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siden 3. juni 2023
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A roadblock can feel final until God quietly turns it around. From Ezra 7 to 8 we follow a leader shaped by exile, disciplined by Scripture, and bold enough to trust God on a dangerous journey without leaning on human protection.We talk through what makes Ezra so compelling: he devotes himself to t…

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They offered to help rebuild the temple, then turned into opponents the moment they were refused. That single twist in Ezra opens up a whole world of questions about compromise, pressure, and what faithfulness really looks like when you are trying to do the right thing and the resistance does not l…
A Persian emperor issues a decree to rebuild God’s temple and his name appears in prophecy written long before he’s born. That’s where our Book of Ezra Bible study begins, recorded in London with Richard Bewes, Paul Blackham, and our guest Ken Wright, as we trace how exile turns into return and how…
Wealth can feel like armour, right up until the moment it starts rusting. As we reach the final chapter of James, we sit with one of the Bible’s most direct warnings about money, injustice, and the spiritual danger of building your life on what can rot, corrode, or collapse overnight. James chapter…
Peaceful churches do not happen by accident, and James refuses to let us blame “the atmosphere” or “the times we live in”. As we open James 3:18 through chapter 4, we follow the sudden turn from peacemakers to wars and ask the uncomfortable question: what is really driving fights and quarrels among…
One careless sentence can undo months of trust. That is why James chapter 3 feels so modern: it treats speech as a spiritual force, not a side issue, and it refuses to let leaders hide behind good intentions or good theology.We start with James’s blunt warning that not many should presume to be tea…
A sentence can sound spiritual and still mean nothing: “I believe in God.” James refuses to let us hide behind that kind of talk. We sit with James 2:14 onwards and feel the force of his claim that faith without action is dead and that empty belief cannot save, cannot witness, and cannot even be sh…
You can sit through years of preaching and still miss the point. From a fruit and veg shop at the Farm Fellowship near Preston, we open James and let it press on the places where everyday life is won or lost: listening, speaking, anger, and obedience.We read James 1:19–22 and explore why “quick to …
“Consider it pure joy” is one of the hardest lines in the New Testament to take seriously, especially when life is genuinely frightening. From a barn at Farm Fellowship near Preston, we begin a book-by-book Bible study of the Book of James with Richard Bewes, Paul Blackham, and our wonderfully inte…
Fear loves to speak in absolutes: you’re alone, you’re done, there’s no way through. Psalm 27 answers with a different absolute: “The Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall I fear?” We sit with that line and let it do its work, not as a slogan, but as a prayer spoken under real pressure. As …
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