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Thrive: Deeper

An ongoing conversation with Dr Matthew Jacoby, author of the Thrive Bible reading guides, Senior Pastor, and leader of the Psalmist band Sons of Korah. Join us as we go deeper into the Bible, discussing the passages as we read them together with Thrive. www.thrivetoday.tv

  1. 6 MAR

    218 Thrive Deeper: Genesis 9-15

    Genesis 8-9: The Flood ends, Noah's family and animals leave the ark, and God establishes a covenant with Noah, symbolized by a rainbow. Genesis 10: Lists the genealogies of Noah's sons, showing the spread of nations. Genesis 11: The Tower of Babel; God confuses human language and scatters people across the earth. Genealogies lead to Abram. Genesis 12: God calls Abram to Canaan, promising to make him a great nation. Abram travels to Canaan and then Egypt due to famine. Genesis 13: Abram and Lot separate; Abram settles in Canaan, and God reaffirms His promise to him. Genesis 14: Abram rescues Lot from captivity, meets Melchizedek, and refuses reward from the king of Sodom. Genesis 15: God establishes a covenant with Abram, promising numerous descendants and the land of Canaan. Significance of Abram Abram, later named Abraham, is a pivotal figure in the biblical narrative for several reasons: Father of Many Nations: Abram is seen as the patriarch of the Israelite nation and Christianity. His obedience to God's call and God's promises to him set the foundation for the nation of Israel. Covenant with God: The covenant established with Abram is central to the entire biblical narrative. It's a significant precursor to the later covenants with Isaac, Jacob, and ultimately, the people of Israel. Model of Faith: Abram's faith in God's promises, despite his circumstances, is highlighted in the New Testament (Romans 4, Hebrews 11) as an example of faith for believers. His trust in God’s promises, even when they seemed impossible, is a cornerstone of Christian faith. Blessing to All Nations: God's promise to bless all nations through Abram finds fulfillment in Jesus Christ, a descendant of Abram, who brings salvation to all humanity. Abram's story marks the beginning of God's plan to restore and bless the world through a chosen people, which ultimately points to the redemption narrative central to the Bible.

    50 min

  2. 20 FEB

    217 Thrive Deeper: Genesis 4-8

    Cain and Abel, sons of Adam and Eve, made offerings to God. God favored Abel’s gift, leading a jealous Cain to kill his brother. As punishment, God made Cain a wanderer but marked him for protection. Humanity multiplied, with long lifespans detailed up to Noah. As people grew wicked, God planned a flood to cleanse the earth but spared righteous Noah. Noah built an ark, saving his family and animals. After forty days of rain, the ark rested on Mount Ararat. Noah confirmed the land was dry, and they left the ark.

    51 min

  3. 6 FEB

    216 Thrive Deeper: Genesis 2-3

    Genesis 2-3 provides a detailed and intimate account of the creation of humans and their immediate environment. Unlike the structured and poetic narrative of Genesis 1, which presents the creation of the world in six days, Genesis 2 focuses on the relationship between God and humanity. It highlights personal interactions, emphasizing God's immanence and personal involvement in creation. In this chapter, Adam is formed from the dust of the ground, and the Garden of Eden is created as his dwelling place. The narrative then describes the creation of animals and finally Eve, who is formed from Adam's side, symbolising equality and partnership. Genesis 3 continues the story by introducing the fall of humanity. It describes the temptation of Adam and Eve by the serpent and their subsequent disobedience to God's command not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. This act of disobedience leads to the loss of their original innocence and purity, bringing sin and death into the world. The chapter emphasises the profound impact of sin on their relationship with God, each other, the environment and their own self-perception. It marks the beginning of humanity's struggle with sin, shame, and the need for redemption.

    56 min

  4. 23 ENE

    215 Thrive Deeper: Genesis 1

    In this episode of Thrive Deeper we delve into Genesis 1, the foundational chapter of the Bible. We'll explore the profound themes of creation, order, and purpose as we examine the narrative of God's creative work. We'll discuss the theological significance of the six days of creation, the role of humanity as image-bearers of God, and the implications of the creation account for our understanding of the world and our place in it. Join us as we uncover the rich layers of meaning in Genesis 1 and its enduring relevance for faith and life.

