Programmes
THE BIBLE (Bible reading in English)
Monday to Sunday
Programme Schedule: 12am – 8am – 4pm
Listening to the Holy Bible is essential to the Christian life because through it God speaks with clarity, authority, and grace. Scripture is not merely a record of religious reflection but the inspired Word by which the Spirit instructs, corrects, comforts, and transforms the believer. To listen attentively is to place oneself under divine wisdom rather than human opinion, allowing God’s truth to shape the conscience and order the heart. As faith comes by hearing (Romans 10:17), so spiritual maturity grows through reverent, obedient attention to the Word. Where the Bible is heard with humility and received with trust, there the mind is enlightened, the will strengthened, and the soul directed toward Christ.
STUDY NOOK (Bible study in English)
Monday to Friday
Programme Schedule: 1am – 9am – 5pm
Bible study, together with lessons from the history of the Church, play a central role in the life of the believer and the Church because it is the disciplined, prayerful search of God’s revealed truth. Through careful study, Christians move beyond surface familiarity to deeper understanding—examining context, tracing themes, and grasping the unity of Scripture. This sustained engagement strengthens discernment, guards against error, and equips believers to think biblically about doctrine, church history, ethics, and daily decisions.
Bible study also nourishes devotion: as the mind is informed, the heart is stirred towards worship, gratitude, and obedience. In the life of the Church, corporate study fosters unity in truth, encourages mutual exhortation, and prepares believers for faithful witness. By giving time and reverent attention to Scripture, the people of God grow in wisdom, stability, and likeness to Christ.
SING ALL THE EARTH! (Hymns in English)
Monday to Friday
Skeda tal-programm: 1.30am – 9.30am – 5.30pm
Saturday & Sunday
Programme Time Schedule: 4am – 12pm – 8pm
Listening to Christian music and hymns—both old and new—holds a significant place in the spiritual life of believers. Music has the unique ability to engage both heart and mind, reinforcing the truths of Scripture in ways that words alone sometimes cannot. Traditional hymns connect us to the historic faith, offering theological depth, reverent worship, and a sense of continuity with generations of saints who have sung the same praises to God. They teach doctrine, cultivate devotion, and anchor memory in the beauty of sound.
READER’S CHOICE (Book reading in Maltese or English)
Monday to Friday
Programme Schedule: 2am – 10am – 6pm
Reading and listening to good Christian literature—both from the past and the contemporary world—is an important means of spiritual growth and theological depth. The writings of earlier generations connect us with the historic faith of the Church, reminding us that we stand within a great communion of saints who have wrestled with Scripture, persecution, doubt, reform, and revival.
Their works provide tested wisdom, doctrinal clarity, and a perspective shaped by centuries of reflection. At the same time, faithful contemporary authors help believers address present challenges, cultural shifts, and pastoral questions with biblical insight.
Together, past and present voices guard us from chronological arrogance, enrich our understanding of truth, and expand our spiritual vocabulary. Good Christian literature stretches the mind, warms the heart, sharpens discernment, and encourages perseverance. By reading widely and wisely, disciples grow in maturity, humility, and gratitude for the enduring work of God in His Church across the ages.
MESSAGE OF HOPE (Sermon in English – Series)
Monday to Friday
Programme Schedule: 4.30am – 12.30pm – 8.30pm
The richness of Reformed biblical preaching in English lies in its deep commitment to the authority, sufficiency, and clarity of Holy Scripture. Rooted in the conviction that God speaks through His Word, Reformed preaching seeks not merely to inspire but to expound—to open the text carefully, explain its meaning faithfully, and apply it earnestly to the conscience.
The English-speaking world has been uniquely shaped by this tradition, from the clarity and doctrinal depth of the Puritans to the evangelical fervour of later expositors. Its hallmarks include systematic theology woven into exposition, Christ-centred interpretation, pastoral application, and a reverent seriousness about eternal realities.
Such preaching unites mind and heart: it instructs with precision, confronts with honesty, comforts with the promises of grace, and calls believers to holiness. In its best expression, Reformed preaching in English combines theological depth, literary clarity, and spiritual warmth—seeking not applause but the transformation of hearers under the sovereign Word of God.
WALKING IN CHRIST (Sermon in Maltese)
Monday to Sunday
Programme Schedule: 6am – 2pm – 10pm
Applied biblical catechesis is essential because it ensures that Christian doctrine is not merely learned but lived. Catechesis grounds believers in the foundational truths of Scripture—who God is, what He has done in Christ, and how we are to respond in faith and obedience. When it is applied, these truths move from abstraction to formation: shaping the conscience, directing moral choices, strengthening discernment, and cultivating spiritual habits.
