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  1. What The Christadelphians believe :#14 'The holy Spirit' with Harry Tennant

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    What The Christadelphians believe :#14 'The holy Spirit' with Harry Tennant

    **Video Title:** The Christadelphians – #14 'The Holy Spirit' – Harry Tennant **Description:** In this outstanding and revealing presentation, we—your Christadelphian brothers and sisters—delve into the biblical truth about the Holy Spirit. What is the Holy Spirit? Is it a separate person, or the radiant power of God Himself? Drawing from Scripture alone, brother Harry Tennant provides a wonderfully clear, insightful, and thought-provoking exposition that will transform your understanding of how God works in creation, revelation, redemption, and in our daily walk of faith. From the very beginning, we see the Spirit of God moving in creation, sustaining all things, and later inspiring the prophets to write the infallible Word. This same Spirit was focalised in the life, miracles, death, and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ—and now, through the gospel message, it convicts, begets new life, and produces the fruit of righteousness in every believer. We also explore the privilege of prayer, the ministry of angels, and the sword of the Spirit—the Word of God—that empowers us to resist temptation. Whether you are new to these truths or seeking a deeper, Bible-based understanding, this wonderful study will strengthen your faith and draw you closer to our Heavenly Father. **Chapters:** 00:00 – Introduction: What is the Holy Spirit? 01:06 – Clearing the Confusion: Holy Ghost vs Holy Spirit 02:38 – Biblical Descriptions of the Holy Spirit 03:45 – The Spirit in Creation and Sustaining All Things 06:13 – The Spirit: God’s Radiant Power, Not a Separate Person 06:58 – Revelation of Scripture by the Holy Spirit 08:40 – Resisting the Holy Spirit Through the Ages 10:41 – Miracles and Wonders by God’s Power 12:50 – The Holy Spirit Focused in the Life of Christ 14:32 – Christ’s Resurrection by the Power of God 15:52 – The Exalted Christ as a Life-Giving Spirit 18:31 – Christ: The Source of Everlasting Salvation 19:37 – The Spirit Empowers the Apostles 21:56 – The Word of the Spirit Brings New Birth 24:33 – Walking in the Spirit and Its Fruit 26:18 – The Message of Salvation: God’s Power 28:25 – Renewing Your Mind Through God’s Word 29:29 – Angels as Ministering Spirits 30:22 – The Privilege of Prayer and Christ’s Intercession 32:58 – The Sword of the Spirit: God’s Word in Temptation 34:54 – Bold Access to God’s Throne of Grace 35:42 – Conclusion: God’s Unfailing Presence and Care **Key Bible Verses:** 📖 Genesis 1:2 • 📖 John 4:4 • 📖 Acts 17:28 • 📖 2 Timothy 3:16 • 📖 Acts 7:51 • 📖 Romans 1:4 • 📖 1 Corinthians 15:45 • 📖 John 3:5 • 📖 Galatians 5:22 • 📖 Ephesians 6:17 • 📖 Hebrews 4:16 **Closing Statement:** We are a Christadelphian team, Brothers and sisters of Christ, and we're passionate about delivering powerful, Scripture-based content to strengthen and inspire your faith journey. If this presentation resonated with you, help spread the encouragement—share it with a friend today! **HashTags:** christadelphians, discoverthebible, cdvideo, holyspirit, bibleteaching, whatistheholyspirit, scripturestudy, godspower, christadelphianfaith, biblicalexposition, harrytennant, truthinthebible

    36 min
  2. So many versions of the Bible...Why? #7a 'Translators and Diversity'

    7h ago

    So many versions of the Bible...Why? #7a 'Translators and Diversity'

