Whether a person engages seriously with the Bible or sets it aside is ultimately a matter of choice. As an old proverb wisely observes, “A book tied shut is but a block of paper.” The Bible makes profound claims about itself—claims that invite investigation rather than blind acceptance.
Across human history, the idea of a mother goddess has been deeply rooted in many cultures. From the earliest archaeological discoveries to later religious traditions, humanity has often personified fertility, life, and protection in feminine divine figures.
Conversion in Scripture is presented not as a mere emotional experience, nor as adherence to inherited church tradition, but as a deliberate, lifelong transformation grounded firmly in the Word of God.
When: 2:15 to 3:00pm, Sunday 18th May
Where: Christadelphian Hall, 17 Alexandra Pl, Bedford MK40 1HT
Can't come in person but are still interested? Watch a recording here - coming soon.
The Origin: God speaks of Him putting on the Helmet of Salvation Isaiah 59:17
(offensive against injustice against his nation of Israel)
Your throne, O God, is forever and ever;
A scepter of righteousness is the scepter of Your kingdom.
Our king is the Living God that created all things on earth and in heaven, who promotes equity and justice and whose faithfulness extends throughout the earth.
We look forward to the return of the Lord Jesus Christ to the earth. Did you know there are 318 references to this?
We go live with our Bible Talk at 6pm BST.
Bible Reading: John 11:17-44
From a family line who worshiped God, Zephaniah was entrusted a message from God in the days of Josiah the son of Amon, king of Judah. (Zephaniah 1:1)
Zephaniah [Yah has given]
the son of Cushi, [an Ethiopian]
the son of Gedaliah, [Yah has become great]
the son of Amariah, [Yah has promised]
the son of Hezekiah, [Strengthened of Yah]
