The Bethel - Old Trafford Christadelphian Church

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.

Pete talks about the power of Christ's resurrection to change our lives, that through baptism we are no longer buried but alive in him. We then should live lives practising Resurrection continuously.

Tony uses the story of the man born blind to illustrate the strength of God's power through grace.

Andy talks about how God's people have always needed to be ready to answer his call and how we need to be too.

As John 8 is unpacked by Cedric, he comes back to the theme of the 2011 Census to consider an extra question; What sort of Christian are you? Cedric explores the three stages of Christianity - Believer, Follower and Disciple and questions if we change?

Martyn talks about how Jesus seeks out the most unlikely of people and makes a huge difference to their lives. Are we open to Jesus making the same impact on us?

Numbers Chapter 1 is the fortuitously topical reading as the UK Census was the springboard for Andy's thoughts, questions, challenge and encouragement.

Looking at the temptations of Jesus in Luke 4, Tony examines and expands just how we can learn from Jesus' example.

Tim looks at current world events from a less common approach, hoping to provide a balance to all the other things we digest in our spiritual diet. He explores how Lybia and Ethiopia are key places throughout history that interact with Israel.

Psalm 103 is unpacked and illustrated by experiences and stories from Chris' life

An altercation with the law and a speed awareness course inspired Trevor to reflect on how an awareness of God's presence in our lives gives us purpose and direction.

Richard talks about how a relationship with God helps us learn how he will act, and how this knowledge can give us faith and comfort.

Neil Explains how having heard his call and accepted his gift of grace, we are highly favoured by the creator of all mankind.

Tony talks about how being a Christian is not just about following laws but about being Christ-like and showing love in all we do.

Andrew explores Joy, the sources of joy and how joy, as a fruit of the spirit motivates and encourages us as a community.

We say the fondest of farewells to our dearly beloved Brother and Sister, Philip an Dorothy Adams as they leave our community and congregation to move into more suitable living accommodation further away.

David talks us through Jacobs encounter with God at Bethel and searches where we can find the House of God.

David's exploration of Luke 19 touches on how Jesus reached out to Zaccheus, not the other way round, how we are called to use our gifts when God gives us opportunities and how Jesus' donkey riding points back to Zechariah 9

Pete talks about how not to make New Year's Resolutions and encourages us to make daily resolutions to: 1. Listen to God. 2. Commit to God. 3. Commit to others.

Beginning with the character Elihu in the book of Job and then drawing from Mark 12 and some of Paul's Letters, Charles shows us how God uses people to speak out for him, the ultimate example of this is Jesus being 'the measure of understanding God'.

Martyn explores some aspects of the Christmas story and what they mean to us today.