Have you ever wondered who the Christadelphians are and what they believe? Are they just another Christian denomination, or is there something unique about their understanding of the Bible and God’s purpose? Join us for tea, followed by a presentation in which we will explore the origins, beliefs, and practices of the Christadelphians, uncovering what drives their faith and how they strive to live according to Scripture. Who are they, and why does their message matter?

The Bible is unique amongst sacred writings for the amount of detailed prophecies it contains. This session introduces us to Bible prophecy by looking at the purpose of prophecy in the Bible and some examples of Bible prophecy that have been fulfilled in remarkable detail. We will look at how the key to understanding Bible prophecy is to find the Bible’s own interpretation. We will see how Bible prophecy is a living message that is relevant for us today because it is based on God’s purpose with mankind.

In a world where depression and mental health struggles are becoming increasingly common, is it possible to find lasting hope and comfort? Does the Bible offer guidance and support for those facing these challenges, or is it silent on such personal struggles? In this presentation, we will explore how the timeless wisdom of Scripture can provide strength, peace, and purpose in the midst of mental health difficulties. How do these Biblical principles shape our approach to mental well-being and support within our community?

In this session we will see that promises God made to Abraham (the father of the nation of Israel) are the basis for many prophecies about Israel and the Lord Jesus Christ. We will use Bible prophecy to examine the question of whether God still has a purpose with Israel after their rejection of the promised Messiah. We will look at how the promises made to Abraham are significant in the current Israeli-Arab conflict and examine Bible prophecies about the ultimate resolution of the conflict.

If salvation is a gift of God’s grace and not something we can earn, then why does it matter how we live? Does being "good" still have a purpose, or is it irrelevant in the face of God’s forgiveness? In this presentation, we will examine the relationship between grace, faith, and good works as taught in the Bible. What role do our actions play in God’s plan of salvation, and how should we respond to His grace?

In this session we will see how promises God made to King David in ancient Israel are the basis for many prophecies about the coming of Messiah to be their king. We will look at Bible prophecies about Israel’s expulsion from their land by the Babylonians and the Romans because of their unfaithfulness to God that ended the dynasties of Israel’s kings. In particular, we will examine Bible prophecies about the coming of the Messiah to save Israel from their enemies and reign over them as king.

In a world filled with diverse ideas and perspectives, does it really matter what you believe? Isn’t sincerity enough, regardless of the specifics of your faith? The Bible shows that there is only one true faith and that it shapes our actions, influences our lives, and ultimately, our relationship with God. Belief truly does matter.

In this session we go to the prophet Daniel in the Bible to examine remarkable prophecies concerning nations and empires in the Middle East, Asia Minor, North Africa and Europe. These prophecies span world history for thousands of years from the time of Daniel to our times and beyond. They form a valuable illustration of how Bible prophecy has been accurately fulfilled but is yet to be completely fulfilled in the future.

Have you ever wondered why Christianity today is so divided, with countless denominations and conflicting doctrines? How did the simple teachings of Jesus and the apostles become corrupted with human traditions and errors? History shows how and why Christ’s original message was altered over time. What does the Bible say about staying true to the faith, and how can we rediscover the purity of its teachings?

The modern revival of Israel as a nation in their own land is a remarkable fulfilment of many Bible prophecies made thousands of years before they were fulfilled. In this session we will trace how Bible prophecy has been fulfilled in the revival of Israel as a nation in modern times. We will examine the significance of this to us today as this prophecy is evidence of God’s unfolding purpose.

What is the Kingdom of God, and why is it such a central theme in the Bible? You may be surprised to learn that it had an existence in the past. Bible prophecies point to the hope it offers for a glorious future. How does God’s plan for His Kingdom impact the world and those who seek Him?

In this session we examine from Bible prophecy what the battle of Armageddon is and where it will be. There have been many and varied interpretations concerning the battle of Armageddon but when understood in the context of other Bible prophecies and God’s purpose its meaning and significance becomes clear. Bible prophecy also identifies the nations involved in this conflict.

Is the Holy Spirit a distinct person within the Godhead, as many believe, or is it something else entirely? What does the Bible actually say about the nature and role of the Holy Spirit? The Bible shows that the holy spirit is the power of God and that he is using to fulfil his purpose. Does understanding the Holy Spirit change how we see God’s purpose and power at work?

In this session we examine Bible prophecies concerning Antichrist and his connection with the mark of the beast, 666. There have been many and varied interpretations of who Antichrist is or may be but when understood in the context of other Bible prophecies and God’s purpose it will become evident there is only one identity who fits the criteria of Antichrist.

Are the events unfolding in the world today connected to the prophecies of the Bible? How can we make sense of global turmoil, shifting powers, and the uncertainties of our time through the lens of Scripture? The Bible foretells significant global events about God’s plan for the nations, the signs of Christ’s return, and the hope these prophecies bring for believers. How do these prophecies shape our understanding of today's world and our hope for the future?

In this session we look at various Bible prophecies concerning a future time of peace and happiness on the earth under divine rule. We will examine the question of whether these are literal prophecies or symbolic of something else. More importantly we will see the role of these prophecies in providing hope for the people they were originally delivered to and how they can be a source of hope for the future for us today.

Did you know that the first promise of salvation was made right at the beginning of human history, in the Garden of Eden? What was this promise, and how does it form the foundation of God’s plan to save humanity? This foundational promise set the stage for God's plan of redemption through the seed of the woman, who is Jesus Christ. How does this ancient promise reveal God’s love and purpose for us today?