    A @Christadelphians Video: [Inspiring] **Thought-Provoking & Insightful Video Summary** Join **We**, the Christadelphians, as we dive into the **outstanding** and often overlooked topic of **Bible translators and diversity** in this **revealing** expositional study. Have you ever wondered why there are so many versions of the Bible? This session unpacks how translation committees—and their diverse backgrounds—profoundly shape the Scriptures we read today. We explore the **wonderful** advantages of committee translations (guarding against bias, considering many opinions, catching errors) alongside the challenges (majority rules, less consistency). Using vivid examples from Jonah and Micah, we see how even a single Hebrew word like *olam* can be translated differently, affecting our understanding of prophecy and the Messiah. This is a **must-watch** for anyone seeking a richer, more informed approach to Bible reading.**Chapters** 00:00 - Introduction: Why translators and diversity matter 02:05 - The committee’s influence: Majority rules and what gets lost 04:30 - A personal translation experiment (Jonah 1:1-4) 07:10 - Comparing the KJV, NIV, ESV, and NASB on Micah 5:2 10:30 - The Hebrew word *olam*: “Forever” or “ancient times”? 12:50 - How the NIV translators handled Micah 5:2 (and the minority view) 14:30 - Advantages of translation committees (4 key benefits) 16:00 - Disadvantages of committees (less consistency, less freedom) 17:30 - Conclusion & next session: Guarding against bias through diversity**Bible Verse Category** 📖 Jonah 1:1-4 – Directional language and personification in translation 📖 Micah 5:2 – “His goings forth… from everlasting” vs. “from ancient times” 📖 Exodus 21:6 – *Olam* used for a slave’s service (limited time) 📖 Exodus 31:16-17 – *Olam* used for the Sabbath (fulfilled in Christ) 📖 1 Kings 2:45 – Solomon’s throne “forever” (not literally eternal)**Tags** Bible translation, translators and diversity, Christadelphian, Bible versions compared, KJV vs NIV, Micah 5 2 explained, Hebrew word olam, Bible translation committees, why so many Bible versions, expositional Bible study, thought-provoking faith content, Scripture accuracy, eternal son debate, translation philosophyWe are a Christadelphian team, Brothers and sisters of Christ, and we're passionate about delivering powerful, Scripture-based content to strengthen and inspire your faith journey. If this presentation resonated with you, help spread the encouragement—share it with a friend today!

    18 min
  3. Christadelphian Brother John Martin A loving account of his life and works

    9h ago

    Christadelphian Brother John Martin A loving account of his life and works

    **YouTube Summary/Description** We invite you to watch this deeply moving and thought-provoking tribute to our beloved brother in Christ, Uncle John Martin (1931–2021). This wonderful memorial video captures the heart of a man whose passionate, expositional teaching brought the Scriptures to life for so many. Through revealing personal recollections and powerful clips, you’ll witness how Uncle John’s love for God’s Word—and his rare gift for making Bible characters like Elijah, Samson, and our Lord Jesus Christ resonate across generations—has left an indelible mark on our community. His insightful method of unlocking Bible echoes and his unwavering commitment to the truth continue to inspire us. Join us as we celebrate a life prioritised by faith and family, and reflect on the lasting legacy of a brother who simply wanted us all to read, love, and live by every word of God. **Chapters** 00:00 – Introduction: Remembering Uncle John 01:11 – A Life Prioritised by Faith and Family 06:57 – The Legendary June Weekends & the “Samson” Study 13:18 – Bringing Elijah to Life: A Teenager’s Turning Point 19:50 – The Influence of Brother John Carter & Bible Method 28:54 – Personal Memories, Humour, and Heartfelt Stories 44:45 – A Vision of the Kingdom (Zechariah 8) 48:14 – A Solemn Warning: Humanism & Righteousness 53:34 – Conclusion: Looking Forward to the Resurrection 📖 **Bible Verse Category** - Joshua 1:8 – *Meditate on God’s Word day and night* - Acts 7 – Stephen’s speech (the method of exposition) - Zechariah 8:23 – *Ten men shall take hold of the skirt of a Jew* - Romans 3:21-26 – The righteousness of God revealed - 1 Corinthians 15 – The hope of resurrection **Closing Statement** We are a Christadelphian team, Brothers and sisters of Christ, and we're passionate about delivering powerful, Scripture-based content to strengthen and inspire your faith journey. If this presentation resonated with you, help spread the encouragement—share it with a friend today! **HashTags** christadelphians, discoverthebible, cdvideo, unclejohn, bibleteaching, scripturereflections, johnmartin, biblecharacterstudy, christadelphianmemorial, kingdomhope, bibleexposition, godswordislove

    55 min
  4. Thought for June 8th. “A KING WILL REIGN … PRINCES WILL RULE …”

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    Thought for June 8th. “A KING WILL REIGN … PRINCES WILL RULE …”

