Truth Corps is all about preparing young brothers and sisters to spread the Gospel, the Good News of the Kingdom, and putting it into practice.

Often repeated but never verified, “Five is the number of grace” is the poster child for Christadelphian phrases that need to be deep-sixed. Or deep-fived. 

We look at what it means to be “saved by his life,” and our Lord Jesus's role in strengthening and encouraging us. 

Guatemalan brothers and sisters share how they came to learn of Christadelphia.

When preaching to the Gentiles, Paul found people willing to leave their cultic rituals and turn to the one true and living God. We can experience the same thing.

A journey of discovery from Trinitarian Pastor to Unitarian Bible student.

There are certain phrases that resonate powerfully with us, they speak for us.

If we genuinely believe the Lord could return at any time, we need to view all our priorities through this lens and make ready.

Joy and rejoicing were at the forefront of Paul’s mind, as he sat in detention awaiting trial.  What did he have to be so joyful about?

Here’s a hypothesis:  The miracles Jesus did were previews of the Kingdom, and/or parables of the Kingdom no less than the spoken parables.  Let’s kick this around and see if it holds up.

The aim is that the studies will draw the listener to Christ, to loving service, to a fresh love of God's word.

Our goal every day is to come closer to the way Jesus lived.