The Bethel - Old Trafford Christadelphian Church

Mike uses the words of Exodus Chapters 14 and 15 to walk us through being aware of what God is doing in our lives and that he rarely chooses the path of least resistance to resolve our problems and unremovable adversaries or impossible obstacles.

Only the prayers for the emblems of bread and wine and the closing prayer were recorded this week. It serves as a lovely meditation.

Aaron encouraged us using the often overlooked details about the woman who anointed Jesus' feet in Matthew 26. We were encouraged to examine our motives and approach to others, and how much we will give up for Jesus

Mark Encouraged us to be open to being fed, receiving preaching from each other as well as preaching to non church members, both in our lives and at corporate church-based preaching events.

Starting in 2 Corinthians 5, Andrew encouraged us to take our place in the ministry of reconciliation, to become people that reconcile other people to God.

Alex unpacks how God's love is not dependent on his approval, but purely on the basis of his outstanding and counterintuitive grace, offered to all people regardless of who and where they are.

Mike looked at how Jesus loved people, how, in humility he looked at people as better than himself and how that love should be completed in us as an ongoing transforming process.

Christmas day celebrations and encouragement.

Drawing from John 6, Charles encouraged us to spiritualise the simple things like John the writer did and keep our focus on Jesus through everything.

Bible Readings taken from 2 Peter 3 & 4. Tony encouraged us to take the words in the passages personally, not just corporately and gave us a big challenge by personally committing to being completely approachable, accountable and open to correction.