    Our chapter (32) in Isaiah starts, “Behold a king will reign in righteousness, and princes will rule in justice.”  This surely visualises God’s king, the Lord Jesus, at last reigning over the earth.   There will also be “princes” reigning  who ”will rule with justice.” At last the world will experience true justice.  The words of the prophecy imply the “reign” will initially be against a scene in which the world has become “a dry place” and “a weary land” [v.2] The “princes” who “will rule” will provide “a shelter from the storm” that occurs as the world is transformed and comes to accept the fact that there is an all-righteous king reigning. True justice will at last happen, “the fool will no more be called noble, nor the scoundrel said to be honourable.” [v.5]   Human hearts will no longer be “busy with iniquity to practice ungodliness, to utter error concerning the LORD.” [v.6] May we, by the grace of God, be there among the “noble (who) plan noble things…” [v.8]  The time will  then develop “when the effect of righteousness will be peace, and the result of righteousness quietness and trust forever” [v.17]     Jesus told his disciples, “when the Son of Man will sit on his glorious throne, you who have followed me will also sit on twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel.” [Matt. 19 v.28]   In Revelation he said, “The one who conquers and who keeps my works until the end, to him I will give authority over the nations” [Rev 2 v.26], surely these are the “princes” mentioned in our Isaiah chapter who “will rule with justice” as we read in v. 2.. We must make sure we are God’s people now who “hold the faith in Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory” [James 2 v.1, also today’s reading].  And then in that day, looking at v.18 in our Isaiah chapter, we will be among those of whom God says, “My people will abide in a peaceful habitation, in secure dwellings, and in quiet resting places.”

    4 min
  5. Thought for June 7th. “COUNT IT ALL JOY … WHEN”

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    Thought for June 7th. “COUNT IT ALL JOY … WHEN”

    The letter of James, after words of greeting in the first verse, then gives some blunt but valuable advice, “Count it all joy, my brothers (and sisters), when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness.  And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete …” Count it all joy!!  James, we conclude, means ‘spiritual joy’ in the heart.  Can we not experience this, especially when we look back on a difficult series of events in our lives; should not at least some of the Israelites have felt this as they came to Mt. Sinai – and the disciples as they realized their Lord was alive again?  How the hearts of some burned within them.  What kind of joy is experienced in these situations? Then we note what James next states!  “and let steadfastness have its full effect that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing” [v.4]   Perfection!?  That is, perfect faith – that sees their life from the Lord’s perspective – and in that way – lacks nothing that matters – especially in an eternal sense.  Even the events in the world are seen from this perspective – we know more and more surely that the Lord is in control. especially when we sense the divinely ordained end is near.  James then says, “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given him.”[v.5]  But there is a vital qualification to this asking!  We must “ask in faith with no doubting” [v.6]  A person who doubts, in his approach to God, “must not suppose that he will receive anything from the Lord.” [v.7]   Our lives, our minds must have a constant ingredient of genuine faith in them.  James stresses that those who do not have this – increasingly have minds that are “driven and tossed” like the sea waves, he (or she) says James “is a double minded man, unstable in all his ways.”[v.8] Our world tempts us, tests us, toward double-mindedness.  Let us fix in our minds the outstanding message of James that when we “meet trials of various kinds” we “count it all joy” because we see our lives from God’s perspective.  We take comfort from the lessons of the past, the trials of faith that should have strengthened us.  In a few days we will read Peter’s first epistle, let us note his words, that we must live “as good stewards of God’s varied grace … as one who serves by the strength that God supplies.”[4 v.10,11]

    5 min
  6. Thought for the Day June 6th. “IN QUIETNESS AND IN TRUST”

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    Thought for the Day June 6th. “IN QUIETNESS AND IN TRUST”

