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Exploring the Bible Series 3 - Parables Unique to the Gospel of Luke. (7 Episodes) Feb 18, 2024

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This series will look at the Parables that Jesus told that are only recorded in the Gospel of Luke. There will be 7 classes (God Willing) Week 1 - The Two Debtors Luke 7 Week 2 - The Good Samaritan Luke 10 Week 3 - The Friend at Midnight Luke 11 Week 4 - The Parable of Luke 15 Week 5 - The Unjust Steward Luke 16 Week 6 - The Rich Man and Lazarus Luke 16 Week 7 - The Pharisee and the Publican Luke 18 Our goal will be to put into practice the key Bible reading techniques that will help us to read more effectively: 1. Context - what do the surrounding verses say that help us to understand the current section being read? 2. Echoes - where have I heard this before? Often "Cross References" found in some Bibles will help us to find those echoes. 3. Repeated words and phrases. What is being emphasized in the section being read? 4. Put yourself in the story! Try to imagine the emotion and the setting. 5. What are the lessons for us? Every Bible study must have some connection to our lives! We need to be transformed! Notes and the Slide Deck available at: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rh2ozqAWRNm8YUNfOtl1-14HFVy_PCgY?usp=share_link

David, A Man after God's own Heart - 5 Studies (John Owen) Feb 18, 2024

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These studies on David centre on his life before he became king. All men of faith have highs and lows in their lives. David was no exception. In all the studies we are able to see God working in David's life; bringing people in who help mould David so he is prepared to be the king. The 1st study hones in on David conquering the giant Goliath – a type of the diabolos, the whole episode points to our Lord Jesus' victory over sin. The 2nd study looks at David's friendship with Jonathan whose soul was bound together with David's, in love for God. The study follows David as he has to run for his life and spend years in the wilderness of Judah, betrayed at times, desperately close to danger, but learning through the challenges to put his trust in Yahweh alone. The 3rd study focuses on David’s ability to shape mighty men through teaching them about God. People who were struggling with life were transformed to take on the world. A great parallel to our lives in Christ, where not many mighty are called, yet "we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us". In the 4th study, we see the hand of God in David's life in the provision of Abigail, a help - meet for him. In Abigail's character we see so many useful lessons on how to behave wisely in the most challenging of circumstances. The final study looks as much at Saul, it shows how the final week of Saul’s life parallels David’s defeat of Amalek and helps to underline how in David we have a type of our Lord Jesus Christ.

The Letters to the Seven Ecclesia's: 5 Studies Feb 18, 2024

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The letters to the seven ecclesias in Revelation highlight commendations and rebukes for each ecclesia. Ephesus is praised for their hard work and endurance but chastised for losing their initial love for Christ. Smyrna is commended for their faithfulness despite persecution, while Thyatira is praised for love and service but rebuked for tolerating immorality. Sardis is criticised for spiritual deadness, while Laodicea is chastised for lukewarmness and self-sufficiency. All are urged to repent and overcome.

The Ephesians -5 Studies (Sam Mansfield) Feb 18, 2024

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Presented in New York City in June 2023, The presenter examines 5 aspects of the letter to the Ephesians drawing out much exhortation.Description: Paul's letter to the ecclesia at Ephesus was written to motivate them into action to confirm their faith in Jesus. Having put off their old lives they needed to put on the whole armour of God and live a Christ-like life in the sure and certain hope of the resurrection and the opportunity to stand before the Son of God.

John The Baptist: 6 Studies (Phil Perry) Feb 18, 2024

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Description: John the Baptist, the greatest prophet ever, also the humblest apart from Moses, accepted that his mission on this earth was to prepare the way for the sin-bearer, the son of the most high God, creator and sustainer of all creation.

Though We with Giants Fight: 6 Studies (Dan Jolly 2023) Feb 18, 2024

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The content "Though We with Giants Fight: 6 Studies" by Dan Jolly, The playlist is hosted on "The Bible Channel - Discover the Bible!" podcast. It is focused on studies related to biblical themes or topics.

