The Bible Channel - Discover the Bible. (By Christadelphianvideo.org)

Theme: The Isaiah Scroll Your Future Now!

• Based on two converging miracles, this video series deals with the very exciting and significant events that occurred on November 29, 1947.
• Further, those two miracles were based on an event set in motion some 2000 years before when a Biblical scroll was put in a jar and hidden from view in a cave near the Dead Sea.
• These videos will explore and show the reactions of various groups of people at the time of the discovery of the scrolls and what has happened since.
• The intended result is to ensure that present-day viewers see the case for the genuineness of the scrolls and the unique testimony that the Isaiah scroll has for our times.
• Our audience is invited to see the future of the nation of Israel following the purpose of YHWH and recorded by Isaiah as it relates to their future.

The content is about a series of four studies on the Sabbath, presented by Jim Cowie. The playlist contains four videos, each presumably covering different aspects of the Sabbath - its prophecies, principles, and prospects. The playlist is hosted on The Bible Channel, a religious and educational resource focusing on biblical teachings.

A presentation delivered at the Rugby Youth weekend in 2024 - focusing on the opening chapters of the Bible - the corner of Bible truth.

Description: Because Abraham believed that God would give him a son Isaac in his old age, God also promised Abraham that he would be the father of MANY nations. God and His only son the Lord Jesus, a descendant of Abraham and Isaac, would bring about the fulfilment of this promise through Jesus' death and resurrection, making Jesu

Description:  A thorough and sympathetic study of the physical outworking and moral character of the Spirit of God in its various manifestations. The series begins by showing us that 'God is Spirit' and ends by examining 'Spirit in All', leading us from the beginning of Scripture and its creative power, to its part in the lives of the believers and the fullness of the Kingdom age. A correct understanding of God himself gives a sound foundation for faith, the basis of good doctrine and faithful behaviour.

The Christadelphians present a three part series showing how Bible prophecies from thousands of years ago impact the Middle East conflict right now. Palestinians gained their name from the ancient Philistines who lived in the area around modern-day Gaza. Bible prophecies speak of this looming last-day conflict involving Gaza, Lebanon and Israel, just prior to the Battle of Armageddon. The battle will centre on the future of Jerusalem, the Temple Mount and the Dome of the Rock. The Bible shows how Jesus Christ will return to judge the world in righteousness and bring a time of peace and harmony for all mankind, ruling the world from Jerusalem for a thousand years. In this time, Jews and Arabs, indeed all the world, will be blessed by the presence on earth of God’s Son, our Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ. The present conflicts in Israel and many other places are signs that the Lord’s return is near, and we must be living our lives in faithful godly ways as we wait patiently for his coming. See the whole series of three half-hour videos: Part 1 – Philistines – The Old Hatred Part 2 – The Arabs and Armageddon Part 3 – Israel, Palestine, Lebanon – God’s Solution

Description: This subject is rarely discussed in Christian communities – probably as most denominations do not teach the bible truth concerning the literal Judgement that will take place at the return of Christ to the Earth, rather professing the false truth that judgement will take place at point of death and result in the believer either descending to hell, a place of eternal torment or ascending to Heaven for eternal bliss – neither are scriptural truth’s.

Description: The Lord Jesus Christ needed prayer. He prayed before selecting his apostles. He prayed for his present and future disciples to be sanctified by God’s Word. Even on the cross, Jesus prayed with strong crying and tears unto him that was able to save him from death, and was heard in that he feared God. The Lord’s life was one full of prayer, an example for us to follow.

These four studies give a brief overview of the history of opposition to the apostacy by the Witnesses and the remnant of the Woman’s Seed from the 1stcentury to the French Revolution. They trace the decline of the Truth and the rise of The Roman Catholic Church down through two differing periods of 1260 years. The first two studies cover that historyand the remaining two studies are an exposition of Revelation 11 up to the events that lead up to the French Revolution.

