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by Ron Bailey

The final hours of Christ’s pre-Calvary life focused on the themes of a new Passover, a new Kingdom and a New Covenant. This New Covenant stands in stark distinction to the Covenant enjoyed by the saints of the Old Testament. It is said to be ‘new’ and ‘better’ and ‘more glorious’ but for many its uniqueness is still an unexplored territory. This podcast attempts a New Covenant perspective on Biblical truth and the implications of this better covenant for a true understanding and practise of daily living as members of the New Covenant.

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  1. Where do I do from here?

    This is the final study in this series. We compare the temptation in Eden with the temptation in the Wilderness. What is the nature of man? Adam, Eve AND Christ had no 'old man', no resident ruling power of Sin, and yet they all came under temptation. How does this help to understand our...

  2. My Right to Myself

    We examined temptation in the experience of three members of our race who were without congenital/hereditary sin. We saw the 'trap' set by a Satanic mindset that Christ recognised and rejected, and that for all members of the human race... temptation is inevitable, but sin is not.

  3. A Pathology of Sin

    We examine and contrasted the experiences of Eve and Christ when faced with temptations to satisfy legitimate hungers. We examined the nature of temptation and sin in the experience of a member of the New Covenant community.

  4. Spontaneous Moral Originality

    Oswald Chambers' phrase becomes our theme for this study. In pursuing it we take a look at 'sinless perfection' and an 'anointing that teaches us. Is the life as depicted in the New Covenant scriptures an illusion or can Christ fulfill his promise?

  5. Receiving Christ

    Colossians: Epaphras relayed the news of the new converts in Colossae to Paul, and Paul concluded that they had "Received Christ Jesus the Lord" What does it mean to receive Christ?

  6. Christ our Passover

    We examine the Last Supper or was it the First Christian Passover? We unpack the unpack the New Covenant truth from its shadows and types in the insitution of the First Passover in Egypt and its signficance.

  7. The Indwelling Spirit

    We examine the implications and consequences of the Indwelling Spirit; God on the inside. And we see again what God has saved us from.. and what he has saved us to.

  8. a new dynamic

    In this study we examine the extreme ways in which the prophets described the condition of the human heart and the extreme language used to describe God's coming Full Salvation

  9. all things have become new

    In this study we read of Melchizedek and saw why he can be used as a symbol of a different kind of priesthood; a king-priest. We saw why the author of the letter to the Hebrews declares so defiantly that the New Covenant is better than the Old Covenant.

  10. Melchizedek & the Epistle to the Hebrews

    In this study... we study the 'pull' of the Temple on believers from a Jewish background and the description of Jesus as a priest-king, and we take a look at a perplexing prophecy.

  11. The Epistle to the Galatians

    In this study... We saw how put Paul redefined circumcision in his letter to the Philippines as "no confidence in the flesh", and claimed that it is the New Covenant people and not the Old Covenant people who fulfill the requirements to be regarded as God's people.

  12. Branded for Life

    In this study we set the scene for a rumbling issue which troubled the early Christians; our relationship to the law of Moses. It still does trouble Christians; what is our right attitude to the Sinai Law. A shorter study to set the scene for a more detai

  13. The Mystery

    Paul claims that God has revealed a secret plan (a mystery) hidden from prophets and saints in times past but now revealed. God has removed the barrier between Jew and Gentile... there is no one people of God, without distinction.

  14. Paul, a bond-servant and an apostle

    We take a look at the life, character and inspiration of Paul. We see that Peter regarded Paul's writing as 'wisdom' that had been given to him, and as scripture. We are poised to examine Paul's revelations.

  15. And to the ends of the earth

    In this session we suggested a fulfilment of Daniel's 70 Weeks prophecy in Christ's reaching out to the people of the Old Covenant during his life and in the first years of the New Covenant. We traced the widening circle of of the New Covenant.

  16. to you first...

    In this study we discover the links between the promises to 'the house of Israel and the house of Judah', the promise to the house of Israel, and God's plan for all nations

  17. Suddenly... from heaven

    We gather together the expectations of the Day of Pentecost in their emphasis on the newness and freshness of the promised New Covenant that is brought into fulll operation by the sudden coming of the Holy Spirit from heaven.

  18. born of water and Spirit

    We examine the simple sentence Jesus answered, ·Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. (John 3:5 NKJV) Simple?!? ...but the implications are immense.

  19. Judaism's Baptisms

    We dig deeper in to the context to discover the relevance of 'you must be born again' into the Jewish beliefs about Baptism and the importance of a conversation between two Rabbis, Nicodemus and Jesus

  20. Ready, Steady... Wait!

    Back on track with our revisiting of The Better Covenant. Why did Jesus forbid the disciples to preach about him? Our witness is 'additional', the Spirit must bear witness too.

  21. the gospel according to Zecharias

    the gospel according to Luke makes a neat connection to the last words of the Old Testament. A messenger will prepare the way and another will bring the promise of of a powerful gospel

  22. Romans 8 and the Holy Spirit P2

    There is a lot of groaning going on in this study; the creation groans, the saints groan and the Spirit groans. Our weakness is not our disabilitu but our qualification for the Spirit's help.

