The Bethel - Old Trafford Christadelphian Church

Is your church like a seagull or a honking goose? Malcolm shows how it is better to encourage one another than to criticise.

Alex uses a number of parables to illustrate how often we live in a way that is in conflict to what we say we believe and encourages us from Matthew 13 to be mustard-like.

Aaron's encouragement is to live to glorify God in everything we do, reminding us that God is with us all the time especially when we are having troubled times or feel alone and lost.

John encourages us to take an unsophisticated view of our lives, our faith and our trust in God and Jesus. To view God and Jesus like a Child would, and to trust without the constraints of our flawed, cynical complications.

Mike takes us to 1 Timothy where he disputes Paul's assertion that he was the worst sinner. Even the worst sinner though can be part of God's amazing gift of life.

Dave walks through 'putting on Christ' when we have few, if any redeeming features of our own, and having 'Christ in us' so that we are distinctive in our interactions with others in life.

John explores the dilemma we face in tough times, where we often get stuck thinking 'why me?' His encouragement is to look for the 'What now', reminding us that we are where we are because we choose to be.

Part three of the 2011 Fellowship weekend studies. Love must come to us before it can come to our churches! Tim unpacks what Love in us means and what it looks like for Jesus to live in us.

Part two of the 2011 Fellowship weekend studies. Tim's thoughts capture the concept that Love needs to come to our churches before it can be reflected out and 'come to town'.

Part one of the 2011 Fellowship weekend studies. Tim explores the concept of "First Love" meaning to start by loving people, then share the Gospel message.