    Once again God’s words through Isaiah attracted our thoughts.  There are so many parallels today with the attitudes the LORD was seeking to counteract in Israel in the time of Isaiah.  The message the prophet was to convey was, “For thus said the Lord GOD, the Holy One of Israel, ‘In returning (or repentance, mg) and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and in trust shall be your strength.’ But you were unwilling …” [30 v.15] In v. 18 this is repeated with added emphasis, “… the LORD waits to be gracious to you, and therefore he exalts himself to show mercy to you.  For the LORD is a God of justice; blessed are all those who wait for him.”   We see that the LORD’s words to the people through Isaiah have remarkable parallels in the words of Jesus – remember the invitations to the wedding banquet – and the poor response – see Matt 22 v.3 and John’s record of Jesus saying, “the Scriptures … bear witness about me, yet you refuse to come to me … you do not have the love of God within you.” [John 5 v.39-41]  What would he say to you? As we read each day – let us make sure we see the “witness” of the Scriptures.  There are also some thought parallels in today’s final chapter in Hebrews, “Keep your life free from the love of money, and be content with what you have, for he has said, ‘I will never leave you or forsake you.’ So that we can confidently say, the Lord is my helper; I will not fear; what can man do to me?’” [v.5,6]  Paul writes of the sacrifices we should make, to be content, to have no love of money.  He reminds and stresses, our Lord sacrificed himself “in order to sanctify the people through his own blood” [v.12]   And then v.15 should jump out to attract our thoughts, “Through him then let us continually offer a sacrifice of praise to God, that is, the fruit of lips that acknowledge his name … for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.” [v.16] Let us make sure they are pleasing to us – and come genuinely from our hearts – a contrast to the noise and show in the Temple in the days of Isaiah, Jesus and Paul; learning that “in quietness and in trust shall be (y)our strength.”

    4 min
  7. thought for June 5th. “A BOOK THAT IS SEALED”

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    thought for June 5th. “A BOOK THAT IS SEALED”

    How many can read the Bible – as a whole – and really make sense of it, so that it speaks to them in their heart, and stirs them to live their lives really conscious of God and of his Son?  This question came to mind as we pondered the message in Isaiah today – parts of it evidently a commentary on the attitudes of many in the prophets’ day, many had failed to develop a real ‘living’ relationship with God. After recording a vision of what will happen to people at the time when “the multitude of all the nations be that fight against Mount Zion …”  This vision “shall be like a dream, a vision in the night” [29 v.8] In v.11 the condemnation is  made, “the vision of all this has become to you like the words of a book that is sealed” [v.11].  The people are like those who refuse to read “when men give it to one who can read, saying ‘Read this,’ he says, ‘I cannot, for it is sealed.’” But it is clear that this is an excuse – for a remarkable statement is made in v.13 &14  “And the Lord said, ‘Because this people draw near to me with their mouth and honour me with their lips, while their hearts are far from me, and their fear of me is a commandment taught by men …. the wisdom of their wise men shall perish …”  It is human wisdom that perishes, they are told they “turn things upside down!  Shall the potter be regarded as the clay,   that the thing made should say of its maker, ‘He did  not make me’” [v.16] – today many would add – ‘I just evolved.’ How well these words apply to the human ‘wisdom’ of today – God’s word is “a book that is sealed” . We must remember that there is no middle path – if we do not apply our minds to the true meaning of God’s words then it “is sealed” for us.  The day is coming, God’s word says, as we read on in v.19 & 20, when “the meek shall obtain fresh joy in the LORD and the poor among mankind shall exult in the Holy One of Israel. For the ruthless shall come to nothing and the scoffer cease.”   There is no point in being aware of the vision of God’s ultimate action against the nations of the earth if we only “honour” God “with our lips” refusing to apply our minds to unseal his book.

    4 min
  8. Thought for June 4th. “BY FAITH …”

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    Thought for June 4th. “BY FAITH …”

    Today we read the well known 11th chapter of Hebrews, it starts, “Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.”  This is the vital lesson we must take to heart in reading this chapter – that having faith is having a state of mind that must cause us to lead different lives, different priorities – to have different aims. We live our lives in service to our Saviour – accomplishing things in his service.  Read the chapter, noticing how often the words “By faith” occur.  “By faith Noah …by faith Abraham …  by faith Sarah …” Our faith is not just something we talk about – or listen to others talking about.  We read today of many examples of men and women of faith, highlighting in many cases some particular deed that proved the nature of their faith.  It is most valuable to look on into the first 2 verses of tomorrow’s chapter., it starts “Therefore” – therefore we should put the chapter break after verse 2.   “Therefore since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses (all those examples of men and women of faith in ch. 11), let us also lay aside every weight and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith …”   We must each search our hearts as to how effectively we are living our lives so that he sees that our faith has developed real strength, that we have acquired a real sense of teamwork with our Saviour and our God. That our lives demonstrate that we are “working together with him” [2 Cor. 6 v.1]  May we all be able to look back on our lives, on our journey in developing greater and greater faith to see how we have been “made strong out of weakness” [v.34] because we have developed a real “conviction of things not seen” and “we are not of those who shrink back … but of those who have faith and preserve their souls.” [10 v.39]

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