In an age of confusion and shallow understanding, applied catechesis builds stability by rooting believers deeply in the whole counsel of God. It guards against error, equips the saints to give a reason for the hope within them, and fosters maturity that expresses itself in worship, holiness, and faithful service. Through careful instruction joined with practical application, the Church forms disciples whose convictions are both informed and embodied.
BLESSED IS THE ONE WHO HEARS (Evangelical podcast)
Saturday & Sunday
Programme Schedule: 1am – 9am – 5pm
Christian podcasts play a significant role in the spiritual life of believers today by extending biblical teaching and theological reflection beyond the walls of the church. In a mobile and fast-paced world, they provide accessible opportunities for instruction, encouragement, and engagement with Scripture during ordinary routines—while traveling, working, or at home. Faithful podcasts can supplement preaching and Bible study by offering doctrinal clarity, cultural analysis, church history, apologetics, and pastoral counsel. They also allow believers to benefit from gifted teachers and ministers from across the wider body of Christ.
However, their value depends on discernment. Podcasts are a supplement, not a substitute, for the local church, corporate worship, and pastoral oversight. When chosen wisely and received thoughtfully, they can sharpen understanding, strengthen conviction, and foster a thoughtful, informed faith in a complex cultural moment. Used well, Christian podcasts become tools for discipleship—helping believers think biblically, live faithfully, and remain rooted in truth amidst competing voices.
MUŻIKA U RIFLESSJONI
Contemporary Christian music, when biblically faithful, can speak to the present cultural context, conveying timeless truths in language, rhythms, and styles that resonate with today’s listeners. Presented together with devotional reflections, both old and new music serve to encourage, comfort, and inspire believers, offering a means of meditation, praise, and reflection. When approached discerningly, listening to Christian music nurtures worship, strengthens faith, and cultivates a heart attuned to God’s presence, reinforcing the believer’s life in Christ and fostering spiritual growth across generations.
WORDS OF LIFE (Sermon in Maltese – Series)
Monday to Friday
Programme Schedule: 2am – 10am – 6pm
Listening to biblical preaching—whether expository or topical—is vital because God has appointed the preached Word as a primary means of grace for His Church. In expository preaching, the meaning of the biblical text is unfolded in its context, allowing Scripture itself to set the agenda and shape the mind of the congregation. In topical preaching, the whole counsel of God is gathered to address particular doctrines or practical concerns, showing the unity and coherence of biblical truth.
In both forms, faithful preaching brings the authority of God’s Word to bear upon the conscience, instructing the mind, stirring the affections, and calling the will to obedience. As believers listen with humility and faith, the Spirit applies the Word, deepening understanding, correcting error, strengthening faith, and conforming the hearer more fully to Christ.
THE BREAD OF LIFE (Sermon in English)
Saturday & Sunday
Programme Schedule: 2am – 10am – 6pm
Bible teaching and preaching is essential for disciples of Christ because discipleship is, at its heart, a life of learning and obedience under the authority of the Lord. Jesus commanded His Church not only to make converts but to teach them to observe all that He had commanded (Matthew 28:19–20). Through faithful instruction in Scripture, believers come to know the character of God, the work of Christ, and the transforming power of the Holy Spirit.
Bible teaching forms the mind in truth, strengthens the will in righteousness, and shapes the affections toward holiness. It protects against error, deepens assurance, and equips disciples to live wisely in a confused world. Without sustained teaching, faith becomes shallow and unstable; with it, disciples grow in maturity, discernment, and steadfast obedience, bearing fruit to the glory of God.
MY PEOPLE (Biographies in Maltese)
Saturday & Sunday
Programme Schedule: 5am – 1pm – 9pm
Christian biography and church history hold an important place in the life of the believer and the Church because they root faith in the real, lived experience of God’s work across time. Through biography, we see doctrine embodied - truth tested in suffering, courage displayed under persecution, repentance practiced in weakness, and perseverance sustained by grace. The lives of faithful men and women remind us that sanctification is gradual, costly, and often hidden, yet upheld by God’s faithfulness.
Church history, more broadly, guards the Church from both novelty and forgetfulness. It teaches humility by showing that many present controversies have ancient parallels. It strengthens confidence by revealing how God has preserved His truth through heresy, division, and cultural upheaval. It deepens gratitude by tracing the providential hand of God in reform, revival, and missionary expansion.
Together, biography and history widen our horizon. They protect us from the illusion that our generation stands alone, enrich our theological understanding, and inspire steadfastness. By learning how Christ has built His Church across centuries, believers gain perspective, courage, and renewed trust in the promise that the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.