Allowing the voice of God to speak to our hearts - 4 Studies (Ryan King) Feb 18, 2024

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God speaks to us in many different ways, but one of the most important ways is through our hearts. When we open our hearts to God, He can speak to us through His Word, through our thoughts and feelings, and through the circumstances of our lives. There are a few things we can do to allow the voice of God to speak to our hearts: We can confess our sins. When we sin, it creates a barrier between us and God that makes it difficult to hear His voice. When we confess our sins, we remove this barrier and allow God to speak to us more clearly. We can read the Bible with an open heart. The Bible is God's Word, and it is one of the most powerful ways that He speaks to us. When we read the Bible with an open heart, we are inviting God to speak to us through His Word. We can be still and listen. Sometimes the best way to hear God's voice is to simply be still and listen. This means setting aside time each day to quiet our minds and hearts so that we can hear what God is saying to us. We can ask God to speak to us. We can simply ask God to speak to us, and He will. He may speak to us through a Scripture verse, a thought, a feeling, or a circumstance. When we allow the voice of God to speak to our hearts, we are opening ourselves up to a deeper relationship with Him. We are also allowing Him to guide us and direct our lives in the way that is best for us. Here are some additional tips for allowing the voice of God to speak to your heart: Be patient. It may take some time to develop the ability to hear God's voice clearly. Don't get discouraged if you don't hear Him right away. Just keep practicing and asking Him to speak to you. Be open to whatever He says. Don't try to control what God says to you. Just be open to whatever He has to say, even if it's not what you were expecting. Act on what He says. When you hear God's voice, don't just ignore it. Take action on what He says. This is how you will grow in your relationship with Him. Allowing the voice of God to speak to our hearts is a journey. It takes time, patience, and effort. But it is a journey that is worth taking. When we allow the voice of God to speak to our hearts, we are opening ourselves up to a deeper relationship with Him and a more fulfilling life.

Behold i come, Blessed, is he that Watch - 4 Studies (Steven Hornhardt) Feb 18, 2024

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In the book of Revelation, Jesus Christ warns his followers that he will come again, "as a thief in the night." This means that his coming will be unexpected and sudden. Jesus tells his followers to "watch" and to be prepared for his coming. He says that those who are watching will be "blessed." the phrase "behold I come blessed is he that watcheth" is a reminder to Christians to be prepared for the coming of Christ. This means living a life of faith and obedience to God. It also means being aware of the signs of the times and being ready for Christ's return at any moment. Here are some examples of how Christians can "watch" for the coming of Christ: Studying the Bible: The Bible is full of prophecies about the Second Coming of Christ. By studying the Bible, Christians can learn more about what to expect when Christ returns. Praying: Prayer is a way of communicating with God. By praying, Christians can ask God to help them to be prepared for his coming. Living a life of faith: A life of faith is a life that is lived in accordance with God's will. By living a life of faith, Christians can demonstrate their love for God and their readiness for his coming. Being aware of the signs of the times: The Bible says that there will be certain signs that will indicate the coming of Christ. By being aware of these signs, Christians can be more prepared for his return. The phrase "behold I come blessed is he that watcheth" is a call to action for all Christians. It is a reminder that we should always be prepared for the coming of Christ, no matter when it may happen.

Bible First Principles Lessons - 22 short Episodes (Charles Taylor) Feb 18, 2024

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A series of easy-to-understand and well-presented bible lessons to help you come to an understanding of Bible Truth. Join us as we discover the Truth about the Bible, as it was taught by Jesus and the apostles.

Israel's 75th Birthday -3 Videos Feb 17, 2024

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A @Christadelphians Video: May 14th 2023 saw the 75th Anniversary of the establishment of the state of Isreal. This Video examines the uniqueness of Israel, considering Bible Prophecies concerning this incredible nation - and showing how that Human history, clearly proves these many prophecies to be absolutely true. Demonstrating that there is a God in Heaven. So what are the implications to you an I?

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