Christadelphians -
Who are they?
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Passage taken from the Introduction
to the Christadelphian Bible Companion
SALVATION depends upon the assimilation of the mind to the divine ideas, principles, and affections, exhibited in the Scriptures (The Bible). This process commences with a belief of the gospel, but it is by no means completed thereby; it takes a lifetime for it's scope, and untiring diligence for it's accomplishment. The mind is naturally alien from God and all his ideas (Romans 8:7; 1 Corinthinans 2:14), and cannot be brought at once to the Divine Likeness. This is a work of slow development, and can only be achieved by the industrious application of the individual to the expression of His mind in the Scriptures of truth. The infalible advice then to every man and woman axious about their salvation is-READ THE SCRIPTURES DAILY. It is only in proportion as this is done, that success may be looked for. The man who sows sparingly in this respect, will only reap sparingly. Much spiritual growth is only to be realised in connection with fructifying nfluences of the Spirit in the word.
Robert Roberts
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Who are The Christadelphians and what do they believe?
You will find lots of information about Christadelphians on the Internet (good and bad!), but we recomend you follow the links below (they'll open up in a new window) and you'll get a balanced idea of 'who we are and who we serve'.
A key characteristic of Christadelphians is that we encourage everyone to search the Bible for themselves. We will assist you if that's what you need, but we'll always ask you to confirm for yourself what we teach from the Bible.
Opposite is a passage from the Introduction to our 'Bible Companion' which helps us to Navigate the entire Bible in a year. It's was written several decades ago but it is quite clear as to why reading the Bible is so important to everyone.
Who are Christadelphians?
What do they believe? |
Romans 8: 7
Because the carnal mind is enmity against God; for it is not subject to the law of God, nor indeed can be.
1 Corinthians 2:14
But the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; nor can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned. |
