Today’s thought “Disaster after disaster: behold it comes” (September 11) Ezekiel 7 is initially about the disaster coming on the people still living in Jerusalem. Ezekiel was a priest and is among those taken into captivity (1:1) some years before Jerusalem is destroyed. Those taken away are earnestly hoping to return to the land of… Read More Today’s thought “Disaster after disaster: behold it comes” (September 11)
Lamentations Chapter 5 + 2 Our inheritance [nachalah] is turned to strangers [zarim], our houses to aliens [batim to foreigners] The promises of God in the past were real and literal in the eyes of the nation. But they had presumed upon them. They felt that they were unconditional. Yet, whether we look at the… Read More Those who refused to have God as their Father
Stuur mislukking de deur uit… en laat succes binnen! ‘…Als God voor ons is, wie zal tegen ons zijn?’ Romeinen 8:31 + Engelse versie / English version: Thought of the day: Farewell to failure
Say:’Farewell to failure’ and ‘Hello to success!’ ‘…If God is for us, who can be against us ?’ Romans 8:3 + Dutch version / Nederlandse versie: Overdenking voor vandaag: Afscheid van mislukking
Shape your dreams by your hopes not by your hurts. ‘And now, oh Jehovah God, what do I wait for? My hope is in you.’ Psalm 39:7 + Dutch version / Nederlandse versie: Overdenking voor vandaag: Dromen vormgeven door hoop
Voedt uw dromen met hoop, en niet met pijn en verdriet. ‘En nu, wat verwacht ik, oh Jehovah mijn God? Mijn hoop, die is op U.’ Psalm 39:7 + Engelse versie / English version: Thought of the day: Shaping dreams by hopes
Faith matters because it defines our life—forever. It shapes our relationship with God and with each other. We each come to God individually, but we are called to walk together in common purpose, united by our faith in God. WCF FaithLaunch Program WCF’s FaithLaunch Program is designed to answer that huge question and assist you as you… Read More How can you grow faith throughout your whole life?
Rachel Adams is an early intervention specialist which means she helps kids who have developmental delays that can manifest through speech and language, physical delays, or cognitive delays. When a parent or a physician suspects a child has developmental delays, they’ll refer them to early intervention and they’ll send out a team who will do… Read More Rachel Adams on Education and Early Intervention
In the compelling and real conversations about faith in the Christadelphian community, Steve talks with Alison Routledge, Suzette Thompson, and Viv Brown. They discuss together what a Proverbs 31 woman can teach us today and how we can manifest those learnings and experiences in our own communities. They also reflect on women mentoring women and… Read More Joanie Kaufman on Little Seeds of Faith
It is our prayer that, together, we might please our Father by helping those in need: “Is not this the fast I choose: to loose the bonds of wickedness, to undo the thongs of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free, and to break every yoke? Is it not to share… Read More Thought for today: It is our prayer that we might please our Father by helping those in need
The Garden, a new branch of the WCF tree, focusing on ecclesially- and individually-led local outreach initiatives in North America. In early July, a small group gathered at the Schooley’s Mountain ecclesia and put together care packs to be delivered to a few ecclesiae in New Jersey and Virginia as a trial run of our bags… Read More Bags of Love: New Jersey Trial Run
The Biblical basis for outreach can be traced clearly through both Testaments. From specific commands in regard to “loving your neighbour as yourself ” in Leviticus 19 to Jesus’ fulfilment of this both in parable and in action, we are often instructed as believers to reach out to those around us. Jesus’ willingness to eat… Read More Biblical Basis for Outreach
God + ik = Een Meerderheid. ‘Daarom zullen wij niet vrezen, al verplaatste zich de aarde, al wankelden de bergen in het hart van de zee. Laat bruisen, laat schuimen haar wateren, laat de bergen beven door haar onstuimigheid.’ Psalm 46:2-3 + Engelse versie / English version: Thought of the day: God + me =… Read More Overdenking voor vandaag: God + ik = Een Meerderheid
God + me = A Majority. ‘Therefore, we will not fear, though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea, though its waters roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with its swelling.’ Psalm 46:2-3 + Dutch version / Nederlandstalige versie: Overdenking voor vandaag: God +… Read More Thought of the day: God + me = A Majority
Of the three new books which have been produced this year you may find a review in The Christadelphian and find it at the office: Signs of the Times Study Guide (Michael Lewis). The Bible’s great hope is the return of the Lord Jesus to establish the kingdom of God on earth. Now more than… Read More Signs of the Times Study Guide (Michael Lewis)
On Tuesday August 4 a cataclysmic explosion rocked the Lebanese capital Beirut. Large parts of the city have been damaged, over 200 people have been killed, with thousands injured, and nearly 300,000 left homeless. The cause of the explosion was the detonation of 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate that had been left at the port… Read More Signs of the Times – “Crisis in Lebanon”
The last few months have presented many challenges and our prayers are with those around the world who are ill or lonely or suffering, the bereaved, those facing unemployment or hardship and many others affected by coronavirus. Considerable efforts to contain the outbreak continue, from governments and front line care workers to scientists searching for… Read More News from the Christadelphian Magazine Office in Birmingham for September 2020
Today’s thought “Out of the heart of man come …” (August 12) The first verse of Jeremiah 33 tells of how “The word of the LORD came to Jeremiah … while he was still shut up in the court of the guard” and told him of the judgments he was about to bring. They would… Read More Today’s thought “Out of the heart of man come …” (August 12)
Today’s thought The little word “if” (August 11) Today’s reading in 1 Kings 6 describes how Solomon in the fourth year of his reign began to build a most remarkable temple on the mount in Jerusalem. It took him seven years (verse 38) to build. We read, “When the house was built; it was with… Read More Today’s thought The little word “if” (August 11)
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