There are very many early witnesses to the text of the New Testament, and there are places where they do not agree with one another. This video is about how one should go about comparing variant readings to decide what the original text would have been. The method used to analyse variants must be based on a knowledge of the witnesses available. Critical texts such as the United Bible Societies text or the Nestle-Aland text have lists of variants in the margins, with lists of those witnesses which support them. These can be used to show the readings that appear in any witness to the text. There are so many witnesses that it is often necessary to use computer methods to compare them and produce a final conclusion.

A Christadelphian Video: Stephen’s prayer was answered, all that happened to Stephen came upon Paul also, a remarkable parallel indeed. Different aspects of Stephen’s character are examined and powerful exhortation is extracted.

With serious injuries and a near fatality, a Caring Centre must be established immediately in Paradise. The Professor’s thesis crumbles as the media focuses on the sufferings in the dome. Some Tinys excel in a compassionate response, while others do not. Aided by trained professionals from the Big World, the assigned nurses diligently try to follow instructions and save lives in Paradise. Throughout the ordeal, Professor Lemans discovers that sometimes suffering produces joyful outcomes and important realizations, which may be impossible to gain any other way. Hidden treasures are discovered, only some aren’t what the Professor expected anyone to find, and not everyone recognizes their intrinsic value. Who will find these treasures? Who will benefit? Who will share? Meanwhile discussions continue between two science students and the Professor in the Greenville University. What is the basis of morality? Can love conquer all, or is there room for justice? Why did God require His beloved Son to face torture and crucifixion? Is faith always blind, or is it based on evidence? Is there evidence to prove the Bible true? After nineteen months of discussions with Seth and Evan, many hours of deep personal investigation, and some surprising occurrences in the enormous Tiny experiment, will the Professor know what to say in his next interview with Tom Freeman?

The first two novels were, The Enormous Tiny Experiment and Pain in Paradise. All three books are available through Amazon.
This is the last story in the three-part series and is on a deeper level than the first two. The Tinys are now in their late teens, and the Bible has been discovered inside the dome. The discussions that take place inside and outside of Paradise conclude many of the issues raised. Due to serious injuries and a near fatality, a Caring Center must be immediately established in Paradise. Aided by doctors outside the dome, the new nurses try to follow instructions and save lives.
Meanwhile, discussions continue outside the dome. What is the basis of morality? Will love conquer all? Or is there room for justice? Why did God require His beloved Son to face crucifixion? Is God the wrathful, capricious being that some portray, or has he been misunderstood? What is required for a satisfying, mutual relationship between God and us or the best of friends? Is there any evidence to prove the Bible is truly Divine?
Uncle Louis makes an astonishing request, and hidden treasures are discovered that the Professor didn’t expect anyone to find. After nineteen months of observation and reflection, will Jacques Lemans know what to say in his next media interview?
Treasure in Paradise is a safe, innocent series, but there is a little more romantic content in this final story, so we recommend it for ages twelve and up. If you haven’t investigated this project yet, and you are beyond children’s novels, it is possible to jump right into Book 3.

Description: The desire of the Pharisees to preserve the purity of the Law, led them to build a hedge around themselves. They became rigid and not only entrapped themselves but those around them. The Lord Jesus constantly warned them about this attitude, and despite their constant attacking of Him, His whole motivation was to save them. Some He did, the likes of Nicodemus and later Saul of Tarsus.

These articles are heavily based on the work of brother W H Carter who wrote
a book in 1961 called Times and Seasons, plus the works of Biblical
Chronologist Rodger C Young and Edwin Thiele.
Brother Carter’s book Times and Seasons was based mainly on the Jubilee
cycles – particularly the 70 th and final Jubilee which he believed would usher in
the Kingdom of God on earth. He suggested that 1996/7 could be the occasion
of the 70 th Jubilee. That date came and went, and we ask: was he mistaken
about the 70 th Jubilee heralding our Lord’s return, or might we review the
calculation of the Jubilee Cycles start date? We here consider compelling
evidence that the 70 th Jubilee has not yet come, and when it may be, by
retracing the steps of brother Carter’s reasoning on this subject.
Whenever that longed for day arrives, we hope the following will strengthen
our faith and invigorate our walk.

