Today’s thought “… in vain do they worship me” (July 14) The religious leaders in Israel in the time of Jesus were zealous in their rituals of worship: the same can be said of the main forms of Christianity down through the centuries. Today in Matthew 15 we see how Jesus confronted the “Pharisees and… Read More Today’s thought “… in vain do they worship me” (July 14)
Each individual has to make their own choices, making up their mind what they do want to believe and whom they would like to follow. Having looked at the key elements of the Bible we must consider what we really want to do,keeping to follow this world and holding fast to worldly traditions or following the Nazarene master teacher Jeshua (Jesus christ) and becoming a real Christian or a Christadelphian to go through life as a Brother or Sister in Christ.… Read More Concluding thought by the article series “Key to the Bible”
When we hear what is going on in the world we can notice more people are questioning what Islam and Christendom are really saying. Many Christians in their life have had many unanswered questions by their church. Often they got the reply they just had to believe what the Bible said, but it mostly meant… Read More Looking for a biblically sound church
The Anointed begotten Son of God 1. Jesus and Christians All Christians think they do know Christ Jesus. We as Christians can only do hope that those who want to become a Christian and those who call themselves Christian sincerely would be willing to investigate who that Jesus from Nazareth, who was called the Messiah,… Read More Jesus begotten Son of God #1 Christmas and Christians
Another way looking at a language 1. New Academic Year = New books Every new academic year we go over to use another Bible translation in our ecclesia, to keep the minds going and to give opportunities to hear another voice or see another angle of lightning. It is a way of broadening the horizon.… Read More Another way looking at a language #1 New Year, Books and Words
Salvation, trust and action in Jesus 3. If you have received Jesus Christ as your Saviour, as a Christian you should: Keep doing the things as Jesus did them. “Teaching them to observe all things whatever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the world. Amen.”… Read More Salvation, trust and action in Jesus #3 as a Christian
Self inflicted misery to bear 9. Subject to worldly things We are subject to the worldly things and suffering because of our mortality and the consequences of the human pride that man wanted to do it on his own and could know it better than God the Creator. We cannot be certain what will take… Read More Self inflicted misery #9 Subject to worldly things
Self inflicted misery to bear 8. Pruning to strengthen us Lots of things which were not pleasant happened in this world. Many people had to suffer so much for nothing. We may be sure it has not been for nothing. No matter what happens we may not give up our hope which will be greatly… Read More Self inflicted misery #8 Pruning to strengthen us
Self inflicted misery to bear 6. Paying by death The people Jesus brought to live had to die again. As long as the world did not come to face the End of the Times, the world had to pay for her sins by death. You could say that is the penalty God has given us… Read More Self inflicted misery #6 Paying by death
Self inflicted misery to bear 5. A prophet without a hedge around him Though God loved Jesus He did not put hedge about him. Perhaps we can say God had blessed the work of his hands but God had not put a wall round him and no protection when Jesus was in need not to… Read More Self inflicted misery #5 A prophet without a hedge around him
As Kevin Miller writes in his blog article about Job “Job is a book of tragedy, foolish counsel, mourning, but also great strength.” For us it can be counted as such a real romantic film: Job begins and ends happy and cheery, but in-between we get drama of high calibre. By the end of the very… Read More Fragments from the Book of Job #7 Epilogue
“The Might Niush!” says that recessions, bombardment in the news about people actually being bombarded in other parts of the world, he is feeling totally exhausted and having existential angst, with no reprieve in sight. Add to this troubled cauldron, one natural disaster after another and we have yet another a new term for our… Read More Facing disaster fatigue
In earlier articles you could already read that we find it considerably important to come together as Christian brothers and sisters. We must assemble or come together to feel the solidarity with each other in connection with Christ in our meetings and in our daily live. Those believers that come together have to show expression… Read More Reasons to come to gether
It is lovely to see how brothers and sisters in the lord can come together and have a blessed time. Read more about the Ontario Christadelphian Fraternal Picnic held at the Boyd Conservation Area near Toronto Ontario, on Sept 11, 2010. It was a unique opportunity for brethren and sisters from fourteen of Ontario’s Christadelphian… Read More A beautiful day of fellowship!
Structure of an ecclesia and connected expenses If one wants to form an ecclesia or church community we are dependent on several juridical and worldly matters and are not able to avoid particular expenses. Today the time is ripe that we should let people come in contact with God’s Word and show them what is… Read More The Ecclesia in the churchsystem
Gisteren zijn wij verder dieper ingegaan op het onderwerp van demonen en hebben onder ogen genomen hoe God goed en kwaad in de hand heeft. Mits er niemand hooggeplaatst is en wonderbaarlijke kracht heeft moeten wij besluiten dat God ook instaat voor het slechte zowel als het goede. (Jesaja 45:5-7,22; Micah 1:12; Amos 3:6; Job… Read More Duivel, Satan, Lucifer, Demon, Goed en Kwaad en God
From You Preach The Real Church I am a Christadelphian who believe in One God who creates and sustains all life The Sand Gospel God wants you to be happy, He wants you to know Peace,He wants you to feel Love, That are just a few things A Christadelphian believes. Find out what we a.o.… Read More Christadelphian video’s
Christadelphianism takes its stand on the Bible. It maintains that the Bible can be proved to be divine, and that it is the only source of divine ideas at present in the earth on the subject of religion; and that all systems and doctrines are to be discarded that conflict with what is to be… Read More Christadelphians today
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