Wilderness Conversations

Robert Crawford lives in the Hunter Region, north of Sydney and is member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Toronto. Two years ago Rob was about to spend the Australia Day long weekend with some friends when Rob had an accident. He was lucky to survive. In fact some would say it was a miracle he survived. Rob tells his story and shares some of the challenges he faced during his ongoing...

Christopher Kelly lives in Melbourne and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Canterbury. In his day job he is a forensic accountant specialising in fraud investigation. Recently Chris wrote an article that was published in two parts, in the November and December Christadelphian magazine. The article was entitled, The Trinity – A Colossal fraud. We speak wi...

Peter Heavyside lives in Hong Kong and for many years has been a member of the Hong Kong Christadelphian community. A couple of years ago Peter published a book entitled “Genesis 1-2: A Harmonised and Historical Reading” In the preface Peter speaks of three different but related values First as a defence of the integrity of the scriptures against liberal critical handling which claims to identify...

Colin Byrnes lives in Sydney and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Castle Hill. A couple of years ago Colin published a book entitled “God Christ Man Woman” In the introduction he writes “This is written by a Christadelphian for Christadelphians but anyone else is a welcome reader. It was born out of the evangelical feminism that began to seriously bite...

Kel Hammond lives in Sydney and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Yagoona. A couple of years ago Kel published a paper entitled “Evidence, Reason and Faith”. He discusses what Faith is on Wilderness conversations.

James Andrews lives in Coventry the United Kingdom – a city about 180 kms North West of London, near Birmingham. James is a member of the Kenilworth Christadelphian church or ecclesia, a town just outside Coventry. James recently wrote a 3 – part article in the Christadelphian Magazine about David entitled - David a witness to the peoples. It catalogues the vast extent to which David’s life was bo...

Stephen Hughes was born in London moved to Australia in 1997. He has a PhD in Physics from King’s College London and for some years now has taught physics and maths at the University of Queensland. Stephen lives in Brisbane and for many years has been a member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at North Brisbane. Stephen joins wilderness conversations and shares his insights into the extrao...

Last year Phil published a book entitled “Theistic Evolution Refuted”, we speak with Phil to understand what "TE" is and we take a look at it from a biblical perspective.

The senior Sunday School Class at the Riverwood church or ecclesia has 4 students – Noah Mia, Austin and Tyler. They share their experiences and perspectives of the extraordinary year 2020 yet to be concluded.

“The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire” has a particular interest to the student of the Bible.

Andrew shares his story and passion for the very important subject, Family & Domestic Violence.

This week on Wilderness Conversations we speak with a friend from Israel who shares his life experiences from the Holy land during the last 4 decades. His parents survived and escaped the horror of Europe between the wars under the Youth Aliyah program. Effi has retired from the workforce and follows his passion, sharing the Continue reading "Ephraim Yaacobi – the Holy Land today"

Mia is 17 years old and in her final year of senior school. In late June along with her family and some friends, I sat with Mia who wanted to share an expression of her faith. Mia was baptised 3 nights later. This is an abbreviated recording of our conversation with Sister Mia. http://www.wildernessconversations.com

Darren shares the findings of his studies from scripture and his discussions about the judgement seat and suggests that rather than fear the prospect of judgement, we should view it with confident anticipation. http://www.wildernessconversations.com

George Darke is a Christadelphian, a member of the Riverwood ecclesia in Sydney and he shares some of his memories from the past and offers some advice for the future.