Do you know there are seven new songs in the Old Testament Scriptures? I want to briefly take you over six of those songs. What, then, are we going to sing in the age to come? We are going to sing a new song—new, because for the first time we are going to experience these things. And our hearts wi…
Without involvement, there is no commitment. Mark it down, asterisk it, circle it, underline it. “No involvement, no commitment”—Stephen Covey.
Just how involved are we in the Lord’s work? Remember that at the age of twelve the Lord Jesus asked his mother, “Why did you seek me? Did you not…
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More than half desert, frequently hit with drought and subject to chronic water shortages in the past, Israel now produces 20 percent more water than it needs. But, in 2015, the gap between demand and available natural water supplies had reached 1 billion cubic metres. Israel’s rapidly growing po…
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In our postmodern times, most people regard prophecy with a great deal of scepticism. This was not the case in the ancient Greek world. People frequently consulted an oracle to know what to do in the future. Herodotus, in the 5th century BC, records a significant number of prophecies issued by the o…
Thinking too highly of ourselves
There is a great danger in thinking too highly of ourselves. Faithful men in the Bible fell into this trap during times of stress. Moses and Aaron had been instruments in God’s hands, fulfilling His will, and demonstrating His power to the nation of Israel. At one…
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The brotherhood is currently seeing a resurgence of the pressure for sisters to adopt speaking and leading roles in ecclesial life. This challenges the way that Christadelphians have followed the clearly stated New Testament practices for over 150 years.
As our world changes rapidly into the WOKE e…
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With war at its doorstep following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the European Union has demonstrated unity and resolve in its response. The war is also accelerating transformations in the EU’s foreign policy as Brussels is forced to adjust to new geopolitical realities. It is hard to overstate t…
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A two-month truce that began April 2 is holding so far and giving rare hope to Yemenis who have suffered through a now six-year war.
“I am encouraged”, said US Special Envoy for Yemen, Tim Lenderking, in an exclusive interview with Al-Monitor. The “parties have taken some significant steps he…
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Israel celebrated 74 years of independence on 5 May this year. The passage of time and the solemn black-and-white photos of the period lend a feeling that the historic events and the nascent country’s first footsteps were orderly, well thought-out affairs.
But in reality, things couldn’t be mor…
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These extracts are taken from Dr Jonathan Sarfati’s book: By Design – Evidence of Nature’s Intelligent Designer – the God of the Bible.
Spiders
Antonia Kesel at the Institute for Technical Zoology and Bionics in Bremen, and colleagues at the University of Zurich analysed the feet of a ju…
