Wilderness Conversations

Greg Palmer and Phil Shaw are the authors of the book entitled Hard Questions – Real Answers. We did an introductory conversation in January and due to the request of a number of listeners, Greg and Phil return to discuss some Real Answers to some Hard Questions under the headings of: Questions about Science and Religion.

Matt Davies lives in the United Kingdom and is a member of the Mumbles Christadelphian church or ecclesia. Matt is a keen Bible student and is involved with the Media Channel known as Christadelphian Video and the YouTube Channel: Bible Truth And Prophecy - Matt speaks with Wilderness conversations about some of the videos he has done recently on Russia and the return of Christ.

Greg Palmer and Phil Shaw are the authors of the book entitled Hard Questions – Real Answers. We did an introductory conversation in January and due to the request of a number of listeners, Greg and Phil return to discuss some Real Answers to some Hard Questions under the headings of: Questions about God, the Bible and Israel

In 2017 a large group of young people of the Christadelphian faith toured Israel. A few months later, fascinated by the fact that a group of non-Jewish young people would chose to spend their time and money visiting Israel, we were invited to a conversation on Jewish Radio in Melbourne. The host, Maurice Klein, describes Shabbat Shalom as a “ show that presents information to do with the Jewish co...

Stephen Hughes was born in London and moved to Australia in 1997. Stephen lives in Brisbane and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at North Brisbane. Stephen has a PhD in Physics from King’s College London and for over 15 years taught astrophysics at Queensland University of Technology. The October and November 2021 Christadelphian Magazine published a 2-par...

In an age when the very existence of God is doubted, it is no surprise that the reliability of the Bible, which claims to be His word, is questioned. For Bible believers there is ample evidence to support its claims; even so, it contains statements and incidents that can be difficult to understand. This book asks a series of challenging questions about life, faith and practical Christian living, a...

The final part of 7, a firsthand account of the work of Advocates. Thankfully we have a number of oral accounts of the personal experiences of brothers and sisters on rcord. Now nearly 20 years on, many of these brothers and sisters have subsequently fallen asleep in the Lord making these recordings a treasured resource indeed.

Part 6 of 7 parts, continuing in the period of 1951 to 1972. After a short reprieve, after the National Security Act expired on December 31 1946, with development of the Cold War, the Korean War and communist advances in South East Asia the new Prime Minister, R. G. Menzies successfully introduced new legislation to parliament in 1951 which involved conscription.

Part 5 of 7 parts, continuing in the period of 1951 to 1972. With development of the Cold War, the Korean War and communist advances in South East Asia the new Prime Minister, R. G. Menzies successfully introduced new legislation to parliament in 1951 which involved conscription. Many had their consciences tested.

Conscience in Action Part 2 (World War 2 part b). In 2007 the AACE - the Association of Australian Christadelphian Ecclesias published a book entitled “Conscience in Action - - the experience of conscientious objection in Australia” Thankfully in the couple of years leading up to the publication, a number of oral accounts of the personal experiences of brothers and sisters were recorded. Now nearl...

Conscience in Action Part 2 (World War 2 part b). In 2007 the AACE - the Association of Australian Christadelphian Ecclesias published a book entitled “Conscience in Action - - the experience of conscientious objection in Australia” Thankfully in the couple of years leading up to the publication, a number of oral accounts of the personal experiences of brothers and sisters were recorded. Now nearl...

Conscience in Action Part 2 (World War 2 part a). In 2007 the AACE - the Association of Australian Christadelphian Ecclesias published a book entitled “Conscience in Action - - the experience of conscientious objection in Australia” Thankfully in the couple of years leading up to the publication, a number of oral accounts of the personal experiences of brothers and sisters were recorded. Now nearl...

In 2007 the AACE - the Association of Australian Christadelphian Ecclesias published a book entitled “Conscience in Action - - the experience of conscientious objection in Australia” Thankfully in the couple of years leading up to the publication, a number of oral accounts of the personal experiences of brothers and sisters were recorded. Now nearly 20 years on, many of these brothers and sisters...

Jacky Philips has been a member of the church or ecclesia that meets at Brighton in South Australia for many years. Jacky was born in the UK during the war and moved to Australia as a young mother and has an extraordinary story to tell. Jacky shares her story with us on Wilderness Conversations.

Kel Hammond lives in Sydney and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Yagoona. Recently Kel published a paper entitled “The Apostles’ Doctrine - The Foundation of NT Faith”. A link to the paper is attached. Kel discusses “the Apostles Doctrine” on Wilderness conversations. Jacky was born in the UK during the war and moved to Australia as a young mother and h...

Mark Dennes lives in Sydney and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia that meets at Riverwood. Recently Mark has done some work on what the scriptures refers to as - “a sin unto death” What is this sin that will not be forgiven and have we committed it?

David and Kathryn Pearce live in the UK David’s first preaching trip to Russia was in 1994, followed by the Ukraine in 1995, and Kazakhstan in 2003. David and Kathryn have continued the preaching work in Eastern Europe making around four trips every year for Bible Schools and welfare visits and in 1998 implemented the Cherith parcel scheme, which sends around 400 parcels a year from UK brothers an...

James McCann lives in Sydney and is a member of the Christadelphian church or ecclesia that meets at Riverwood. James provides a critique of postmodernism and the way it is influencing the world around us and has the potential to influence us as believers.

By One Man is a response to the challenge of Evolutionary Creation, or any view, which proposes that God evolved humans from primaeval life forms as His method of creation and reviews the evidence from both Scripture and Christadelphian writers and concludes that Evolutionary Creation is incompatible with Bible teaching and the Birmingham Amended Statement of Faith (BASF).

Kevin Dennes is a founding member of the church or ecclesia that meets at Riverwood. He was born between the wars during the Great Depression and became a Christadelphian just after he was married. He shares his story with us on Wilderness Conversations.

Ron Cowie lives in Adelaide and is a member of the Christadelphian church or ecclesia at Enfield. Ron was in Sydney recently presenting a series of studies entitled, “Life under Gods Holy Law” One of the criticisms of the Bible and in particular the Law of Moses is that it has a poor view of Continue reading "Life under Gods Holy Law – Ron Cowie"

Gary Steel lives in Sydney and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Riverwood. Over the last few years, Gary has been thinking and speaking about Faith in a world that doesn’t believe. Recently Gary did a talk entitled “The Philosophy of Faith”. What does Gary mean by Philosophy and what does it say about faith?

Terry Nutter was born in California in 1949, was raised in a Roman Catholic household, was drafted and fort in Vietnam and subsequently travelled still undecided on the direction his life would take. In 1976, he was in Bogotá Columbia and his life changed forever.

Andrew Bramhill lives near Birmingham and since 2011 as been the editor of the Christadelphian magazine. Andrew joins Wilderness conversations and talks about the work of the Christadelphian Office.

In late November 2020, the Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Bill 2020 was introduced to the Victorian Parliament. What does this bill mean for people of faith?