Today's readings.. (Exodus 39,40), (Psalm 102), (1 Corinthians 10) We have some challenging reasoning by Paul in today's 10th chapter of 1st Corinthians. He begins by reflecting on the experiences of Moses in leading the Israelites on into the wilderness after the events at Sinai.  He draws parallels between the ...
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Today's readings.. (Exodus 38), (Psalm 100,101), (1 Corinthians 8,9) Our reading of Paul's First Letter to the Corinthians continues to give us many points of guidance.  Paul set the highest principles of living for himself so that he would be a true example.  He refused to accept any "material things" ...
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Today's readings.. (Exodus 37), (Psalm 96,97,98,99), (1 Corinthians 7) This phrase occurs in our Corinthians chapter (7) today.  It is a chapter that is not as clear in meaning in some sections as we would like, but it becomes clearer as we take a contextual view of the flow of ...
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Today's readings.. (Exodus 36), (Psalm 94,95), (1 Corinthians 6) We have two faith strengthening Psalms today. "When I thought, 'My foot slips,' your steadfast love, O LORD, held me up. When the cares of my heart are many, your consolations cheer my soul."[94 v.18,19].  The cares and anxieties of life ...
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(Today's readings.. (Exodus 35), (Psalm 92,93), (1 Corinthians 4,5) Today’s Psalm (92) tells us “It is good … todeclare your steadfast love in the morning” [v.1,2]  It is important to begin each day with taking at least a little time to focus our thoughts upon God, to declare to him ...
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(Today's readings.. (Exodus 33,34), (Psalm 90,91), (1 Corinthians 3) Our 5 chapters today were all intensely thought provoking.  First, the utterly remarkable and challenging relationship of Moses (and the people through Moses) with the LORD (yhwh) who had delivered them from Egypt. Second, the Psalms of Moses, 90 & 91; ...
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(Today's readings.. (Exodus 31,32), (Psalm 89), (1 Corinthians 1,2) It is interesting in how many parts of Scripture we find the words "blot" and "blotting" used  - to indicate that God is so angry he is  wiping out someone or some people, the worst case was in the time of ...
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(Today's readings.. (Exodus 30), (Psalm 87,88), (Mark 15,16) Today we completed reading the Gospel of Mark.  God has seen to it that four records of the life on earth of his Son have been written and preserved so that, together, they provide a detailed picture of what his Son taught ...
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(Today's readings.. (Exodus 29), (Psalm 85,86), (Mark 14) Our N.T. reading of Mark's gospel is the heart stirring 72 verses of his 14th chapter.  It records the 'last supper' that Jesus shared with his disciples and its' age-lasting simplicity has had heart stirring meaning for his genuine disciples in every ...
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(Today's readings.. (Exodus 28), (Psalm 83,84), (Mark 13) Today we read the answer Jesus gave to the 4 disciples who sat with him on the Mount of Olives, they  earnestly asked,  "Tell us, when will these things be, and what will be the sign when all these things are about ...
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A Christadelphian Video; Description: God worked with the events in the life of Judah to bring about change and reformation. The culmination of this is shown in the plea he makes in Gen 44. These two talks take us through the parallels in both Joseph and Judah’s lives and the ...
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A Christadelphian Video: Description: Now more than ever this world needs to hear some Good News! GOD has promised a time of peace, no more wars, no more sickness, a time when the world will be filled with HIS glory – this is GOD’s Good News. The challenge to each ...
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A Christadelphian Video: Description: The establishment of Israel in 1948, is compelling evidence that God controls the World’s destiny. The Lord Jesus Christ will return and transform the earth to an enduring and everlasting peace with the Global Capital in Jerusalem. God’s justice will ensure stability and sustainable peace without ...
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(Today's readings.. (Exodus 27), (Psalm 8,82), (Mark 12) The religious leaders tried hard to discredit Jesus but the harder they tried, the more he confronted them and showed them how foolish their thinking and attitudes were.  The Sadducees who were the most ‘worldly’ of them, refusing to believe there would ...
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(Today's readings.. (Exodus 26), (Psalm 79,80), (Mark 11) It is necessary for the orderly functioning of life for there to be those in authority to approve and oversee what is to be done.  This is essential for the proper functioning of life, but is it so in every case?  In ...
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