Union Bible Institute: Recent Episodes

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This is part 4 of the message "Jesus is Coming Again" and is based on 1 Thessalonians 4: 14-18. This message is from our archives, and was originally preached for the radio by B.A. Johanson, former principal of UBI. This message is in isiZulu.

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This is part 3 of a message "Jesus Is Coming Again" based on Matthew 24: 40-44 by B.A. Johanson. This message is from the archives and was originally recorded for radio. This message is in isiZulu.

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In this message from our archives, former principal B.A. Johanson continues his series on the theme "Jesus is Coming Again" this time from Matthew 24:30. Originally recorded for use on the radio, this message is in isiZulu.

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In this series from our radio archives, B.A. Johanson preaches on the topic, "Jesus is Coming Again" from Luke 17. This message is in isiZulu. It is part 1 of 4 in the series.

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We hope you enjoy the following message preached in isiZulu by Rev T A Xaba, who served as lecturer at UBI from 1970 and then as principal from 1981 until his retirement in 2003. He continued to serve UBI in various capacities until his home going in February 2023. This is part 4 of 4 of a series entitled, “Knowing Jesus.”

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We hope you enjoy the following message preached in isiZulu by Rev T A Xaba, who served as lecturer at UBI from 1970 and then as principal from 1981 until his retirement in 2003. He continued to serve UBI in various capacities until his home going in February 2023. This is part 3 of 4 of a series entitled, “Knowing Jesus.”

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We hope you enjoy the following message preached in isiZulu by Rev T A Xaba, who served as lecturer at UBI from 1970 and then as principal from 1981 until his retirement in 2003. He continued to serve UBI in various capacities until his home going in February 2023. This is part 2 of 4 of a series entitled, “Knowing Jesus.”

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We hope you enjoy the following message preached in isiZulu by Rev T A Xaba, who served as lecturer at UBI from 1970 and then as principal from 1981 until his retirement in 2003. He continued to serve UBI in various capacities until his home going in February 2023. This is part 1 of 4 of a series entitled, “Knowing Jesus.”

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Eric Binion concludes the UBI 2022 Chapel series on the book of Jonah. He calls on all of us who have experienced God's grace, not to withhold it from others.

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Keegan Noble continues with our 2022 Chapel series on Jonah by calling for all of us to repent of sin that may be hindering our walk with the Lord.

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In the second part of our 2022 chapel series on Jonah, Ben Barthelemy explains how Salvation belongs to God.

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Reverend Murray Tessendorf shares from Jonah 1 and from his own experience of running from God's will. 

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In this opening 2022 Chapel message, Dr. Mnisi encourages us to stand on the solid ground of Jesus Christ. 

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Deputy Principal Xolani Nkosi shares a chapel devotion about not losing heart or being discouraged, and continuing with our calling in light of the recent unrest in KZN and Gauteng. (This message is in isiZulu. The English version is also posted on our podcast channel).

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Deputy Principal Xolani Nkosi shares a chapel devotion about not losing heart or being discouraged, and continuing with our calling in light of the recent unrest in KZN and Gauteng. (This message is in English. The isiZulu version is also posted on our podcast channel). 

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Pastor S. Moyo speaks to us out of I Timothy 5:17-23

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Pastor Khoza examines I Timothy 4 as a continuation of the UBI I Timothy chapel series.The message is preached in English with isiZulu translation.

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Mr. Noble explains what the Bible has to say about overseers and deacons as he preaches through I Timothy 3. The message is delivered in English and translated into isiZulu.