OCTOBER ISSUE

Fear is a familiar part of life, but the promised Kingdom offers a future without fear. By recognizing our fears and choosing belief, we can reflect a glimpse of that coming peace today.

Family is the first setting where faith, character, authority, and love are learned, making parents stewards of a sacred inheritance passed from one generation to the next.

A daughter remembers her father’s search for truth, devotion to preaching, and deep desire to help Arabic-speaking families discover the hope of the gospel.

The details surrounding Christ’s mock coronation point beyond the cruelty of the cross to God’s repeated work of bringing salvation to His people.

The Hebrew expressions translated as “forever” reveal David’s joy in dwelling with God, inviting a closer look at how Scripture describes the length of our days.

Baraka Bible School brought Swahili-speaking Christadelphians together across North America for study, fellowship, children’s classes, and a shared celebration of faith.

The created world offers windows into God’s wisdom and character, encouraging careful observation and grateful reflection on the One who made it.

The next chapter in the series continues to examine Scripture’s answers to human weakness, sin, and the need for God’s transforming work.

David’s census raises searching questions about pride, responsibility, judgment, and mercy as the consequences of misplaced trust unfold.

Judas and Peter both failed Jesus, yet their different responses to guilt and repentance reveal searching lessons about despair, forgiveness, and faith.

This opening excerpt from Held in His Hands begins a story of danger, faith, and the light of the gospel in difficult circumstances.

A visit to Lima brings encouraging meetings, Bible classes, shared meals, and renewed fellowship with Christadelphians and families in Peru.

A Bible study conference in Ecuador celebrates fellowship across generations, thoughtful study, spiritual encouragement, and the joy of a new baptism.

Highlights from Truth Corps 2026 show young people learning to preach, teach, serve, and find joy in sharing the hope of the Kingdom.

John the Baptist leaves the security of the priesthood for the wilderness, carrying a message of repentance and preparing people for the coming Christ.