This course has enabled me to look at things more clearer, not from a worldly perspective but to focus more on the life of Christ, which was mostly about the welfare of people. It has helped to take the spotlight off self and to concentrate more on others. I have also learnt that some of the teachings of Jesus which maybe viewed from a worldly perspective as weakness is actually strength.

I’ve really appreciated Dr. Carmen Joy Imes’ approach in this course. She presents the Old Testament Law with both academic depth and genuine care for Scripture, which is honestly rare. What stands out most to me is that she doesn’t flatten the Law into either “ignore it completely” or “keep every command literally.” Instead, she helps students wrestle thoughtfully with what the Law revealed about God’s character, wisdom, holiness, justice, and covenant relationship with His people. As someone deeply interested in biblical literacy and the Ancient Near Eastern context, I especially appreciate how she explains difficult concepts in a way that is accessible without being shallow. She gives historical and cultural background that actually illuminates the biblical text rather than distracting from it. I also appreciate that she presents multiple viewpoints fairly and helps students understand why Christians have interpreted Old Testament Law differently throughout history. The course has already helped me think more carefully about how the Law functioned in Israel, how Jesus fulfills it, and how believers today can still learn from it meaningfully. I would absolutely recommend this course to anyone wanting a more mature, nuanced, and historically informed understanding of the Old Testament Law.

I love how this course equips me with an easy-to-memorise mental framework to help me navigate difficult passages in the Bible. It also gives me vocabulary to engage with my brothers and sisters as we study the Bible together. Her straight to the point teaching and relevant examples make the lessons very valuable and practical. I look forward to the rest of the course. Thank you!

The course was delivered simply but with a thorough exposition of the letter to Philemon offering a variety of interpretations at different points. Prof McCaulley relates the original text to other aspects of Paul's writings and the modern day. I appreciated the 'short chunk' method of delivery which made it easy to do a bit when I had the time.

Watching this course felt like sitting across from a wise old friend who just happens to know Greek, history, and the heart of Jesus like the back of his hand. N.T. Wright doesn’t just teach the Gospel of John -- he invites you into it. The way he unpacks who Jesus is and what that means for us feels less like a lecture and more like a conversation you didn’t know your soul needed. There’s this beautiful balance in his teaching -- the depth of a scholar, but the warmth of a pastor. You never feel lost, but you never feel spoon-fed either. It’s the kind of spiritual clarity that makes you want to sit quietly afterward and just ... be with God. If I had one wish? More. More videos, more of the middle chapters, more of Wright walking with us through the Gospel. Because once you start hearing John through his eyes, you don’t want to stop.