Life Study of the Bible
Weekdays from 8pm
How should we relate to God when it seems that He does not care or is absent during our suffering on His behalf? This issue has perplexed many believers, and is addressed in the profound parable of the unrighteous judge and persistent woman (Luke 18:1-8). Witness Lee unfolds the Lord’s deeply assuring and richly supplying response to all earnest believers who may have considered this question.
Contrary to the natural concept, the kingdom of God is not a physical realm that comes with observation. Rather we will see how the kingdom is the living person of Jesus Christ Himself sown into His believers to grow and develop into a realm in which God rules in life! If you’ve ever wondered when Christ will return and set up His Kingdom - you won’t want to miss this programme!
Join us as we explore Luke 17:1-10. Here the Lord covers the matters of stumbling others, forgiving others, exercising faith, and realizing that we are unprofitable slaves. Witness Lee also expounds the meaning of the Lord’s speaking about the kingdom of God being in the midst of them (Luke 17:20-21). The full archive of Life-studies on every book of the Bible is available anytime for free at amanatrust.org.uk/page/radio
What happens to believers and unbelievers when they die? Witness Lee unfolds Luke 16:14-31 which provides an answer, teaches about entrance into the kingdom of God and provides a warning to the rich. We consider the place of Hades, and the vital factor of hearing the Word of God (vv. 19-31).
The parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15 presents a full picture of God’s complete salvation (Luke 15:11-32). On this highlight programme, Witness Lee opens up the depths and significances of the best robe, the golden ring, the sandals and fattened calve in a totally fresh and enlightening way that you may have never considered before!
In this Life-study programme Witness Lee looks at a parable teaching about the prudence of a steward (Luke 16:1-13). This story of a steward who, threatened with the loss of his position, unrighteously deals with his master’s assets - only to gain his praise, may seem highly out of place. However, we will see how these points fit well together and contain principles of tremendous value today.
The parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15 presents a full picture of God’s complete salvation (Luke 15:11-32). Witness Lee opens up the depths and significances of the best robe, the golden ring, the sandals, and fattened calve in a totally fresh and enlightening way that you may have never considered before! The full archive of Life-studies on every book of the Bible is available anytime for free at amanatrust.org.uk/page/radio
Did you realize that the three parables in Luke 15 portray the saving love of the Triune God toward sinners? Join us as we fellowship regarding how the three of the divine trinity work together to bring the sinner to salvation - unveiling the Son as the Good Shepherd, the Holy Spirit likened to a woman seeking a lost coin, and the Father receiving the prodigal son.
Luke 14;26 says “If anyone comes to Me and does not hate His own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters and moreover even his own soul-life, He cannot be My disciple” (Recovery Version). What does it mean for believers to hate such cherished ones, and even to hate ourselves as the Bible intends? Join us for a sobering word on the requirement for enjoying the jubilee in the coming age of the kingdom.
Today Witness Lee explores Luke 14:1-26. What is the significance of Christ’s healing of a man with dropsy on the Sabbath, and the parable of the invitation to a wedding feast? In the third segment of the programme we consider the difference between God’s salvation and the reward in the kingdom age through faithfully following Him. The full archive of Life-studies on every book of the Bible is available anytime for free at amanatrust.org.uk/page/radio
Luke 12:49-51 says “I have come to cast fire on the earth; do you think that I have come to give peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather division.” (Recovery Version). We explore this mysterious portion in our weekly highlight programme, which matches the experience of many of His seeking ones. The Lord’s baptism and the conflict between two kingdoms is also fellowshipped.
What is the significance of the kingdom of God being likened to a mustard seed becoming a tree, and to leaven that leavened the whole lump? Is the Lord intending to point out something positive or negative here? Join us as Witness Lee opens up a portion of the word that is particularly enlightening and may go against the concept of many believers today (Luke. 13:1-35).
Luke 12:49-51 says “I have come to cast fire on the earth; do you think that I have come to give peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather division.” (Recovery Version). We will explore this mysterious portion, which matches the experience of many of His seeking ones. The Lord’s baptism and the conflict between two kingdoms is also fellowshipped.
Witness Lee expounds and connects the three warnings in Luke 12 to our practical participation in the jubilee in this age, and the full jubilee in the coming age. Our need today is to heed the warning concerning hypocrisy in religion (12:1-12), covetousness and anxiety over material possessions (12:13-34), and to be watchful and faithful in service (12:35-48). The full archive of Life-studies on every book of the Bible is available anytime for free at amanatrust.org.uk/page/radio
Luke 11 is a very interesting chapter - immediately after the Lord’s teaching on prayer positively, Christ then finds Himself in conflict with demons and dealing with mass rejection. Witness Lee practically applies this sequential progression to our experience of the jubilee, and explores the significance of Christ presenting Himself as the One who is greater than both Jonah and Solomon (Luke 11:1-54).