Malachi (1990)
Andrew Tennant
Florida Christadelphian Bible School (1990)
| Study | Title | Media |
|---|---|---|
| 1 of 6 | Wherein Hast Thou Loved Us | |
| 2 of 6 | Seek The Law At His Mouth | |
| 3 of 6 | Behold I Send My Messenger | |
| 4 of 6 | Who May Abide The Day Of His Coming | |
| 5 of 6 | They That Feared.... Spake Often | |
| 6 of 6 | The Son Of Righteousness Shall Arise |
In this powerful six-part series from 1990, Brother Andrew Tennant guides us through the often-overlooked book of Malachi with insight, clarity, and deep spiritual reflection. As the final prophetic voice in the Old Testament, Malachi delivers God's plea to a wayward people, calling for renewed reverence, restored worship, and faithful living. Through these talks, listeners are encouraged to examine their hearts, return to God, and hold fast to His unchanging promises. With vivid illustrations, heartfelt exhortations, and timeless truths, this series offers a refreshing and challenging exploration of the last words before the coming of the Messiah.
1. Wherein Hast Thou Loved Us
This opening session sets the tone for the series by exploring Israel’s response to God’s love. Though they had been deeply blessed, the people questioned God’s affection. Brother Tennant carefully unpacks the spiritual blindness that led to such a response, and highlights the enduring love of God that continues to reach out—even when it’s ignored. This lesson helps us reflect on how easily we can become complacent or forgetful of God’s blessings in our own lives.
2. Seek the Law at His Mouth
In this class, Brother Tennant examines the vital role of the priesthood and the importance of sound spiritual leadership. Drawing from Malachi’s rebuke of the priests, the message underscores the responsibility of those who teach and guide, and challenges all believers to honor God's name with sincere worship and truth. A compelling call to personal integrity and reverence in our walk with God.
3. Behold, I Send My Messenger
This class delves into Malachi’s prophetic message about the coming of a messenger—fulfilled in John the Baptist—and ultimately the coming of the Lord Himself. Brother Tennant paints a picture of God’s unfolding purpose and how it calls for both readiness and repentance. The session reminds us that God’s work continues in preparation for the return of Christ, and we are invited to be part of that ongoing work.
4. Who May Abide the Day of His Coming?
A sobering and searching class that considers the refining and purifying work of God. Drawing on the imagery of a refiner’s fire and launderer’s soap, Brother Tennant illustrates how God lovingly purges His people to prepare them for His presence. This session brings out both the fear and the hope of standing before the Lord, emphasizing the need for sincerity, humility, and readiness.
5. They That Feared Spake Often
This touching class highlights the value of spiritual fellowship and conversation among those who fear the Lord. Even amid general spiritual decline, God takes note of those who honor Him. Brother Tennant draws from Malachi and other Scriptures to show how God hears, remembers, and cherishes the words and actions of the faithful. A beautiful reminder of the power of encouraging one another in the things of God.
6. The Sun of Righteousness Shall Arise
In this concluding talk, Brother Tennant brings the series to a triumphant close by focusing on the promise of the “Sun of Righteousness”—a vivid picture of hope, healing, and renewal through the coming of Christ. It’s a message full of light and anticipation, reminding us that our God sees, remembers, and will ultimately vindicate the faithful. A joyful finale that leaves listeners encouraged and uplifted.
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