David is perhaps one of the best known and well loved characters in the Bible. This series will view David through the lens of those around him - his friends and his foes! The purpose of this study: The idea is to use the example of David’s life to examine the impact that others can have on our life – for good or for bad! People, situations and circumstances do not happen randomly in the life of a believer. The difficult co-worker, the bully at school, and the annoying sibling are all sent from God – as are the loving parent, compassionate stranger and the ‘friend who sticks closer than a brother’. Copies of all the notes and slides are available here: The idea is to use the example of David’s life to examine the impact that others can have on our life – for good or for bad! People, situations and circumstances do not happen randomly in the life of a believer. The difficult co-worker, the bully at school, and the annoying sibling are all sent from God – as are the loving parent, compassionate stranger and the ‘friend who sticks closer than a brother’. Copies of all the notes and slides are available

The Current Role and Work of Christ – 6 Studies (Roger Lewis)

The content covers the basics of Bible study, emphasising the importance of correctly understanding God’s word. It includes sessions on approaching the Bible with an enquiring mind, using colouring to highlight key words, understanding Bible translations and biases, exploring chapter divisions and margins, using concordances, considering context, employing imagination, recognising different writing styles such as metaphors and parables, and conducting a Bible study exercise on 2 John.

The content explores the significance of the structure and differences in the four Gospel accounts, correlating them with Old Testament prophecies. It delves into the portrayal of Jesus' encounters

The content consists of a playlist titled “Zechariah’s Night Visions – 7 Studies” by Ron Cowie, containing seven videos. The playlist appears on The Bible Channel (@christadelphians)and offer a series of studies on Zechariah’s night visions.

the playlist offers a comprehensive examination of Zechariah’s night visions, likely providing insights into their significance and relevance within biblical prophecy. Viewers interested in delving into these prophetic passages may find this series to be a valuable resource for deeper understanding and study.

Shedding light on their profound significance and relevance within the realm of biblical prophecy. It serves as an invaluable resource for individuals keen on embarking on a journey of deeper understanding and scholarly examination of these profound prophetic passages. By engaging with this series, viewers are afforded the opportunity to gain profound insights and enrich their spiritual understanding of biblical prophecy.

Description: The creative power of God is shown in the natural and physical world, revealing and preserving the Holy Scriptures for our spiritual education, and the new life in Christ. If we respond to God’s call to the gospel and are faithful to the Lord Jesus Christ we will live eternally in the Kingdom of God. God’s purpose is to save by faith so that he can be glorified forever.

Description: The Bible contains three great promises of salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ. From the Fall in Eden through Abraham to David, the sure and certain hope of salvation from sin and death is offered to both Jews and Gentiles. We must respond to this message of hope from a merciful God who has provided His only begotten Son as a sinless sacrifice to take away our sins and offer us the gift of eternal life. 1. Thorough study of these three great promises dealing also with false beliefs in Christendom including the immortality of the soul. Good for public proclamation.

This is a series of videos which take a quick look at one verse in the Bible and show what it tells us about the nature of God, the nature of mankind and the relationship between them. The videos show the essential nature of God; one God who is one person, as opposed to the doctrine of the Trinity. They show that mankind is mortal and has no immortal part – when we die we sleep in the grave until the day of the resurrection. They describe the source of temptation and sin – the nature of mankind itself and not an external supernatural tempter. And they describe the Kingdom of God, the time after the return of Jesus and the judgement in which mankind will live at peace with God.

The videos show the essential nature of God; one God who is one person, as opposed to the doctrine of the Trinity. They show that mankind is mortal and has no immortal part – when we die we sleep in the grave until the day of the resurrection. They describe the source of temptation and sin – the nature of mankind itself and not an external supernatural tempter. And they describe the Kingdom of God, the time after the return of Jesus and the judgement in which mankind will live at peace with God.

