The Bethel - Old Trafford Christadelphian Church

Martyn looks at the first 'Beattitude' form Matthew 5 and explores how this is reflected in various other places in scripture and how it works out in our lives.

Charles uses Isaiah 52 to encourage us on the theme of being delivered from our temptation and sin.

Olly walks us through a few bible passages taking the topic of Father's Day, to encourage us to look to our perfect heavenly father as an example to us all, and for comfort.

Malcolm uses a simple acronym drawn from the way Luke writes in Acts 20, to show us how we can bring out the best in others.

Alan opens our eyes to the majestic beauty of Jesus.

John uses Hebrews 1 and 3 as the scripture to explore some of the reasons Jesus died.

Tony asked the question 'why did Jesus have to die?' His exploration covers ground on what Jesus said about his death and what is said in Isaiah.

John challenges us to get our protection from Jesus and God, not from Hi-Vis Jackets and rules and regulations.

Trevor picked up from where Mike left off and continued to challenge how we live out the call of Jesus in our lives to go out and Change the world by the way we live and love others. "Make History... Change Eternity"

Preparing us for the Bethel Festival, Mike looked at a number of people transformed by Jesus and by people that acted like Jesus to help transform others. Mike encouraged us to be especially accepting of the people rejected by everyone else.

Mike Challenged us to be transformed by our relationship with Jesus and finished by saying "now clear off and change the world"!

Mike focussed our thoughts on Jesus’ transforming friendship, and desire to live with us, and our friendships, which can transform the lives of others

Second Special Announcement regarding the Fellowship weekend 2010 More details at https://www.thebethel.org/fellowshipweekend_2010.htm

Scripture readings from Deuteronomy 10 and 11, Charles emphasised that God has not changed his message, it is the same in the Exodus story as it is in Christ. He challenged us to consider what our response should be.

Pete explored church history and how people had missed understanding grace over the years. He then challenged us to question if our lives reflect the grace we profess to believe in.

Tony takes us through some of the ideas and lessons we can learn from the miracle Jesus performed, turning water into wine.

Five 'boring things' about Jesus are turned into interesting and compelling things when we see the one truly amazing fact of the Resurrection.

Announcement regarding the Old Trafford Fellowship Weekend 2010

Luke 20 was the bible text for today and Peter led us through, considering how we should hunger for Jesus and how that deep desire, to connect with the living, active Christ will bring us pure Joy.

David walks us through the impact of the lessons we can learn from the flood in Genesis 6

Tony takes elements from Luke five to encourages us to look outwards and do the things that matter - the actions of Jesus - towards the people we meet, not just get bogged down in knowledge or theology.

Richard encourages us to reason but also to love charitably, taking scripture from Matthew 25.

John Talked about the Parable of the Talents.

As a church, we mourn the death of our beloved brother Pete Griffiths this week and Mike Tanner gave us encouragement and words of comfort in our sadness, drawing from Psalm 23 and Psalm 91.

Picking up on the passage in Mark 10:13-16, Mike explored that though humility is not fashionable today, it is taught in Mark as a doctrine 'essential for salvation'. Humility also comes with a gift - the gift that is God fulfilling and completing us.