthful understanding of Scripture.” (Iain)
Soli Deo Gloria!
Theology in 5-10 Minutes
Here is the first in a new series of short podcasts being produced by our Principal, Ramone McKenzie. This time he poses a question about elders and deacons to our former Principal.