Do you want to start studying the Book of Revelation? Or have you already read the book, but want to improve your understanding? Here is an easy overview of the complete structure and message of this amazing, inspiring and spectacular series of visons – given direct from Jesus in heaven to his beloved Apostle John, imprisoned in his old age on the Isle of Patmos. How important is it to gain an appreciation of this remarkable but sometimes mystifying book? To every true believer, it is vital! For it is the final message of the Lord Jesus to all his followers, with warnings and encouragement to maintain the faith until his return to the earth. Then their persecutions and troubles will be over, they will finally be redeemed, and reign with him forever over a rejuvenated, peaceful world! To God be the glory!

Session 1: • Understanding Revelation in Four Easy… A book for all believers!; Understanding and interpreting the symbols and signs; Letters to the seven congregations and their message for us; Roman history revealed in Seals 1-6; The arrival of Constantine; Trumpets 1-4; Development of the Papacy; Effect of the Great Schism; The fifth Trumpet and the rise of Mohammed; the Two Witnesses; The French Revolution and its aftermath.

Session 2: • Understanding Revelation in Four Easy… Prophecies of Daniel’s beasts expanded in Revelation; Apostasy and the Beast; Unclean spirits and increasing departure from the Truth; the False Prophet and Christendom astray; the Holy Roman Empire and its demise; Turkey’s decline; the Balfour Declaration; Return of the Jews; the Latter Days; the Return of Christ; Armageddon and the defeat of Gog; The Kingdom of God on Earth.

Session 3: • Understanding Revelation in Four Easy… Review of how the symbols are used; Testing the predictions of Continuous Historic interpretation; the ‘Reverse Principle’ method seen in relation to the seven Kingdom visions; Review of the Pagan Roman Empire and the dramatic ‘earthquake’ of Constantine; Daniel’s Little Horn; Catholicism; the Two-horned Lamb; Vials 1-6; Frog-like spirits; Who is the False Prophet?; Jesus returns as a thief; How to be ready.

Session 4: • Understanding Revelation in Four Easy… Vatican attempts to reverse the Reformation; Russia and the Orthodox church; the European Union and Papal influence; Gog gathers the nations and is defeated; Woman on the Scarlet Beast; United Europe; Holy war and Antichrist; The joy of victory; The final triumph over human nature; the beauty and wonder of Christ’s reign; the Kingdom of God on Earth. Series produced in 2010 by Philip and Judith White.

Description: This outstanding series shows how God uses metaphors to teach us. Only God (not man) could provide a son to two old people. Life brought forth from a dead womb was a promise of the power of resurrection. Not only Isaac, but a (spiritual) family would be born to Abraham and Sarah, which made them rejoice. Abraham’s offering of his son Isaac, who was saved from death by divine intervention, foreshadowed the offering and resurrection of the son of God. Abraham sent his servant to find the right wife for Isaac and she showed what is expected of the Bride of Christ. God has promised us the joy of the Kingdom

Summary

The study explores the influential figure of Philip the Evangelist in the first century, particularly focusing on his role in Acts chapter 6. The narrative discusses the appointment of seven men to address growing welfare needs within the Jerusalem Ecclesia. It highlights the challenges arising from the rapid growth of the community and the division between Greek-speaking and Hebrew-speaking widows. The apostles entrust the selection of these men to the Ecclesia, emphasizing the importance of spiritual qualifications such as integrity, wisdom, and a good reputation. Philip emerges as a key figure among the chosen seven, displaying qualities of leadership and spirituality. The appointment process involves prayer and the laying on of hands by the apostles, symbolizing the confirmation of their office.

Eden: Its Revelation and Restoration: #1 ‘From Beast to Man’ (David Wisniewski)

The series “Conquest: Joshua & the Canaanites” is a six-part study that explores the historical, theological, and spiritual significance of the conquest of Canaan. The series begins by examining the promises that God made to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and how these promises set the stage for the Israelites’ entry into Canaan. The series then focuses on the major battles of the conquest, including the battle of Jericho and the battle of Ai. The series also examines the conquest of the southern cities of Canaan and the division of the land among the twelve tribes of Israel.

