Every generation features new challenges. Our generation is full of change and throws many challenges to us all. For the people of God the question becomes, “How does this or that innovation affect our life before God?”. Without doubt the revolution in communication media is a profound challenge…
Technology, Communication and the Ecclesia Read More »
In this, our final article on some of the results which arose from the online survey we conducted, we examine the results relating to the Brotherhood’s use of television and movies.
It may seem somewhat wearisome that once again the old crotchets of television and movies are being raised in the…
The Eye is the Light of the Body Read More »
A notable aspect of our relationship in Christ is our fellowship one with the other. It is really more than this, as the Apostle John says, “and truly our fellowship is with the Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ”. There can be no relationship more blessed, more privileged, more holy, than th…
Integrity In Fellowship Read More »
Christadelphians have a responsibility to preach the word of God: “Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season” (2 Tim 4:2) are words which, in their context, have particular application to the last days in which we live. Paul tells us we must be ready to preach when it is convenient an…
It is becoming common to hear people today describe themselves as ‘spiritual but not religious’. When pressed to explain, their idea of what it is to be ‘spiritual’ is generally confined to vague notions of higher thinking, a feeling of self-realization and liberation. God may not …
Spiritual But Not Religious Read More »
2011 is the 400th anniversary of the printing of the King James Bible. Many ecclesias will be using this topic in their preaching activities throughout this year. As readers may like to have an outline of how we came to have the Bible in English, and in particular the King James Version, or Authoris…
“The Morning Star of the Reformation” Read More »
In the first article in this series we looked at the work of Wycliffe which culminated in the translation of the Latin Vulgate into English. His express desire was that the Holy Scriptures “should be taught in whatever language is most easily comprehended”. We now look at the effect Wycliffe…
Hus plants the seeds of Reformation in Europe Read More »
In our last article we considered Wycliffe and his translation through to the time of the Council of Constance, 1414-1418, at which Council Hus was burnt at the stake as a heretic and Wycliffe was posthumously judged to be a heretic and his body exhumed and burnt in Lutterworth, England. We will now…
2011 – 400th Anniversary of the King James Bible Read More »
Behind the scenes remarkable events are occurring that confirm without doubt God’s invisible hand upon world events. For almost 2000 years “the man of sin” has exalted himself above all that is called God, sitting in the Temple of God “shewing himself that he is God” whilst weaving in and …
The history of the three Romes Read More »
The aim in these articles is to encourage prayerful contemplation and invigorate discussion on how we can faithfully and effectively present the Truth to the world of today. Having considered the role that lectures play, we will move on to other preaching methods that can be used.
Lectures are by…
Having interested friends home Read More »
