Bible Truth blog image - AD 70 and Luke chapter 21
This passage in Luke’s Gospel took place at the end of Jesus’ public ministry. It had begun in the synagogue at Nazareth and Luke records the incident, “Now Jesus came to Nazareth, and in three and a half years Jesus and his twelve disciples proclaimed the Gospel of the Kingdom of God throughout Judaea, Galilee and east of the Jordan River from Caesarea Philippi, the Decapolis and Perea and Jerusalem. His fame went throughout all Syria: and they brought unto him all sick people that were taken with various diseases and torments, and those which were suffering with mental diseases and he healed them all. Jesus became very popular with the ordinary people who followed him in great multitudes from Galilee, and from Decapolis, and from Jerusalem, and Judaea, and from beyond Jordan. (Mat 4:23-25) 
18 September 2022
Bible Truth blog image - Morality and Meaning
In this modern world of apparent relative morality, the starting point with regards to the Word of God is one of dismissal, scepticism and doubt. There is a great contrast to the spirit of this age with those who take a different perspective, and instead seek to align themselves with what God has revealed as He shares His intellect with His children and making that the premise of their approach. Such Bible students look for meaning, they dig for it and they glean what they can, and they refine the material and hone it. This we endeavour to do in this presentation.
17 July 2022
Bible Truth blog image - Divine Inspiration of the Bible
The Bible was writen by many authors through out history, each with their own take on the events that happened around them. Despite this their writtings are still in harmony with one another and provide guidance to millions every day. In this article we will be explaining how the divine inspiration of God has enabled so many to write His masterpiece.
19 June 2022
Bible Truth blog image - The Bible and Africa
Before Christianity the continent of Africa was divided between its many peoples, tribes, religions and languages. In the modern era, however, Christianity is now the most common religion held throughout the continent, helping to unite it's peoples through a common language and faith system. This advent of Christianity in Africa can be traced back to the labours of one man whose missionary work shone brighter than the many others that had tried the same. Join our exploration, below, of the travails and travels of David Livingstone who helped make Christianity the fore-front religion in Africa, today.
27 May 2022
Bible Truth blog image - Biblical Baptism
Understanding biblical baptism is not optional for believers in Christ. Jesus and his apostles make it abundantly clear that this is a vital subject without which anyone not fully embracing its strictures, should not think that they are doing the right thing but are far removed from the teachings of scripture.  In this talk we explore Baptism and how important it is.
23 April 2022
Bible Truth blog image - Towards Armageddon
The newspaper reports refer to teachings by the curate which he claims are derived from the Bible. If you have read any of these reports, you will have noticed allusions to the return of the Jews to Israel as an example of Bible prophecy being fulfilled, and the expectation of the return of Jesus Christ to this earth. You will have read of the establishment of the Kingdom of God on earth and the 1,000 year reign of Christ (known as the Millennium) in which all nations of the world will live in peace and harmony, with a just and honest government and a rejuvenation of the earth to make it like the Garden of Eden. You will also have been made aware of predictions of an approaching. Third World War, described in the book of Revelation as Armageddon.
27 February 2022
Bible Truth blog image - Judgement
The previous article on the Gosepl of the Resurrection (28/12/2021), generated further questions, regarding the judgement seat of the Lord Jesus Christ. Some of those questions have been compiled, and are here for reference. These are interesting questions, some are over-lapping and not all can be answered with certainty, but the following article is designed to provide some scriptural answers.
30 January 2022
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Public Lectures 2022 | Bible Truth blog icon
Many churches including the Seventh Day Adventists insist that keeping the sabbath day today, is essential for salvation. This talk is designed to see what the teaching of the sabbath is really all about, and what the Lord Jesus and the Appostles had to say on the subject. Read more...
7 June
What does the Bible say about Marriage, why is it such a blessing? And what does the Bible say about issues such as adultery and divorce? This talk takes a closer look at this subject, and compares what the Bible teaches with some common misunderstandings Read more...
26 April
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“We tell everyone that Christ was raised from death. So why do some of you say that people will not be raised from death?  If no one will ever be raised from death, then Christ has never been raised.  And if Christ has never been raised, then the message we tell is worth nothing. And your faith is worth nothing.   And we will also be guilty of lying about God, because we have told people about him, saying that he raised Christ from death. And if no one is raised from death, then God never raised Christ from death.  If those who have died are not raised, then Christ has not been raised either. And if Christ has not been raised from death, then your faith is for nothing; you are still guilty of your sins.   And those in Christ who have already died are lost. If our hope in Christ is only for this life here on earth, then people should feel more sorry for us than for anyone else.  But Christ really has been raised from death—the first one of all those who will be raised.  I Corinthians 15:12-20”
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