The series concludes by exploring the spiritual lessons that can be learned from the conquest of Canaan. These lessons include the importance of faith, obedience, and perseverance. The series also emphasizes the fact that the conquest of Canaan was not simply a military victory, but also a spiritual victory. The Israelites’ victory over the Canaanites was a sign of God’s power and faithfulness, and it foreshadowed the ultimate victory of God over evil.

I hope you will join us for this series as we explore the fascinating and important story of the conquest of Canaan.

An uplifting exhortational series of Four Studies by Bro Paul Cresswell: 1. I am the Way 2. I am the Truth 3. I am the Life 4. I am the Resurrection and the Life

Description:   A fast moving account of the visions seen by John the Apostle in the book of Revelation of the first six Trumpets covering the period up to the collapse of pagan Rome in AD 476 to the downfall of the Byzantine empire in AD1453. Interesting and informative and will catch the attention of the keen Bible student.

Description: We must spend time together, watching the Lord Jesus and listening to him, in order to know and love him. We must adopt his attitude of unselfish service and practical care for others. Being part of the body of Christ, we have fellowship with him through our emotional and physical sufferings, sharing an experience that brings us closer to him. It is an opportunity that God gives us to grow and to reflect the character of our Lord. On the slide it says, “That I might know Him.” Note the upper case letters and correct the titles, which have lower case four times.

Description:   The interaction of Jesus with very ordinary people is considered. We see how Jesus considered it worth spending his valuable time with people some people who were despised by many in society. The message is that you should not consider yourself to be  unworthy of the salvation that Jesus offers to those who will hear what he has to say to us in the Bible.

Description:    Focusing on the first three chapters of Genesis this 4-part study examines the scripture-wide impact of the events at Creation with particular emphasis on how it should affect the behaviour of men and women made in the image of God their Creator. 

The video series "The Four Faces of Christ in the Gospels," produced by ChristadelphianVideo.org, explores different aspects of Jesus portrayed in the Gospels. Each video focuses on a specific Gospel writer's perspective: Matthew as the faith of the Lion, Mark as the face of the Ox, Luke as the face of the Man, and John as the face of the Eagle. These videos delve into the spiritual symbolism and themes present in each Gospel account, providing viewers with insights into the multifaceted nature of Jesus Christ as depicted by the Gospel writers.

A Study of Paul's second epistle to the Corinthians and the great hope that the abundant grace of God, might through the thanksgiving of many, abound to the glory of God. Description: The background to the Corinthian ecclesia is illustrated and its particular strengths and weaknesses thoroughly examined and discussed. The Apostle Paul’s love and searching concern for the ecclesia, despite the opposition of some and the misjudgement of others, is carefully examined along with his appeal for their reform and its outcome.

Description: God’s call to discipleship through the Gospel is one that demands a walk of commitment to all its expectations. This is a high calling that would inspire disciples to walk after the example of the Lord Jesus Christ relying on God’s strength to achieve things thought impossible.

The Christadelphians' video series explores the concept of discipleship as taught by Jesus, focusing on five key aspects: commitment, listening to Jesus, belief, servanthood, and leaving everything for him. Each video underscores the high calling of discipleship, inspiring followers to emulate Jesus and rely on God's strength to achieve the seemingly impossible. Produced by the ChristadelphianVideo.org project, the series encourages viewers to embrace discipleship through the Gospel's teachings.

The series by @Christadelphians explores evidence supporting a young Earth in multiple parts. The introduction outlines the series' approach. Subsequent videos delve into biblical perspectives, anomalies in evolutionary dating, flaws in dating methods, and a concluding summary. The content challenges conventional views, highlighting discrepancies in dating techniques and supporting a recent creation narrative.

