Death and the resurrection hope
Immortality is God’s gift through Christ. The Christian hope looks forward to resurrection at his return.
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Examine the Scriptures.
A connected introduction to Christadelphian belief, with passages to read and questions to explore. Adapted from An Apostolic Faith and accompanied by readings from Robert Roberts.
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Judgment and the second death
God’s judgment is real. We understand its final adverse outcome as permanent destruction, rather than endless life in torment.
Read this studyGrace, faith and a changed life
Salvation is God’s gift. Living faith responds in obedience, repentance and continued dependence on him.
Read this studyBaptism: belonging to Christ
Informed faith and repentance lead to baptism into Jesus Christ and a new life in him.
Read this studyGod’s Kingdom and the earth
The promises to Abraham and David find their fulfilment in Jesus and lead towards a world under his righteous reign.
Read this studyOne God, the Father. One Lord, Jesus Christ.
Jesus is the uniquely begotten Son of God, the perfect revelation of his Father and the appointed Lord of all.
Read this studyThe Word made flesh
God’s eternal wisdom and purpose find their complete human expression in Jesus Christ.
Read this studyGod at work through his Spirit
The Holy Spirit is God’s own power and presence, through which he creates, reveals, directs and sustains.
Read this studyThe test of apostolic faith
Teachers, traditions and communities remain answerable to the message delivered through Christ and his apostles.
Read this studySin, adversaries and the devil
The central enemy Christ defeats is sin and its power of death. Each biblical use of adversary language deserves its own context.
Read this studyApostolic gifts and claims today
Claims to miraculous authority must be tested against the apostolic gospel. God remains able to answer prayer and act in his creation.
Read this studyFollowing the Prince of Peace
Love of enemies, refusal of vengeance and obedience to Christ shape the disciple’s relationship to state power.
Read this studyResponsibility before Christ
The risen Lord will judge faithfully and justly. Knowledge, calling and response matter to accountability.
Read this studyBabylon, religion and power
A study of Revelation’s portrayal of corrupt power, its relationship with religion, and its judgment.
Read this studyThe sacrifice and victory of Christ
God saves through a Son who shares our mortal humanity, remains sinless, and passes through death into immortal life.
Read this studyA chain of responsibility
Local administration, shared faith and responsibility for knowing participation in persistent error.
Examine the argumentProphecy and visual studies
Prophecy: fulfilled and unfoldingIsrael, Ezekiel 38 and Daniel 11–12, with sources and a clear distinction between history and expectation.The renderings galleryDescriptions and guided starting points for every interactive model.
Explore the visions.
Ezekiel’s templeAn interactive study of the vision in Ezekiel 40–48.New JerusalemA model of the equal dimensions in Revelation 21.
These are expanded studies, not a line-for-line reproduction of the 83-page reference guide. Scripture links open the King James Version. Historical expositions are further reading; each study’s conclusions remain arguments to examine.