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David Pulman concludes the Truth for Today series ‘The Message of the Minor Prophets’ by looking at the different dialogues between Jehovah and Israel spoken through Malachi. Some are addressed to the ordinary people; others are addressed to the priests. Chs. 1&2 outline the nation’s religious and social decline
David Anderson continues this Truth for Today series ‘The Message of the Minor Prophets’ by first stating that the overall message of Zechariah can be found in the very first verse, 1:1. He then looks at, and explains, Zechariah’s somewhat complex messages...
Ken Wood continues this Truth for Today series ‘The Message of the Minor Prophets’ by first giving an introduction – the context of Zephaniah
Paul Thomson continues this Truth for Today series ‘The Message of the Minor Prophets’ with an overview of Hosea, using the following headings: Overview of The Minor Prophets.
Graham Mair commences a new Truth for Today series entitled ‘The Message of the Minor Prophets’ with a survey of the book of Nahum. He introduces this study by explaining God’s attitude towards Nineveh as recounted in the book of Jonah and Nahum’s place in the prophecies towards Israel during Hezekiah’s reign.
Truth for Today’s Christmas message is given by Sam Ford. He bases his message on some his own favourite, including two lesser-known Christmas Carols and the message they contain: ‘Methinks I see an heavenly host’; ‘Hark the herald angels sing’; ‘Unto us is born a Son’; ‘The Lord at first did Adam make’; ‘Christians, awake, salute the happy morn’; ‘Joy to the world’.
Brian Donaldson: ‘Paris in Peter’ by stating that the phrase ‘Once you were…now you are’ is like a wake-up call and is a reminder and a re-setting of our identity in Christ.
Ian Britton considers the third pair in 1 Peter 2:4-10 by first reading the whole passage, then giving the context of the passage; and Petr’s purpose in writing.
Paul Callicott commences a new Truth for Today series entitled ‘Pairs in Peter’. Although the title of his talk is singular, Paul focuses on the idea of each believer being a living stone built up as a spiritual house. Paul’s talk is based on 2:4-5
Graham Mair continues the Truth for Today series ‘Getting the Fundamentals Right’ by looking at each of the three baptisms mentioned in the New Testament: 1. The baptism of John the Baptist. 2. Christian Baptism. 3. Baptism in the Holy Spirit.