One Hour. One Book: Philemon

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Written and presented by Dr. Randall D. Smith. Resource materials and notes are available at www.randalldsmith.com
Video produced and shot by Benjamin Russell. benjaminrussell.wordpress.com
Video edited by Kristina McKinney
Made possible by the generous contributions of the Grace Church of Sebring family (www.sebringgrace.org), as well as Naas and Marina le Roux of Kerugma Production, Capetown, South Africa (www.kerugma.org/)
Music by Kirsten Melrose Nickisch. Tracks "Where Is Your Heart" and "I'm Coming Back" from her album "The Coming Glory" are available for on iTunes. itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ki...
Set design by Meredith Seymour and provided by Grace Church of Sebring
Mics provided by Gabriel Colladay
Footage shot with Sony HVR-V1U in full HD thanks to the generosity of Naas and Marina le Roux of Kerugma Productions, Capetown, South Africa www.kerugma.org/
Edited using Edius 6.0

[@SamuelMinard]

Bro Randall I love your teaching historical background is very important to expanding the scripture I love it and you Brother keep incouraging. the brethrring

[@kioshatippett]

Thanks for the teachings! They are really helping me grow in my knowledge of the scriptures. I’ve been reading the NT and after each book I watch the respective book. God bless you and your family!

[@fernandogarza8507]

I have recently found your videos. I have want to say thank you for sharing your faith and knowledge.

[@derrickhill7991]

Thank God for u pastor 🙏 to break down historically theologically of the book and the text and teaching us what was going on during that time and what lead up to that time ....... it is much needed in and of our day

[@rommsc]

Thank you Dr.Randall for the lesson inspiration

[@neilhickey497]

Pretty engaging cover of book Of Philemon -I like it

[@GidzPaul]

Wow. Learned a lot here. Thank you.

[@navagatingthroughthebeasts2908]

These are great teachings , thank you

[@7thangelad586]

The letter addresses repairing relationships between believers.

[@gl94k31]

good teaching

[@thattimestampguy]

2:08 31 years until he found Jesus 3:22 Augustus Ceaser shaped Rome around Himself 5:06 Tiberius Ceaser leads a more chaotic Rome 7:23 Caligula killed, Claudius made Emperor 9:11 Paul works in Tarsus

[@kevinrosner8676]

‘Forgive them, some of them posthumously”. and then that smirk. 30:45. another classic. Haha

[@7thangelad586]

It would be interesting to find out what happened to Onesimus when he returned to Philemon.

[@DMVSOG]

He most likely sent Onesimus back to Paul...after some time.

[@venitarice8325]

Good

[@7thangelad586]

Do your prison epistles series include the book of Philemon?? I enjoy the historical context of Paul’s letters.

[@jemthomas7915]

Closed captions please

[@peacockfeather0782]

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[@elviatellez7650]

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[@chuckabean1]

Just read Acts 15, it is simple and straight forward. This man has unfortunately place his "Christian goggles" over the text and does not just read it for what it is.

[@heritageresearchcenter8970]

Nothing worse than a PAGAN Religious teacher! Common Era? That is a modern secular invention.

[@jeannemarkham1149]

The whole of what he teaches speaks to a true faith so perhaps less fractious would be to ask "As a believer, I'm curious, why do you use the term Common Era?" That takes an accusatory stance and turns it to one that encourages dialog, and then if he has incorrect thinking there is an opportunity to correct it.

[@peacockfeather0782]

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