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Contact Us
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Who are the Christadelphians?

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King’s Lynn
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Why Believe the Bible?

Wonderful World 2 Come
Life’s Big Questions
The Evidence, You Decide
This is Your Bible
Bible Truth and Prophecy
Glad Tidings (Online Magazine)

While walking through our local nature reserve yesterday, I was struck by the beautiful wild flowers all around me. This same piece of land was barren in the winter. I was reminded of the passage in Isaiah, talking about a future time when Jesus will return to the earth... ‘The wilderness and the dry land shall be glad; and the desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose’ 🌸🌹 just as surely as the seasons come and go, Jesus WILL return to the earth. Are you ready?

Hope some of you are able to get away for a summer holiday. Surrounding yourself with nature is one of the best ways of seeing God’s power with your own eyes. 🐠🐙🌴☀️🌺

The book of Proverbs has many teachings and lessons for us. We seen some lovely verses which hint to some of the themes in the book, but to finish this series we will look at a verse which sums up the whole of Proverbs.

We all like to think we know what’s right, don’t we? It is easy to justify ourselves and our own actions, and think that we are better than those around us.

You may have often heard the phrase ‘pride comes before a fall’. While this is actually two Biblical phrases merged into one, the truth of it rings true. Proverbs 11 v 2 says…

Here are a few of the things created by our youngest Sunday school students over the last few weeks. What Bible stories can you spot?

What’s the best life advice you’ve ever received? Maybe from a friend, a parent, a teacher… the Proverbs give us a clear message:

‘A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger.’ (Proverbs 15 v 1)

Recently we were on holiday in mid Wales and we were looking for the coast path. It seemed clear which way to go- along the lane, up a bit, over the stile, and then we were in a field. We walked and walked and walked a bit more and realised we were not going to the coast path: we were going in the opposite direction! It had all seemed right, but it was wrong!

Psalm 55 talks about how God cares for us, and that He will never let the righteous fall or be ‘moved’. The below Proverb talks along a similar theme.

God’s word is precious. It is the way He has chosen to reveal Himself to mankind, and therefore we should treasure it as the most valuable thing on Earth.

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