Baraka Bible School 2026 will gather Swahili-speaking believers and supporters from across Canada and the U.S. for a week of Bible study, worship, cultural connection, and mutual encouragement.

As Paul closes his letter to Titus, he calls believers to focused devotion: avoiding distractions, confronting division, and persevering in good works. Grace is not just how we begin; it’s how we endure.

If salvation is by grace, does that mean sin no longer matters? Paul reminds us that the Law exposes our guilt so we truly understand our need for Christ.

We explore a simple, organized approach that helps mothers pray faithfully and purposefully for their children.

Saul, David, Solomon, Uzziah, Hezekiah: what if their names were part of the message? The meanings behind the kings’ names reveal a deeper spiritual pattern.

Language barriers are no longer what they used to be. Discover practical, immediate ways to use translation apps and simple study methods to support preaching efforts worldwide.

An imaginative retelling: Announcing the birth of the Messiah.

The discovery of the Great Isaiah Scroll reinforces Isaiah’s claim that fulfilled prophecy as well as Israel’s survival, point to a divine hand at work.

A groundbreaking study using AI and refined carbon dating suggests the Dead Sea Scrolls may be older than previously believed. This reinforces our confidence in the reliability and prophetic nature of Scripture.

For many in Latin America who meet in small or isolated ecclesias, Bible School is more than an event, it is a powerful reminder that they are part of a larger family in Christ.

No one ends up here by accident. This piece explores the stories, convictions, and relationships God uses to draw us to the Truth and shape who we’re becoming.

A visit with Christadelphian families in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa, reveals both the damage left behind and the efforts to support recovery.