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Living in a world that left out God, Esther 1-2

5 Nov 2023
00:26:00

John Matanda introduces a new series of talks by Truth for Today on the Book of Esther and shows how many people in today’s world choose to live without God in much the same way as those of Esther’s day. He also shows that God cares and provides for believers who remain faithful to Him. John considers these truths with respect to the four personalities introduced to us in Esther chapters 1-2. They are Ahasuerus, Vashti, Esther, and Mordecai

How should one understand the Bible?

29 Oct 2023
00:26:00

This talk, entitled ‘How should one understand the Bible?’ concludes this present series. In it, David Anderson explains what Paul meant in 2 Timothy 3:16 (ESV) when he wrote that, “All Scripture is breathed out [inspired] by God and [is] profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness.”

How should one understand the Bible?

29 Oct 2023
00:26:00

This talk, entitled ‘How should one understand the Bible?’ concludes this present series. In it, David Anderson explains what Paul meant in 2 Timothy 3:16 (ESV) when he wrote that, “All Scripture is breathed out [inspired] by God and [is] profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness.”

How do I know that I have the Spirit?

22 Oct 2023
00:26:00

This fourth talk in this Truth for Today series ‘Concerns Christians Sometimes Have’ is given by David Pulman and he answers the question, ‘How do I know that I have the Spirit?’ He speaks about the Lord’s promise of the permanent indwelling of the Spirit for believers, when that promise was fulfilled, the sealing of the Spirit when someone believes the Gospel, the fruit of the Spirit seen in the changed lives of believers, and the Spirit’s work of making Christ precious to every believer.

Will God always forgive me?

15 Oct 2023
00:26:00

In this third talk in this Truth for Today series ‘Concerns Christians Sometimes Have’, Brian Donaldson asserts the truth of God’s absolute forgiveness of sins for the repentant believer and answers a resounding, “Yes” to the question, ‘Will God always forgive me?’ But he also addresses the difficult issue of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, the sin that will never be forgiven.