Ordinary sentences are simply inadequate to describe Jesus. A poet’s touch is needed, the skillful use of devices such as metaphor, which can pack far more meaning into a few words.

“Have I learned anything?  Have I grown?  Have I lost ground?” 

In this video, Brother John Bilello speaks on the topic of how the creation story has been interpreted by the Christadelphian community in the past, starting in 1849.

Paul confesses to a specific recurring weakness—covetousness. Realizing he might have had a particular problem in this area, we start noticing that it appears A LOT in his writings. 

In this first video, Bro. John covers some of the main challenges from skeptics of the Creation account.

To appreciate why Brother John is well suited to present the scientific considerations in the following videos, read about his background and credentials here.

The Seventh Day is about reflection of God’s glory in Creation, with music and poetry, and giving that back to each other and God and Christ.

In Part 3, we show how the ethical and moral values of the people were now based on what seemed right in their own eyes and we'll consider several ways in which the same thing could so easily happen in our lives.

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!”