The Bethel - Old Trafford Christadelphian Church

Martyn explores the less travelled paths and uncommon elements of the Easter story. Is Jesus sometimes not in the 'boxes' that we expect to find him in?

John looks at the implications of what Jesus did on Palm Sunday and thereafter, and explains how Jesus shows us God in His full glory.

From the words of Jesus in Luke 4:21, quoting from Isaiah, Alex encouraged us to take to hear Isaiah's vision of Jubilee for today, including what the 'new rules' for membership, right worship and Jubilee economics all mean.

Jonathan take us through James 3 speaking about how the tongue can speak words of life or words of death and how we can change our lives by being more in control.

Reminded that Jesus is always here with us and there in our moments of need, Trevor encouraged us to open the door when Jesus stands there and knocks.

Tony explored the surprise that Jesus showed at certain people's faith, or lack of it. He encouraged us to have faith that Jesus is still with us now.

Malcolm encouraged us from the story of Joshua to: 1. Elevate the Word. 2. Integrate the word. 3. Heed His voice. Stay close to God by staying reading the bible, don't wander away where He cannot be heard.

God has a plan. He has had it from the beginning of the world before it came into being. What are we doing to embrace our part of that plan and get involved with what God is doing.

The Israelites knew how to build! They had a background in brick-creation and tent-making. These were skills that God used and enhanced for the building of the tabernacle. In the same way, our skills are transferrable when building a place to worship God.

This is not a place made of stones, but of people, a place where we are both the builders and the building material. We are all important and all have something to give. Our uniqueness is not weakness and our weakness may be strength. When we choose to build with God, we build something that keeps growing and doesn't decline. We must all "excel in the gifts that build up the church" 1 Cor 3:10-15