Each year during May the Mental Health Foundation promotes Mental Health Awareness Week. In the Corona period and after Covid-19 many of us were blessed to have received kindness from others, on countless occasions and in countless ways, and we would all acknowledge the benefits it brings. Beyond the benefits of receiving kindness, research has… Read More Mental Health Awareness Week
My wife and I made bread today. It’s not something we do very often, so it seemed kind of special. It got me to thinking about bread in the Bible. There’s a lot of it. It starts right at the beginning, when God pronounces the consequences of Adam’s sin: “By the sweat of your face… Read More Bread
(An excerpt from Obeying God rather than man by Geoff Henstock, foreword by John Botten) Obeying God is a crucial commitment of every disciple of Christ where there is a conflict with the laws, customs or commonly held views of whatever human society in which we find ourselves resident. It is an essential part of… Read More Obeying God rather than man
We find ourselves in a new year, where we still have to face the Coronavirus and find some additional crisis, like the economic and energy crisis as well as the tribulation crisis in Ukraine, Belarus, and Poland. We could say that everything is old-fashioned, but if we are positive about it, we could also… Read More Refresh
A short visit to see two sisters in the Oslo area took place in January. Two further visits booked for the first half of 2020 had to be cancelled because of Covid-19. Although no visits to Norway have taken place since the pandemic began, contact with our three isolated sisters has been maintained, one of… Read More Norway 2020 report
Today’s thought “Whoever does what is true …” (April 11) In today’s John 3 we have the start of the teaching of Jesus – and how profound – and challenging are many of the verses. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish… Read More Today’s thought “Whoever does what is true …” (April 11)
Today’s thought In which God delights (January 29) The readings today all challenge us to think and meditate on their application to ourselves. Much personal meditation is called for. Genesis 48 contains Jacob’s reflections at the end of his life, his relationship with “the God who has been my shepherd all my life long to… Read More Today’s thought In which God delights (January 29)
We can only hope to get our minds under the influence of the truth, by steeping our minds in it, and this is only to be done by laying it down for ourselves as a rule to read it continually, day by day. If we do that, then we shall get at the result; the… Read More The Way of Truth and Love Therein
14th December 2019 Location: study day for those interested in helping Christadelphians and non-Christadelphians of all nationalities … Read More Practical Faith study day
Our recent Dutch posting “De opgestane Heer” looks at the essence of our faith but also at the reality of these days there being clergymen who claim that we do not have to believe in a literal resurrection of Jeshua the Christ from the dead. We are used to hearing such statements from the mouth… Read More The resurrected Lord
PSALM 85:9______________ 9 Surely HIS SALVATION is nigh them that fear Him; that GLORY may dwell in our land. 10 MERCY and TRUTH are met together; RIGHTEOUSNESS and PEACE have KISSED each other. 11 TRUTH shall SPRING out of the earth; and RIGHTEOUSNESS shall look down from heaven. 12 Yea, ~YAHWEH~ shall give that which… Read More Memorizing wonderfully 15 Psalms 85-120 Salvation, Mercy, Truth and Righteousness
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Our beloved Brother Roy Hudson Lansing, 67, fell asleep in the Lord on Thursday, May 11th, 2017, surrounded by his family. His devotion to his family and his firm belief in God supported him in his struggle and ultimately gave him peace, resting assured in the hope of our Lord’s soon return to this earth.… Read More Bro. Roy Lansing (Chesterfield, Ohio) February 20, 1950 -May 11, 2017
The Karolyn Andrews Memorial Fund is an international emergency fund to help and support Christadelphians (and their families) anywhere in the world, who are the victims of violence or persecution because of their faith. Brother Don and Sister Ellen Styles (who were instrumental in setting up and running this fund for many years) are retiring… Read More Karolyn Andrews Memorial Fund
Would it not be lovely to see a Bible school in Israel? Given the state of the world and of the Middle East, anyone considering expressing interest should be comfortable in their own mind about the safety aspects of the proposal to conduct Bible schools in Israel in October/November 2016, God willing. You may ask… Read More Bible schools in Israel in October/November 2016
“When Jesus saw their faith” (February 6) While it is a true that a person’s faith is an important element in healing (Matthew 9:22), we noticed in our Mark reading today (chapter 2) that the faith of others can be a vital factor in some healings. We read of the four men who came to… Read More When Jesus saw their faith
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