  23. Romans 8 and the Holy Spirit Pt1

    The law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus has freed me from the law of sin and death. Paul declares what God has done and its implications for a life lived in the power of Christ's resurrection life

  24. Then... but Now?

    We have arrived at the troublesome Romans 7 chapter. How are we to understand Paul's testimony here? Is this his current experience or an echo of the past?

  25. IFTTT - if this then that

    we follow Paul's steady pursuit and reasoning in Romans 6 and see his thrilling conclusions. We are free from Sin

  26. The Body of Sin - destroyed?

    We begin a deeper dig into the metaphors of Romans 6. Who does Paul have in mind when he makes the statements? What is 'the Body of Sin' and what are our expectations arising from this chapter?

  27. Baptised into Christ Jesus

    Pressing forward into Romans 6 we uncover the wonders of the effects of Christ's Calvary work on 'Adam, the old man' and see the prospect of a resurrection life and its enjoyment now.

  28. and so in Christ

    We trace Paul's account of the entrance of Sin onto the world stage. He entered by 'one man'; Adam but its consequence touches the whole race. We re-examine Paul's record to see how God provided 'another' One Man. The Federal Head of a new race under 'one man.

  29. there is no hope

    Adam, what have you done? We examine the consequences of Adam's sin on the human race, and prepare for God's remedy in Christ.

  30. as in Adam... so in Christ

    From the forensic to the dynamic. We move from the courtroom into the throne room to identify ruling powers in the life of a man or woman

  31. 18 Reflecting on the Incarnation

    So what really happened and why the incarnation?

  32. 17 The Birth celebrated by the Sages

    These are the 'bonus' days on our advent calendar. The repercussions for those who lives through these events. We make a historical comparison between two oriental kings and a definition of 'repentance.

  33. 16 The Birth feared by King Herod

    These are the 'bonus' days on our advent calendar. The repercussions for those who lives through these events. We make a historical comparison between two oriental kings and a definition of 'repentance.

  34. 15 The Birth celebrated by Simeon and Anna

    In a time of decay and declension two bright lights continue to shine; Simeon and Anna. Luke records the wonderful testimony of these two faithful witnesses.

  35. 14 The Birth announced by Angels

    The presence of angels is a constant theme of scripture. There are more than 250 in the Bible to 'God's secret agents'. We identify some key truths and add some warnings.

  36. 13x The Birth of the Saviour

    The world's best now carol and some observations.

  37. 13 The Birth of the Saviour

    Just another baby, just another mouth to feed, just the flotsham and jetsham of a mighty empire? The hopes and fears of all our years are found in thee, tonight.

  38. 12 Zacharias' anticipation of the Saviour

    The prophetic silence of 400 hundred years is broken by and old priest, Zacharias. We dig more deeply into this amazing prophecy

  39. 11 Judea's anticipation of the Saviour

    Mary and Elizabeth join in their praise of God's wonderful plans, and Elizabeth's baby 'leaps' in the presenc of Mary's. Mary's magnificent magnificat.

  40. 10 the anticipation of Mary

    Gabriel Gods 'herald-angel' visits Mary with a message that will change her life forever and,,, consequently, ours too.

  41. 09 the anticipation of Joseph

    We examine the silent man of the nativity, who almost unnoticed contribution is a vital ingredient in giving the name of 'Jesus' to the one who would save his people from their sins

  42. 08 The Promise of the Servant Ruler

    We move from the Purple thread of Majesty and Kingship to a Scarlet thread of servanthood and suffering.

  43. The Promise of the Coming King

    Isaiah promises a child who will be wonderful, counseller, might God, the Father of Eternity and the Prince of Peach

  44. Day 06 The Promise of the Virgin Birth

    Our 6th window opens onto the promise of a virgin birth. We take a brief detour to do a little apologetics in answer to some of the claims of Richard Dawkins, and reach one of the greatest mysteries of our faith... incarnation.

  45. The Promise of a Son for the Gentiles

    Advent, Christian, biblestudy, advent, Christmas, meditation, devotional

  46. The Seed promised to David

    And so the progressive revelation moves on... A seed promised to Eve, a seed promised to Abraham, a Seed promised to Judah, and now a Seed promised to David.

  47. Dec 14-03 the promise of the Seed to Judah

    In the third study we 'trace the Seed' in the words of Jacob from his death-bed. Another glimpse of the amazinf 'drama of the ages'... the Seed promise to Judah

  48. Day 02 the promise of the Seed to Abraham

    We continue to trace the promise of the Seed, moving on to the Promise of the Seed to Abraham. We discover that even though Israel would become God's special people God already had 'the Gentiles in his heart and plan.

  49. the promise of the seed to Eve

    The story does not begin in Matthew or Mark but way back in the First Book of Moses. We begin our Bible journey to Bethlehem and to Calvary

  50. The Irreparable Covenant

    The Temple as the place of God's presence and residence. The finality of the end of the Old Covenant and God's abdonment of the earthly Temple

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The final hours of Christ’s pre-Calvary life focused on the themes of a new Passover, a new Kingdom and a New Covenant. This New Covenant stands in stark distinction to the Covenant enjoyed by the saints of the Old Testament. It is said to be ‘new’ and ‘better’ and ‘more glorious’ but for many its uniqueness is still an unexplored territory. This podcast attempts a New Covenant perspective on Biblical truth and the implications of this better covenant for a true understanding and practise of daily living as members of the New Covenant.

HOSTED BY

Ron Bailey

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