The Bethel - Old Trafford Christadelphian Church

Andy encouraged and challenged us that recognising that God guiding our lives, accepting and embracing his purpose for us and aspiring to be close to God and not other things will lead to ultimate happiness and complete contentment.

Andrew explores 1 Peter Showing us that if we continue to feed on the spiritual milk of Jesus we will be clothed with an inner beauty

Jack shares how his faith, matured and deepened by some focal disciplines, stayed strong even through the darkest and most desperate of times.

Darren uses the example of Esther to highlight to us how we should be prepared to live beautiful lives, encouraged by the fact that God loves us and sees us as beautiful regardless of how much we may have messed up.

Pete explores the choices we make as Christians and how to decide when faced with tough decisions.

Giles walks through the gifts given to the young Jesus and equates what they meant and what their modern-day equivalents might have been.

Malcolm shows how Paul's world shook in Acts 21 and 22, and how the Lord stood by his side to give him strength. The lessons for us in times of turmoil, when we are rocked by our own earthquakes are clear.

Are we in love with God? Or are we living lives that are lukewarm like the church in Laodicea. Alex's challenge is to live a life of contrast to the world around us and he shared what helps him fall in love time and time again with God.

David looks at three examples of people that had their lives transformed by encounters with the risen Christ: Mary, Thomas and Peter, and draws out lessons from their experiences for us today.

Tony uses the account of the blind beggar from John 9 to illustrate Jesus' radical impact and God's love for us.