Successful completion of NTS152
The specialized, growing, series of courses covers the formation, the purpose, the experience, and the growth of The Apostles of the Lord Jesus Christ upon His First Advent on the Chronos Earth. This course is not a survey course. It is a deep dive, not only into the disciples and the apostles, but is a deep dive into the foundational concepts that officiates this treatment.
The video starts with a prayer and acknowledges a yearly three-week break. It discusses the challenges of modern life and the belief in divine guidance. The focus then shifts to the apostle John, his significance, and his impact on the early Christian Church. The importance of order in narrating events and the calling of the first disciples are examined. Topics like business partnerships, the imagery of fishing, and the miracle of catching fish are also covered.
The speaker expresses gratitude for the audience's work and reflects on past achievements. They discuss the significance of the transfiguration and its connection to the Old and New Testament. The concept of time, choice, and the difference between being called and ordained are explored. The parable of the wedding banquet is analyzed, emphasizing the importance of faith in action and the consequences of rejection.
The talk begins with a prayer and a reflection on the challenges of choosing goodness in a world filled with evil. It then delves into the stories of John the Beloved and Jairus's daughter, highlighting the role of faith in miracles. The narrative underscores the concept of faith as a belief that inspires action, and the journey towards sanctification and closeness to God through conscious choices.
The narrative explores faith, healing, and the teachings of John, emphasizing that weaknesses can be overcome through faith and salvation is linked to healing. John, an ordinary man, was chosen by Jesus to lead and educate others. The importance of managing weaknesses is also underscored. The core message revolves around the power of faith, the importance of salvation, and the insights gained from John's experiences.
The video explores the power of prayer, the challenges of our world, and the teachings of Jesus. It emphasizes the joy and peace that a relationship with God can bring, even in a world burdened by issues like climate change and political deceit. The narrative delves into Jesus' visit to Simon Peter's home, the establishment of his church, and his teachings in the Capernaum synagogue. It also discusses the existence of demons, their recognition of Jesus, and their impending judgment.
The discussion delves into the significance of understanding the context of messages and the need for discernment in delivering them effectively. It highlights Jesus' visit to Simon's home, the importance of Peter's house as a meeting place for new teachings, and Jesus' ministry of healing and casting out demons. The narrative also underscores Jesus' prayer habits and his decision to leave Capernaum to preach in other towns, emphasizing unwavering faith and the importance of following Jesus' example.
The session starts with a prayer for those facing persecution and faith challenges. It introduces a four-part miniseries on 'Sons of Thunder' in the Bible. The speaker explores the use of hermeneutics and exegesis for interpreting biblical passages. The session concludes with Jesus appointing and empowering the twelve disciples as his personal representatives.
The conversation explores the importance of faith, repentance, and a close relationship with Jesus for understanding truth and finding peace. It emphasizes the universal concept of diversity in God's kingdom, highlighting Jesus' ministry to Jews, Samaritans, and Gentiles. The discussion also provides historical context about Edam and Esau, the Herodian dynasty, and the relationship between the Herodians and Rome.
The session delves into the importance of language analysis in biblical times, focusing on the 'Sons of Thunder' and the languages spoken during Jesus's era. It explores the relationship between Hebrew and Aramaic, the influence of Shem's descendants, Canaan, Aram, and Phoenician culture. The spread of Aramaic through trade and colonization, and its eventual dominance over Hebrew is also discussed. The term 'Sons of Thunder' is examined in its Aramaic context.
The talk starts with gratitude for God's guidance and Jesus's salvific work, stressing the importance of faith and fellowship in God's kingdom. It explores the four prerequisites for faith and fellowship, warning against unrighteous dominion and arrogance. The focus then shifts to the difference between misguided and true zeal, using James and John as negative examples. The talk concludes by highlighting the positive aspects of the Sons of Turmoil, their role as church pillars, and their resilience in the face of persecution.
Dr. Day leads a prayerful exploration of John the Beloved's teachings, applying them to modern life and emphasizing the power of faith. The discussion delves into the significance of the journey to Jerusalem, the battle between earthly and divine kingdoms, and the role of faith in salvation. The talk also covers topics like recall bias in biblical accounts, Jesus' interactions with Gentiles, and the relationship between thoughts and actions.
The speaker starts with a prayer of gratitude for the ministry's work and seeks guidance. Despite challenges, they stress that faith in God can overcome any obstacle. They appreciate the Apostles of the Lord series for its valuable lessons and the educational value of scriptures. The speaker emphasizes personal growth, understanding hypocrisy, and the practical application of faith. They conclude by highlighting the equal authority of clergy and laity in God's kingdom.
The video starts with a prayer and gratitude, followed by a discussion on the ministry's progress. The main focus is on John and James' request to sit on Jesus' right and left side in glory, contrasting worldly unrighteous dominion with servant leadership in God's kingdom. It also emphasizes the foreshadowing of communion and Jesus' impending sacrifice, ending with the importance of communion and Jesus' journey to Jerusalem.
The dialogue starts with a prayer and delves into managing the church in Jesus' absence. It explores the end days, discussing challenges, unity, and understanding signs of the times. The conversation shifts to communion and the iron rod that separates truth from fiction. Baptism is metaphorically discussed, emphasizing communal suffering and proximity to Jesus. The discussion concludes with the practical application of faith, underlining the need for a shift in focus and self-discipline.
The discussion delves into the competition among the 12 apostles, emphasizing the importance of prayer, gratitude, and staying focused on the mission. It highlights the significance of preaching and spreading God's word, and the need for guidance during tribulation periods. The talk explores the influence of Satan, the importance of free agency, and the effects of competition. It underscores the value of servant leadership and choosing good over evil, regardless of political affiliations.
The session starts with a warm welcome and a recap of the previous week's discussion. The focus then shifts to John the Beloved, servant leadership, and the power of words and actions. The importance of sacrifice, love, and the concepts of ransom and grace in salvation are explored. The talk also delves into faith requisites, the Paschal Lamb, confession of faith, the interplay of grace and faith, and the role of free will in redemption.
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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BspDr D was born in Maryland in the United States in the mid 1950's. He has been a Christian since birth, having been "born from above" during his 15th year. God called him in March 2019 in start an online, global, apostolic ministry to prepare God's people for the Matthew 24 age. He is well-accomplished and is still developing his spiritual gifts under the authority of God and delivering what he hears to those attending ABCS.
NTS 253 - THE APOSTLES OF THE LORD 3 (2 cr)
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