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Campus Bible Study

The Bible Talks- 1 Corinthians

Weekly Bible talks during the university semester, along with talks from CBS conferences. Our mission statement: "Prayerfully proclaiming the crucified Christ as Lord of all, we evangelise, teach, train and send each other, as God’s servants, into all the world."

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Campus Bible Study

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Religion

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campusbiblestudy.org

Dernier épisode

14 août 2026

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Jesus – The Hope of a Nation: Matthew 3 27.06.2025
Matthew 2 Q&A with Ross Ireland 27.06.2025

How much can Ross bench? What are the different Scriptures that made Matthew write about the Nazarene prophecy? If, in v15 Jesus *fulfilled* the prophecy by Hosea, does this mean Hosea was never writing about Israel in the first place? If he was originally writing about Israel, in what sense is it a prophecy pointing forward to Jesus, as opposed to a type which we now, having seen Jesus, can look...

Jesus – The Hope of a Nation: Matthew 2 22.06.2025
Matthew 1:18-25 Q&A with Tim Rowe 17.06.2025

Is it not also reasonable that Mary simply called the child "a supernatural cause" due to the extreme shame and ostracisation that would be involved with having sex and giving birth outside of marriage (especially with regards to the context of the time)? If Jesus = Jeshua = God saves, how does Jesus = Immanuel = God with us? IS Immanuel a title like Christ? Or does God saves = God with us? How is...

Jesus – The Hope of a Nation: Matthew 1:18-25 17.06.2025
Matthew 1:1-17 Q&A with Tim Rowe 13.06.2025

Is the genealogy accurate? (in Matthew 1). Does it have to be?  How should we approach differences and inconsistencies in this genealogy? For example, the missing names compared to the OT or differences between this genealogy and the one found in Luke 3?  What is the significance of the number 14? Seems quite an arbitrary number I wonder about the significance of Zerah, brother of Perez...

Jesus – The Hope of a Nation: Matthew 1:1-17 09.06.2025
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Protected: MYC 2025 Talk 4 – The Cross: A Necessity for Redemption 29.05.2025

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Protected: MYC 2025 Talk 3 – The Cross: A Necessity for Reconciliation 28.05.2025

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Protected: MYC 2025 Talk 2 – The Cross: A Necessity for Righteousness 27.05.2025

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Protected: MYC 2025 Talk 1 – Why Was The Cross a Necessity? 26.05.2025

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Protected: Spiritually Dependent: Galatians 6:1-18 23.04.2025

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Protected: Does Jesus Love You? Galatians 2:20-21 & Luke 24:36-48 21.04.2025

2025 Easter Talk

Protected: Galatians 5:1-26 Q&A with Tim Rowe 10.04.2025

How do you address non-Christians who express the fruit of the spirit (Eg they are patient)? Has God given these fruit even to those who belong to the flesh? Assuming the quality of our relationship with God is independent of our actions, can we not grow in the depth of our relationship with him? Why talk to him? Why learn about him/get to know him? Doesn't God love us when we obey him/live like J...

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Protected: Galatians 4:1-31 Q&A with Tim Rowe 04.04.2025

What is the bodily ailment of Paul and why was that the cause of Paul preaching the gospel to the Galatians first? I'm still confused about how we define 'elementary principles'. Are they the 'bits' that make up the things around us or 'rules'? or both? Or are rules an example of an 'elementary principle'? In regards to the elementary principles (4:3), other bible translations say "elemental spiri...

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Protected: Christian Freedom (Matthew 12:33-37) Q&A with Tim Rowe 31.03.2025

Can something be 'good' and not 'pleasing to God'? For example, if an unbeliever cares for the poor, would it be correct to say that their action was 'good' but not 'pleasing to God', because of their unbelief? Or does their unbelief make it 'evil'? Are there 'good' actions and 'evil' actions, or 'obedient' and 'disobedient' actions or is it just 'obedience' vs 'disobedience'? You mentioned the id...

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Protected: CBS 50th “Preach the Word” 2 Timothy 3:1-4:8 (Phillip Jensen) 30.03.2025

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Protected: Galatians 3:15-4:7 Q&A with Carl Matthei 20.03.2025

What do you mean that the law "limits the damage of our sin"? Don't all sins do the same damage? If the law is a temporary thing for limiting damage of sin, why wasn't Jesus sent earlier? What evidence is there in the OT that the law is time bound? e.g Exodus 12:17 says the Passover should be "observed... as a statue FOREVER". Are there any old testament laws we are called to obey? Where do animal...

Protected: Law and Order: Galatians 3:15-4:7 19.03.2025

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Protected: Galatians 3:1-14 Q&A with Carl Matthei 14.03.2025

How does a potentially missing word in the OT effect our ability to trust the Bible, if the Bible may have been tampered with? If the Gospel does not need any works to be completed, and Abraham was declared righteous by faith, why does James 2:21 say that Abraham was "justified by works"? How can someone be saved if they've never heard of Jesus? With Carl's point on Gal 3:14, did Paul not also say...

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