The Bethel - Old Trafford Christadelphian Church

After using a magnifying glass to repair a pair of spectacles, John compares the work of God to the work of man showing that the more we magnify the handiwork of God the more beautiful it becomes.

Jesus' disciples were utterly changed by their journey with Jesus. Mike encourages us to follow along with them and also be changed.

On a journey through Isaiah and some of the other Old Testament prophets, Pete shows us glimpses of God's kingdom and encourages us to find ways to see it and bring it now.

Trevor explores the claim in Romans "you have been saved, by a man who chose to die, because God loved you before you were even born." God uses every means possible to show you how much he loves you. All you need to do is believe it and respond.

Jesus' death and resurrection happened to bind all types of people together, many who we may initially not feel comfortable next to. John explores some godly men that were exposed to 'uncleanliness' to prepare them to accept that Love matters, not Ritual.

Jesus tells us that he is coming soon. We are on the brink of his return and as a result, we must seek first the Kingdom of God, and reveal this treasure to everyone we meet in our lives.

Charles talks through the reality of being made in God's image. Starting in Genesis 1 we discover why we as people are so special to God and how we can live for him.

Martyn expands Psalm 34 to show us that we don't need to do any elaborate hide and seek games to find God, he is present and available to us and wants to share His gift of deliverance.

What do you associate with the word 'Samaritan'? Neil argues that most people would say 'Good', whereas many religious people would say 'impure' or 'polluted'. He then goes on to unpack the ideas and explore why this is and who they were.

From 1 Corinthians 12 "Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many parts form one body, so it is with Christ." Olly discusses how we are all as one with Christ.