“Choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve Yahweh” Joshua 24:15
A very interesting article from North America recen…
“But as for me and my house we will serve Yahweh” Read More »
Christadelphian commitment to Bible teaching frequently causes us to be at odds with the churches and with the wider community. While we strive to “live peaceably with all men” and do not deliberately set out to create tension with others, it is inevitable we will find ourselves out of step with…
The constant speed and pressure of life today can rob many of us of quiet, quality time to stop and meditate upon the beauty and wonder of our God’s creation. However, when we do indulge in this priceless pleasure, we can bring our minds back to seeing the bigger picture of life and the purpose of…
“Whatsoever things are pure and lovely” Read More »
In our first article in this series we were introduced to this ‘man of destiny’ as he began the career marked out for him by the Most High. We followed his meteoric rise from a poor Corsican officer to Commander of the army of Italy. His genius and audacity as General of the French forces were p…
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October 31 this year is the ninetieth anniversary of the famous Charge against the Turkish trenches at Beersheba by the Australian Light Horse in 1917. The Charge, said to be the last great cavalry charge in military history, saw the conquest of Beersheba by the Anzac and British forces.
For the …
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The above headline summarises the world situation today. Yet we see this as the fulfilment of God’s purpose in revealing Jesus Christ and the saints to save the world from destruction. The war in Iraq has caused a power vacuum to develop in the Middle East. The US invasion in 2003 was an event tha…
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One of the facts of life is that familiarity can cause something that was initially extremely important to us to lose its significance and power with the passing of time. We need to take care that this does not happen to us as we gather each week to partake of the emblems of bread and wine to rememb…
Let a Man Examine Himself Read More »
The Apostle Paul knew well the power of Christ in his life. As Saul of Tarsus he had zealously persecuted the early ecclesia until, stopped in his tracks as he approached the city of Damascus, he heard the voice of the Lord Jesus ask, “Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me?” His persecution of Chr…
“Christ Liveth in Me” Read More »
When we witness to our faith to those around us, whether near at hand or further afield, we soon recognise our dependence upon God. Indeed, if we do not, and if we are engaged in some sort of ego trip, then our preaching activity is fatally flawed. For sound preaching is not about counting up conver…
Knowing God – Through Preaching Read More »
Every week we participate in a memorial feast which reminds us about the work of our Lord in achieving victory over sin and in providing a means by which we can be released from the bondage of sin and death. This meal is an appropriate time for self-examination as we contemplate the life of our Lord…
Isaiah 58 “Is Not This the Fast That I Have Chosen?” Read More »