What did God promise to Abraham, and why is it called the Gospel? How does this ancient covenant connect to God’s plan for salvation in Jesus Christ and the hope of the Kingdom? This promise not only shaped the destiny of Abraham and his descendants but also laid the foundation for God's plan of salvation for all humanity through Jesus Christ. Could these promises hold the key to understanding the Gospel message?

Did you know that God made a remarkable promise to King David about a future ruler who would reign over the earth forever? Who is this promised king, and how does this covenant connect to the Gospel message and the hope of God’s Kingdom? This promise not only established David's royal lineage but also pointed to a future hope of salvation for all humanity through Jesus Christ, the future king over all the earth. Could this ancient promise reveal the ultimate answer to humanity’s need for righteous leadership?

In a world of relative moralism that redefines morality and questions the concept of right and wrong, is sin still a meaningful idea? Does the Bible’s teaching about sin hold relevance in our lives today, or is it an outdated notion? The Bible defines sin in absolute terms as anything that is opposed to God’s will and recognising its reality is crucial for our spiritual journey. Is sin real, and if so, what does it mean for us?

In a world filled with uncertainty and despair, does the Bible offer a message of hope and joy? What is the "good news" it proclaims, and why is it so central to its teachings? The Gospel is the good news about the kingdom of God and salvation through Jesus Christ. It offers a message of hope, redemption, and eternal life. How can the timeless truths can bring joy and purpose to our lives today?

If the Bible is one book with a single message, why are there so many different interpretations and beliefs about what it teaches? How did this diversity arise, and how can we determine what the Bible really says? The Bible predicted that its message would be corrupted and that we need to read it carefully to understand the truth of God. Is it possible to find clarity amid the confusion?

How can we be sure that the Bible we read today is accurate and trustworthy? With so many ancient texts and translations, has the original message been preserved, or has it been lost over time? The manuscript evidence for the Bible provides fascinating evidence of its reliability through a wealth of ancient manuscripts that support the Bible's text. Does this evidence confirm that the Scriptures are truly inspired and relevant for us today?

Is the Bible just a collection of religious stories, or is it rooted in real historical events? Can archaeology and historical records outside the Bible confirm its accuracy? Archaeological discoveries and historical records corroborate the events and people described in the Bible. Can this evidence strengthen our confidence in the Scriptures as the Word of God?

The Bible is the world’s most widely read book, but many find it challenging to understand. Why is it written the way it is, and how can we unlock its meaning? Does it take special knowledge, or can anyone learn to interpret its message? In these workshops, we will explore practical tools and principles for reading and understanding the Bible, helping you discover its life-changing message. Could the answers you’ve been searching for be found in its pages?

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the Bible and wondered how to truly understand its message? In these workshops we will explore practical approaches to reading and interpreting the Scriptures. Join us as we delve into effective methods for studying the Bible, uncovering its profound truths, and applying its teachings to our lives. How can we deepen our understanding and connection with God's word?

Why does the tiny nation of Israel continue to make headlines and hold such a prominent place in world affairs? Could its existence have deeper meaning beyond politics and history? The Bible reveals a deep significance of Israel, its role in God’s plan, and what its existence means for the future. Is Israel’s story a fulfillment of prophecy, and what does it reveal about God’s purpose for the world?

What role does the Holy Spirit play in faith? Can someone believe in Jesus without the holy spirit, or is it essential to understanding and accepting Him? The Bible reveals that it is the spirit given Word of God and is all we need to believe in Jesus. We do not need special guidance through the holy spirit to believe in him. How does this relate to our personal journey of belief?

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is at the heart of the Christian faith, but did it actually happen? Is there credible evidence to support this extraordinary claim, or is it simply a matter of faith? There is incredible Biblical and historical evidence for the resurrection which is so central to the Gospel message. Could the resurrection of Christ hold the key to understanding life, death, and hope for the future?

Is baptism just a religious ritual, or does it carry a deeper meaning? Why is it so important in the Bible, and what does it symbolise for those who choose to be baptised? Baptism is an act of faith and identification coupled with faith, repentance, and salvation that has profound meaning and purpose as a commitment to God. Could understanding baptism transform the way we view our relationship with God?

Are the events unfolding in the world today connected to the prophecies of the Bible? How can we make sense of global turmoil, shifting powers, and the uncertainties of our time through the lens of Scripture? The Bible foretells significant global events about God’s plan for the nations, the signs of Christ’s return, and the hope these prophecies bring for believers. How do these prophecies shape our understanding of today's world and our hope for the future?

Have you ever wondered why Jesus’ death is so central to the message of the Bible? Why was it necessary for Him to suffer and die when he was a righteous man? Did God need a debt to be paid? The Bible shows that Christ’s crucifixion was to publicly demonstrate God’s righteousness and condemnation of sin, so that God could be just in giving grace to save sinners by faith. What does the sacrifice of Christ mean for humanity?

In a world filled with uncertainty, conflict, and despair, is it possible to find lasting hope? Where can we turn for reassurance and confidence about the future? God’s promises provide certainty even in the darkest times with a true and enduring hope that transcends our circumstances and sustains us. With the power of faith we can hold onto hope even in the most difficult times. Could the answers you’re seeking be found in God’s Word?