The content discusses the biblical tale of Ehud from the Book of Judges, emphasising his role as a saviour and a prefiguration of Christ. Ehud, a left-handed man from the tribe of Benjamin, is chosen by God to rescue Israel from the tyranny of King Eglon of Moab. The narrative focuses on Ehud's use of a two-edged dagger to eliminate Eglon and free his people. Symbolism is drawn from Ehud's actions, representing the potency of the Word of God and the eventual liberation it brings.

Description: Saul’s life was one of transformation. Over a period of over 30 years, he changed from a persecuting Pharisee to a preaching Apostle and finally a letter-writing Prisoner. As he approached death while in prison, he looked beyond the bars, waiting for the crown of righteousness that his Lord would give him at his return.

Description: A very practical examination of the single occurrence of this phrase in Paul's first letter to Timothy. Contrasting it with the phrase ‘mystery of iniquity’ we can learn how to please God in our behaviour towards one another. The final goal for each of us is the contentment that we can only gain by developing Godliness in our lives now as we patiently wait for the return of Jesus.

This series will look at the Parables that Jesus told that are only recorded in the Gospel of Luke. There will be 7 classes (God Willing) Week 1 - The Two Debtors Luke 7 Week 2 - The Good Samaritan Luke 10 Week 3 - The Friend at Midnight Luke 11 Week 4 - The Parable of Luke 15 Week 5 - The Unjust Steward Luke 16 Week 6 - The Rich Man and Lazarus Luke 16 Week 7 - The Pharisee and the Publican Luke 18 Our goal will be to put into practice the key Bible reading techniques that will help us to read more effectively: 1. Context - what do the surrounding verses say that help us to understand the current section being read? 2. Echoes - where have I heard this before? Often "Cross References" found in some Bibles will help us to find those echoes. 3. Repeated words and phrases. What is being emphasized in the section being read? 4. Put yourself in the story! Try to imagine the emotion and the setting. 5. What are the lessons for us? Every Bible study must have some connection to our lives! We need to be transformed! Notes and the Slide Deck available at: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rh2ozqAWRNm8YUNfOtl1-14HFVy_PCgY?usp=share_link

These studies on David centre on his life before he became king. All men of faith have highs and lows in their lives. David was no exception. In all the studies we are able to see God working in David's life; bringing people in who help mould David so he is prepared to be the king. The 1st study hones in on David conquering the giant Goliath – a type of the diabolos, the whole episode points to our Lord Jesus' victory over sin. The 2nd study looks at David's friendship with Jonathan whose soul was bound together with David's, in love for God. The study follows David as he has to run for his life and spend years in the wilderness of Judah, betrayed at times, desperately close to danger, but learning through the challenges to put his trust in Yahweh alone. The 3rd study focuses on David’s ability to shape mighty men through teaching them about God. People who were struggling with life were transformed to take on the world. A great parallel to our lives in Christ, where not many mighty are called, yet "we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us". In the 4th study, we see the hand of God in David's life in the provision of Abigail, a help - meet for him. In Abigail's character we see so many useful lessons on how to behave wisely in the most challenging of circumstances. The final study looks as much at Saul, it shows how the final week of Saul’s life parallels David’s defeat of Amalek and helps to underline how in David we have a type of our Lord Jesus Christ.

The letters to the seven ecclesias in Revelation highlight commendations and rebukes for each ecclesia. Ephesus is praised for their hard work and endurance but chastised for losing their initial love for Christ. Smyrna is commended for their faithfulness despite persecution, while Thyatira is praised for love and service but rebuked for tolerating immorality. Sardis is criticised for spiritual deadness, while Laodicea is chastised for lukewarmness and self-sufficiency. All are urged to repent and overcome.

Presented in New York City in June 2023, The presenter examines 5 aspects of the letter to the Ephesians drawing out much exhortation.Description: Paul's letter to the ecclesia at Ephesus was written to motivate them into action to confirm their faith in Jesus. Having put off their old lives they needed to put on the whole armour of God and live a Christ-like life in the sure and certain hope of the resurrection and the opportunity to stand before the Son of God.

