Sat, May 09, 2026
Duration: 10 mins 59 secs
In this study, we consider what the Bible teaches about the bodily resurrection when the Lord Jesus Christ comes again.
Beginning with the words of Jesus in John 5:28–29, this video examines the general resurrection of both the righteous and the wicked, before focusing particularly upon the resurrection hope of believers in Christ.
Sun, May 03, 2026
In this talk we consider the parable of the wheat and the tares from Matthew 13:24-30 and our Lord’s explanation in verses 37-43.
What did Jesus actually teach about the end of the world?
Did He describe multiple future ages and judgments, or one final coming, one final separation, and one eternal destiny?
In this passage, the Lord Jesus Christ teaches that:
• the harvest is “the end of the world”
• the righteous and the wicked remain together throughout this present age
• Christ will return in judgment
• the wicked will be cast into everlasting punishment
• and the righteous will enter the everlasting kingdom of their Father
This talk also considers the common teaching of a future earthly thousand-year kingdom and compares it with Christ’s own words in the parable.
Most importantly, this is not merely a discussion about prophecy or end-times views. Jesus ends the passage with a solemn personal application:
“Who hath ears to hear, let him hear.”
Scripture Reading: Matthew 13:24-30, 37-43
May the Lord be pleased to use His Word for His glory and for the salvation of sinners.
Mon, Apr 27, 2026
Duration: 11 mins 22 secs
In this study, we consider a vital question: Who is Israel in the Bible?
Beginning with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (who was named Israel), we trace the development of Israel as a nation — from the twelve tribes, through their time in Egypt, their deliverance under Moses, and their possession of the promised land under Joshua.
But Scripture takes us further.
We then examine how the Old Testament itself points beyond the nation to a greater fulfilment in the Lord Jesus Christ. Looking at passages such as Hosea 11:1 and Matthew 2:15, we see that Christ is the true Son — the One in whom Israel’s identity finds its fulfilment.
From there, we consider Isaiah 49, where the Servant is both called Israel and sent to restore Israel, showing that more than one sense of “Israel” is in view. This leads us to the New Testament understanding of the remnant according to grace, and the extension of salvation to the Gentiles.
Finally, we see how all who are united to Christ by faith — both Jews and Gentiles — are described as the “Israel of God” (Galatians 6:15–16), heirs of the promises made to Abraham.
This study seeks to show that God has one redemptive plan, fulfilled in Christ, and extended to all nations through Him.
Key passages:
Genesis 32:28
Joshua 21:43
1 Kings 9:6–7
Hosea 11:1
Matthew 2:15
Isaiah 49:6
Luke 2:29–32
Romans 11:5
Galatians 6:15–16
