The Apostolic Bible College and Seminary (ABCS) welcomes viewers to its theological courses, aiming to inscribe the word of God on their hearts. The Blue Letter Bible, a free online resource, is introduced for its various study tools. The concept of being 'born again' in Christianity is discussed, along with the importance of precise words in biblical interpretation. The use of Wikipedia for background information and historical context is also highlighted.

The lesson discusses the Christmas story, specifically focusing on the birth of Jesus. It explains that the story is rooted in both the Old and New Testaments, and that Jesus came at the perfect time as prophesied. It also touches on the concept of mystery and how God sometimes obscures truths to protect His creation. The lesson also introduces the idea of laws, such as the Law of Opposites, Free Agency, and Justice, and how they play a role in the Plan of Salvation. Finally, it mentions that Jesus is our example and advocate to the Father through the Holy Spirit.

The talk begins with the Christmas story and traditional customs, then delves into the spiritual significance of the season. It emphasizes the importance of prayer, studying scripture, and understanding Jesus' purpose. The discussion explores Jesus' role in both the Old and New Testaments, the impact of commercialism on Christmas, and the trials Jesus faced. The importance of service, giving, and aligning actions with beliefs is underscored, concluding with a reminder of Jesus' role as a servant.

This lesson is titled "The Christmas Story" and is part of a beginner series of sermon notes. ​ The lesson begins by discussing the significance of Jesus' birth and how it fulfills prophecies from the Old Testament. It then emphasizes the importance of serving others, particularly during the Christmas season. The lesson introduces the concept of the prize, questioning what the prize is if Jesus is the gift. ​ It defines the difference between a gift and a prize, stating that a gift is something received without earning, while a prize is something received and earned. ​ The lesson references 1 Corinthians 9:22-27, which talks about running a race and striving for the prize. It also mentions the Protestant Reformation Doctrine of Salvation, which is based on the Five Solae concepts. ​ The lesson emphasizes the need to understand the situational context of written or spoken works and criticizes the doctrine of once justified, always justified. The lesson concludes by discussing the foundation of faith, the nature of God, the importance of the Bible, and the plan of salvation. It also touches on the concept of communion and its significance in the Christian faith. ​ Overall, the lesson explores various aspects of the Christmas story, the Christian faith, and the importance of serving others and striving for the prize of salvation.

The video starts with a prayer and introduces a new series on obedience and God's glory. It explores the various meanings of glory and emphasizes the choice between focusing on God or not. The speaker encourages choosing God, underlining the significance of faith and obedience. The talk revolves around building faith through trials, choosing good over evil, and the path to glory with Jesus, especially during the holiday season.

The talk begins with a prayer and then delves into the internal war and injustice in the United States, the presence of unrighteous power, and the need for truth. It introduces the 'On the Road to Glory' series, focusing on the glory of Eden. The creation of heaven and earth, the nature of matter, and the choice between God and not God are discussed. The talk concludes by emphasizing the original state of humanity, the presence of evil, and the need for discipline.

The speaker expresses gratitude for God's word and its teachings about the world and Satan's operations. They stress the importance of preaching God's word in a loving, non-threatening manner and preparing for the tribulation period. The talk includes a summary of the series 'On the Road to Glory, A Holiday Walk with Jesus', discussing the loss of glory, sin, God's standards, and the great mystery of God's union and Christ's church.

The talk explores Satan's deceptive operations, the fall of humanity, and God's plan of salvation. It emphasizes the importance of preparing for tribulation and sharing God's word in a non-threatening way. The narrative delves into the consequences of Satan's deception, the promise of a savior, and the spiritual authority order. It also discusses the connection between Babylon and Satan, the entry of sin into the world, and redemption through Jesus Christ.

The video starts with a prayer and discussion of church activities in Tanzania, Liberia, and Kenya. It emphasizes trust in God, perseverance, and gratitude for supporters. The importance of faith in Jesus and reliance on God's guidance is underscored. The video introduces a series on the tabernacle and priesthood, discussing 'glory' and the story of Cain and Abel. It covers a timeline of events from Cain to Abram, the birth of Ishmael and Isaac, and the feud between Jacob and Esau. It concludes with a focus on the road to glory, emphasizing the choice between God and the world.

The speaker expresses gratitude for blessings and requests prayers for Elder Mary's chemotherapy. The difference between joy and happiness is discussed, and the 'Road to Glory, A Walk with Jesus' series is introduced. The talk delves into the period of apostasy in Israel, the rise of prophets, and the return from Babylonian exile. The focus is on the plan of salvation, the choice between good and evil, and redemption through faith in Christ Jesus.

The discussion delves into the significance of preaching God's word and the role of accountability in ministry. It explores the concept of glory, from its origins in Eden, its loss through sin, and God's plan for humanity's return to glory. The narrative of Zacharia and Mary's encounters with the angel Gabriel is examined, highlighting human flaws, acceptance of divine plans, and the fulfillment of prophecies. The birth of Jesus, symbolizing the reestablishment of God's spiritual authority, is also discussed.

Mary's visit to Elizabeth leads to a divine encounter, marked by John's leap in Elizabeth's womb and Elizabeth being filled with the Holy Spirit. Mary's soul magnifies the Lord, and she prophesies about Jesus's future and God's mercy. The discussion explores the distinction between soul and spirit, Mary's Magnificat, Zacharia's conversion, and the parallelism between John and Jesus.

Luke's account of the Christmas story provides a historical perspective, highlighting the Roman census and Joseph's lineage to David. The shepherds and angels, representing commoners and heavenly witnesses, play crucial roles. The law of witnesses, the shepherds' reliability, and the angels' praises to God are discussed. Mary's contrasting reaction is also noted. The Kronos messengers' role in the prophecy and its fulfillment is emphasized. The narrative concludes with a call to refocus on God's glory during the Christmas season.

The dialogue starts with a prayer and a vision for the future, including end times. It emphasizes planning and seeking blessings for work and writing. The conversation acknowledges obstacles and seeks protection, then explores religious traditions, spirituality, and hypocrisy. It introduces the final part of the 'On the Road to Glory' series, stressing the pursuit of glory with Jesus.

Site the full reference of the Scripture selected (ex. John 3:16 [NASB20]). Use the standard Bible version abbreviation. Then expose the meaning of the passage by exegeting the meaning, including using Strong’s numbers and relate the meaning to the course.

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