Description: John the Baptist, the greatest prophet ever, also the humblest apart from Moses, accepted that his mission on this earth was to prepare the way for the sin-bearer, the son of the most high God, creator and sustainer of all creation.

The content "Though We with Giants Fight: 6 Studies" by Dan Jolly, The playlist is hosted on "The Bible Channel - Discover the Bible!" podcast. It is focused on studies related to biblical themes or topics.

God speaks to us in many different ways, but one of the most important ways is through our hearts. When we open our hearts to God, He can speak to us through His Word, through our thoughts and feelings, and through the circumstances of our lives. There are a few things we can do to allow the voice of God to speak to our hearts: We can confess our sins. When we sin, it creates a barrier between us and God that makes it difficult to hear His voice. When we confess our sins, we remove this barrier and allow God to speak to us more clearly. We can read the Bible with an open heart. The Bible is God's Word, and it is one of the most powerful ways that He speaks to us. When we read the Bible with an open heart, we are inviting God to speak to us through His Word. We can be still and listen. Sometimes the best way to hear God's voice is to simply be still and listen. This means setting aside time each day to quiet our minds and hearts so that we can hear what God is saying to us. We can ask God to speak to us. We can simply ask God to speak to us, and He will. He may speak to us through a Scripture verse, a thought, a feeling, or a circumstance. When we allow the voice of God to speak to our hearts, we are opening ourselves up to a deeper relationship with Him. We are also allowing Him to guide us and direct our lives in the way that is best for us. Here are some additional tips for allowing the voice of God to speak to your heart: Be patient. It may take some time to develop the ability to hear God's voice clearly. Don't get discouraged if you don't hear Him right away. Just keep practicing and asking Him to speak to you. Be open to whatever He says. Don't try to control what God says to you. Just be open to whatever He has to say, even if it's not what you were expecting. Act on what He says. When you hear God's voice, don't just ignore it. Take action on what He says. This is how you will grow in your relationship with Him. Allowing the voice of God to speak to our hearts is a journey. It takes time, patience, and effort. But it is a journey that is worth taking. When we allow the voice of God to speak to our hearts, we are opening ourselves up to a deeper relationship with Him and a more fulfilling life.

In the book of Revelation, Jesus Christ warns his followers that he will come again, "as a thief in the night." This means that his coming will be unexpected and sudden. Jesus tells his followers to "watch" and to be prepared for his coming. He says that those who are watching will be "blessed." the phrase "behold I come blessed is he that watcheth" is a reminder to Christians to be prepared for the coming of Christ. This means living a life of faith and obedience to God. It also means being aware of the signs of the times and being ready for Christ's return at any moment. Here are some examples of how Christians can "watch" for the coming of Christ: Studying the Bible: The Bible is full of prophecies about the Second Coming of Christ. By studying the Bible, Christians can learn more about what to expect when Christ returns. Praying: Prayer is a way of communicating with God. By praying, Christians can ask God to help them to be prepared for his coming. Living a life of faith: A life of faith is a life that is lived in accordance with God's will. By living a life of faith, Christians can demonstrate their love for God and their readiness for his coming. Being aware of the signs of the times: The Bible says that there will be certain signs that will indicate the coming of Christ. By being aware of these signs, Christians can be more prepared for his return. The phrase "behold I come blessed is he that watcheth" is a call to action for all Christians. It is a reminder that we should always be prepared for the coming of Christ, no matter when it may happen.

A series of easy-to-understand and well-presented bible lessons to help you come to an understanding of Bible Truth. Join us as we discover the Truth about the Bible, as it was taught by Jesus and the apostles.

A @Christadelphians Video: May 14th 2023 saw the 75th Anniversary of the establishment of the state of Isreal. This Video examines the uniqueness of Israel, considering Bible Prophecies concerning this incredible nation - and showing how that Human history, clearly proves these many prophecies to be absolutely true. Demonstrating that there is a God in Heaven. So what are the implications to you an I?