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A @Christadelphians Video: Description: The gospel challenges us to change. We humans can be resistant to change, sometimes reverting to old familiar ways. This inspirational video uses Bible examples to encourage us to look ahead and advance in faith to the Lord Jesus and God’s coming kingdom, and not to “wallow in the baggage of the past”. The best is yet to come.
**Title: [Leaving That Which Is Behind] – A Thought-Provoking Bible Talk**
In this expositional Bible talk, we explore the powerful theme of leaving behind past burdens, regrets, and distractions to press forward in faith. Drawing from Scripture, we uncover how God calls us to release what holds us back and embrace the new things He has prepared. Whether you're seeking encouragement, spiritual growth, or biblical wisdom, this message offers a wonderful reflection on moving forward with hope.
📖 **Key Verses:** Philippians 3:13-14, Isaiah 43:18-19, Hebrews 12:1-2
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**Timestamps / Chapters:**
00:00 - Introduction: The Call to Move Forward
05:12 - Understanding What Holds Us Back
12:35 - Biblical Examples of Leaving the Past
18:47 - The Power of Forgetting and Pressing On
24:03 - Practical Steps to Embrace God’s New Work
28:16 - Conclusion: Living with Forward-Focused Faith
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**Categories & Bible Verses (Emoji-Listed):**
📜 **Philippians 3:13-14** – Forgetting the past, pressing toward the goal
🔥 **Isaiah 43:18-19** – God’s promise of new things
🏃 **Hebrews 12:1-2** – Running the race with endurance
🔄 **2 Corinthians 5:17** – Becoming a new creation in Christ
**Tags:**
Bible study, Christian teaching, spiritual growth, leaving the past, faith journey, Philippians 3, Isaiah 43, New Beginnings, Biblical wisdom, thought provoking
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css="" css_animation="none"]In this Series, we aim to bring perspective to matters of current news items from a Biblical viewpoint. Whether Prophecy or Moral and Social issues, we highlight Biblical instruction relating to those breaking stories on the world stage.
In this thought-provoking spotlight, we examine the UK Government’s selective focus on Islamophobia while seemingly neglecting protections for other faiths. What does Scripture reveal about justice, discrimination, and the role of governing authorities? Join us for an expositional discussion on biblical principles, religious freedom, and the prophetic implications of today’s policies.
*Video Chapters / Timestamps*
00:00 - Introduction: The UK Government’s Focus on Islamophobia
03:45 - Biblical Perspective on Justice and Discrimination
07:12 - The Role of Governing Authorities (Romans 13)
10:36 - Historical Context of Religious Bias in Policy
13:50 - Prophetic Implications for the Church
15:40 - Conclusion & Call to Prayer
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*📖 Bible Verses Category Listing*
✝️ **Justice & Discernment**: Psalm 94:16
👑 **God’s Sovereignty Over Leaders**: Proverbs 21:1
🙏 **Praying for Authorities**: 1 Timothy 2:1-2
⚖️ **Submission to Government**: Romans 13:1-7
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📖 **Bible Verses Cited**: Psalm 94:16, Proverbs 21:1, 1 Timothy 2:1-2, Romans 13:1-7
📌 **Tags**: The Watchman Report, UK Government, Islamophobia, Religious Freedom, Bible Prophecy, Christian Persecution, Faith and Politics, Biblical Truth
Joab, in chapter 19 of 2nd Samuel, rescued the situation that had developed with David morosely lamenting Absalom's death and his people and warriors slipping silently away. Joab brought order to what could have turned out to be a total disaster. The king understood the need for healing and being seen to be once more in control. Now that Absalom is dead and the rebellion totally overturned David forgives his recent enemies. Mephibosheth is restored to favour, although somewhat dismissively by the king. Barzillai is rewarded for his kindness and loyalty to the king. Because of his aged condition Barzillai's favour was given to his favourite servant Chimham. A full reconciliation is achieved within the nation.
Jeremiah was the prophet in the court of the treacherous and vacillating monarch, Zedekiah - whose name meant "the righteousness of Yah". Note how in verse 4 of Jeremiah 23 the prophet indirectly denounced the king. The same denunciation was made in more scathing words by the prophet Ezekiel, who was beyond the retaliatory reach of Zedekiah in Babylonian exile many hundreds of kilometres away (Ezekiel 21:25-27). From verses 9-22 the lying prophets and their effects on the nation are lamented and denounced. Judah had acted as though her Sovereign was distant and uninterested in what His people were doing. This was the furthest thing from the truth and therefore Yahweh must discipline them.
In the 10th chapter of Romans Paul tells us what faith is and how it originates and affects the children of the Almighty. Sadly natural Israel had failed to understand what God's righteousness was and had sought, impossibly to establish their own based on a meritorious system of law keeping. In verses 5-13 the argument is developed from the time of Moses, and based on the words of Deuteronomy 30 that salvation is beyond human effort, but rather dependent upon God's firstly raising up (or producing a sinless saviour) and consequently, able to resurrect him from the dead. Our part is to accept and believe it. The chapter concludes with the fact that this is incredibly good news for us, who would be totally lost without this. Faith, he concludes is based on hearing the Word of God.
Chapter 11 of Romans is about national Israel, God's Chosen People, and the Gospel. Some points made include the following:- 1) the Lord God of Israel has never abandoned His people; 2) God has always raised up a remnant among them, to be saved by grace; 3) it has always been been Yahweh's purpose to save the faithful from all nations; 4) the inclusion of the Gentiles was intended to provoke natural Jews to return to their roots and the Father's original purpose for them; 5) Israel's restoration represents a national resurrection and is a token of the nearness of Christ's Kingdom which will be presaged by the resurrection of the dead; 6) the Scriptures abundantly attest this including the words of Joel 3 verses 16-17, 7) And this plan was always our Sovereign's purpose and He never changes from His determined will; 8) we must be in awe and marvel at the riches and wisdom of the Almighty. The great Apostle Paul marvels at the wisdom and foresight of the Almighty. Nothing has happened in His plan to save faithful Jews and Gentiles that the Father had not foreseen. We look forward to the day when the Deliverer will come to Zion and turn away ungodliness from Jacob, and so save Israel, a nation far degraded from its calling as illustrated in the current Jeremiah readings. Read verses 33-36 aloud and praise our Omnipotent Sovereign for His love and merciful kindness.e saved could on one basis alone - by faith in the foundation stone the Father set in Zion (Isaiah 28 verse 16) His beloved Son, our Lord Jesus Christ.
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]Description: The Law of Moses contained a clause where slaves (or servants) could go free every 7 years. The slave could also choose to stay with his master because he loved him. Jesus loved his Master (God), his wife (Israel) and his children (the Gentiles) and by his death and resurrection ushered in the perfect law of liberty which allows all mankind to serve their Creator willingly and in love.
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