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W hy do we do what we do? It is important for us to do the right thing, and it can be helpful if we examine our motives as to why we do what we do when we do it. For example, some people only work hard when the boss is watching. In school some children only behave properly if the teacher is in the room. When it comes to our life in the truth we are aware of the fact that God knows everything. This...

"MAY INTEGRITY AND UPRIGHTNESS ... "    Jan 11 David’s meditations in the Psalms, which are essentially prayers, continually engage our thoughts. Indeed, they are a model for us to follow in judging the quality of our relationship with God.  Are we able to meditate and pray in any way to the same degree? Psalm 25 has some verses that both challenge and inspire us.  “Make m...

There seems so much happening in the world at the moment and this is also to be considered a sign of the times. The movements of Russia, the UK the EU, Iran and the Levant, in general, are fascinating as we see them jockey for position on the world stage.  Watch this video and be astounded by just how much of what is happening on the world stage has been prophecied in the Bible. definitive Bi...

Description: The development of the Papacy is clearly identified from Bible Prophecy. Surrounded by opulence and wealth the church’s popularity and influence continues to grow. The mother church is getting more involved with the political powers. Visit and Subscribe to our other main podcast here... https://cdvideo.org/podcast Please share on your timelines and with anyone /ecclesial pages etc tha...

From a recent Bible class held at Ruby UK 2020

"SO WILL IT BE AT ..."   Jan. 10 Today’s chapter in Matthew (13) is full of Jesus’ parables, 8 in all.  Some are long, like the familiar parable of the sower, some are short, even just one verse, like the parable of “the hidden treasure” [v.44] which a man found hidden in a field and “in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field.” They are all parables related to...

"WALK BEFORE ME AND BE BLAMELESS" Jan. 9 Abraham is one of the three outstanding characters in the Old Testament (the other two are Moses and David). Genesis 17 tells us that when Abraham was 99 the LORD appeared and said, “I am God Almighty, walk before me and be blameless” that I may make my covenant between me and you …” [v.1,2] Abraham’s acts of faith were an essential ingredient in following...

This theme has been taken directly from Rev 1:1. When John wrote 2000 years ago about “things which must shortly come to pass” he meant “the things which must shortly come to pass” in the first century, because the verse concludes, “for the time is at hand.” John was writing about things which would immediately begin to come to pass in his day 1900 to 2000 years ago.

Ezekiel 38 is invaluable to us for understanding the signs of the times because it goes into incredible detail in describing the invasion of Gog. This invasion immediately precedes the return of our Lord Jesus Christ. The situation in the world immediately before Christ’s return is outlined. We can watch the events through God’s providential hand, bring about the state of affairs outlined in this...

Description: The biblical record in the Old and New Testaments clearly teach the future of man after death. After the resurrection, the Kingdom of God will be set up on the transformed world.

“I ALSO WILL DENY …”    Jan. 8 Matthew’s gospel records how Jesus started training his disciples for their work when he would no longer be with them. Today’s ch. 10 starts, “And he called to him his 12 disciples and gave them authority over unclean spirits to cast them out and to heal every disease and every affliction.” What are “unclean spirits”? The parable in Ch. 12 v.43-45 illu...

Description: What is the Gospel Message? The speaker takes us on a brief journey through the New Testament highlighting the Good News of the Kingdom of God. We learn about the essential elements of the Gospel, how personal salvation is the core message but is dependent on faith and baptism if we would share in the Coming Kingdom at the return of Jesus Christ.

Description: God who changes not and is ultimately in charge of the created world, has set the laws and protocol which determines the behaviour of society. For some years now, these principles have been eroded so that “every man does what is right in his own eyes”. As a result there are increasing problems in society. Believers in God need to decide whether they will obey Him, or follow their own...

The Bible has been widely read. Manuscript and archaeological evidence testify to its reliability. It not only predicts interaction of nations, but provides a code of living given to us by God, a code that gives hope for the future. Follow us on our dedicated Facebook page

God who is all powerful, determines the course of nations and people. In political elections people are focused on what they want and vote accordingly. Those who put their trust in God do not support human attempts to rule, as they may oppose the purpose of God, for there is no way to know how God will work.

Where do all those sayings come from? you may be surprised to learn a lot are from the Bible - This class helps us to identify where in the bible they come from and the circumstances as to how they came into being!

"I SHALL BE SATISFIED WITH ..."  Jan. 7 What satisfies you?  Human satisfactions are only temporary – although something achieved after a big effort, like planning and building a new home, can provide a sense of satisfaction for several, if not many years.   As we read the Psalms of David and reflect on the record of his life, we see how in his youth he was a sort of outcast fr...

“NOTHING ... WILL NOW BE IMPOSSIBLE"  Jan. 6 In Chapter 11 of Genesis we read, “now the whole earth had one language and the same words” [v.1] and they said “let us build ourselves a city and a tower … lest we be dispersed over the face of the whole earth” [v.3,4] The Creators’ reaction to this is recorded as being, “Behold the people are one people, and they have all one language and this is...

5 Classes from these years Menucha Bible School 2019

The God of Widows: Tamar’s Story Widows: man’s disdain, God’s focus. Restoration by God via the voice of Elijah. The need to be a Widow and to raise the voice of Elijah in their cause -  Wings of Shelter: Ruth’s Story Ruth’s exchange with Boaz revealing he knew she sought God and she saw God in him. How Ruth’s story was understood by David, and by the Son of David -  Dangerous Liaisons:...

The trinity is a 'mystery' - by the Catholic Churchs own admission, this short podcast reveals some of the scriptures one may use to confront this false teaching that appeared early in the 3rd century invented by Tertullian. 

“BUT GOD REMEMBERED … ”   Jan, 5 In Genesis we have been reading the account of the flood that wiped out all the descendants of Adam and Eve except Noah, his wife, 3 sons and their wives.  Archaeologists have come across many ancient records of other nations with memories of a massive flood, although these accounts are embellished with lots of fanciful features. Both Jesus [Luke 17...

"AND THOSE WHO KNOW ..."  Jan. 4 Again, David’s Psalms command our attention. All of Psalm 9 is a marvelous overview of God’s plan and purpose with human beings and the earth. At times God transports David’s thoughts into the future when he, and those God counts as righteous, will say to their Creator, “You have rebuked the nations; you have made the wicked perish; you have blotted out their...

This class examines the growing trend amongst all Christian denominations (including Christadelphians) to embrace modern thinking in place of the Bible narrative, amongst the issues considered in this video include the rise and acceptance of Theistic Evolution (Evolutionary creationism), the role of women in ecclesia, voting and participation within the armed forces.  Many of these practices...

“THE LORD SAW THAT …”  Jan. 3 All our readings this morning provoked much thought, indeed, deep meditation. Psalm 7 is David’s’ plea for “refuge; save me from my pursuers and deliver me” [v.1] But he also says, “if there is wrong in my hands … let the enemy … trample my life to the ground and lay my glory in the dust” [v.3,5]. David knew God could see all things! This included how his mind wo...