Current Issue - Tidings

Thanking God for You

Brothers and sisters, this is my last editorial as Editor of the Christadelphian Tidings...

Shame and Grace in the Life of a Believer

Defining and discussing shame and grace from a Biblical viewpoint is not only relevant, but crucial.

WATCH! A Call to Spiritual Vigilance: Part 3

The Garden of Gethsemane provides the most profound and moving example of what it means to truly watch.

The Cost of Compassion

Compassion is not just a passing feeling or a fleeting emotion. It is something learned and practiced.

The Empires of Babylon

What if Daniel’s dream wasn’t about world empires at all but a single kingdom that began in Babel and still lives on today?

Out of UR

In a world of wealth, idols, and 5,000 gods, God quietly chose a barren woman and an ordinary family to change the course of history.

Titus: Transformed by Grace: Part 5

When the grace of God is truly believed, it will shape how we live.

Self-Giving Love

Christ’s example in John shows that divine life is expressed through service.

From Tradition to Truth

From devoted Catholic altar boy to Christadelphian believer, my journey began with questions, led me to Scripture, and ended with my entire family finding a new faith.

The New Frontier for Proclaiming The Gospel: Part 2

What if making disciples of all nations could now happen at digital speed, reaching seekers worldwide through story, connection, and Scripture?

Do We Really Want Visitors?

Before we ask how to welcome visitors, we first have to ask: do we actually want them?

An Uplifting Journey

Surrounded by blooming flowers, warm hospitality, and deep Bible study, we witnessed how faith is growing in Mexico, one disciple at a time.

Making Connections in Jamaica

In Jamaica, we witnessed how God can reunite His people in the most unexpected ways—sometimes even on a country road with just a name and a prayer.

Thoughts on the Way: Keep it Simple

Facing death in a Roman dungeon, Paul didn’t write theology, he wrote heart-level advice on humility, contentment, and keeping the faith alive.