Can a person proclaim Christ yet be fundamentally confused by his nature and relationship to God? Can someone be a “believer” and have some fundamental misunderstandings about first principles?

There is no power strong enough to batter God's truth down, so don’t be afraid of approaching Scripture with an open mind.

The previous year brought new, unexpected challenges to our lives, affecting our individual and collective faith practices in ways no one could have predicted.

“Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good!”

The personal return of Jesus Christ to the earth.

God’s grace is abundant, and we are continually encouraged that He is still calling people out of this world to be part of His greater plan!

The sacred books of the Bible illuminate the history, culture and future of the Jewish people. Because of our love of the Scriptures, Christadelphians embrace this heritage and are motivated to think favorably of the Jewish people.

Oppression of believers is experienced in many areas around the world and so we appeal to our Heavenly Father on their behalf and for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ with a Day of Prayer on Sunday, April 11, 2021

“These are the words of the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the ruler of God’s creation.” (Rev 3:14).**

God will hear our prayers if we have faith and try to follow in His ways. We need to be in the right frame of mind for God to hear our prayers. We must align our intentions, desires and motives with the will of our Heavenly Father.

The New Testament frequently and emphatically reminds us that the Law of Moses was a foreshadowing of the work of Messiah. 

Today I was struck with a realization of how many people we encounter in scripture, of whom God asked a lot—way beyond what we might think of as a “standard” level of commitment.