    1 h y 1 min

  5. 9 ENE

    214 Thrive Deeper: 1,2, 3 John & Jude

    The books of 1 2 & 3 John, are letters written by the Apostle John, emphasising the importance of love, truth, and fellowship with God. John encourages the relatively new Christian movement of believers – the Church - to walk in the light, love one another, and reject false teachings. He highlights the assurance of eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ and the need for believers to live righteously, reflecting God's love in their actions. In 2 John, John writes a brief letter to a specific church congregation, urging them to continue walking in truth and love. Again, he warns against false teachers who deny the incarnation of Jesus Christ and encourages the recipients to remain faithful to the teachings of Christ. 3 John is a personal letter from the Apostle John to his friend Gaius. John commends Gaius for his faithfulness and hospitality towards traveling missionaries. He contrasts Gaius's positive example with the negative behavior of Diotrephes, who refuses to welcome the missionaries and seeks to undermine John's authority. The book of Jude, written by Jude, the brother of James (and half brother of Jesus), warns against false teachers who have infiltrated the Christian community. Jude urges believers to contend for the faith and remain steadfast in their commitment to Christ. He highlights the importance of building oneself up in faith, praying in the Holy Spirit, and showing mercy to those who doubt. Jude concludes with a beautiful blessing, praising God for His ability to keep believers from falling and to present them blameless before His presence.

    54 min

  6. 26/12/2024

    213 Thrive Deeper: 1 & 2 Peter

    1 Peter The book of 1 Peter, written by the Apostle Peter, addresses Christians facing persecution and suffering. Peter encourages the early believers to remain steadfast in their faith, emphasising the hope and inheritance they have in Christ. He urges them to live holy lives, submit to authorities, and endure suffering with patience, following the example of Christ. The letter also highlights the importance of love, humility, and serving one another within the Christian community. 2 Peter In 2 Peter, the Apostle warns against false teachers and their destructive heresies. He emphasises the importance of growing in knowledge and godliness, again reminding these new believers of the certainty of Christ's return and the final judgment. Peter encourages Christians to remain diligent in their faith, to be wary of false teachings, and to live lives that reflect their calling. The letter concludes with a call to grow in grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.

    1 h y 1 min

  7. 12/12/2024

    212 Thrive Deeper: James

    The book of James, attributed to James, the brother of Jesus, is a practical guide for living out the Christian faith. It emphasises that true faith is demonstrated through actions, urging believers to be "doers of the word, and not hearers only." The letter addresses various aspects of Christian living, including enduring trials, seeking wisdom, avoiding favoritism, and controlling one's speech. It highlights the relationship between faith and works, stating that "faith without works is dead," and encourages believers to live humbly, resist conflict, and persevere through suffering. James concludes with practical advice on prayer and community, emphasising the power of prayer in healing and restoration.

    48 min

  8. 28/11/2024

    211 Thrive Deeper: Hebrews 9-13

    The Book of Hebrews is the key to connecting the theology of the Old Testament with the new. The latter chapters of Hebrews highlight the superiority of Christ's sacrifice over the old covenant. Chapter 9 discusses the regulations for worship under the old covenant and Christ's entry into the heavenly sanctuary, securing eternal redemption. Chapter 10 emphasises the insufficiency of the old sacrificial system and the perfection of Christ's sacrifice, urging believers to draw near to God with full assurance of faith. In chapter 11 we read a showcase of the faith of Old Testament figures like Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, and Moses, defining faith as being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see which then encourages believers in Chapter 12 to persevere in their faith, using the metaphor of running a race and understanding God's discipline as a sign of his love. Chapter 13 provides practical instructions for Christian living, emphasizing love, hospitality, and contentment, concluding with a benediction and final greetings, in the typical form of a letter.

    40 min
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An ongoing conversation with Dr Matthew Jacoby, author of the Thrive Bible reading guides, Senior Pastor, and leader of the Psalmist band Sons of Korah. Join us as we go deeper into the Bible, discussing the passages as we read them together with Thrive. www.thrivetoday.tv

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