Incredible Words of importance were produced throughout the previous centuries.
Those who wrote the words down did not do it from themselves but were inspired by a much Higher Primordial Creative Sublime Supreme Being than any human being.

Christadelphians are bound together as Brothers in Christ by a common faith in the Gospel preached by Christ and his apostles in the first century and in anticipation of the nearness of his return. The Bible, the most important book ever written, was written under the inspiration of God’s Holy Spirit as a Guide for life. We do believe it has everything to help us to build up a good life with good relationships with others (the creatures of His Hand). We are also convinced that we should read that Book of books regularly (daily, as our daily bread) and have to “compare scripture with scripture” as the method of Bible-study or research and determining what we believe.

Being aware that the Bible is one of the oldest of the books that have survived till our time, especially among religious texts, having its earliest part written in ancient Hebrew some 3,500 years ago (which corresponds to the Shang dynasty in China) by an Israelite named Moses, it is still a book for today. In it, we may come to know the beginnings of everything and why we evolved to what we have to day, with all the problems of this world.  Beginning with the Bereshith, the book of Genesis, an account of the stages of creation and the beginning of the human family. In the following 1,600 years, about 40 different people took part in completing this collection, or library, of 66 books containing laws, prophecies, history, poetry, letters, counsel, and much more.Even though the Bible is old and written down in God’s Name, having been the target of much vicious opposition and hatred, it has turned out to be the most widely distributed book in history, a best-seller of all times. The Bible has now been translated into more than 2,500 languages, and about three billion copies, in its entirety or in part, have already been distributed! It is said that 98 percent of the people on earth have access to the Bible in their own language. Just think: If God intends to communicate with mankind by means of a book, is it not reasonable that this book should be well-known and easily available so that people of all nationalities and races could read and benefit from it?
Therefore, we like to let other people know the hopes we have and the love we share.

We, Christadelphians, as Brothers in Christ do believe our gathering united under Christ, the mediator between God and man, being Christian, following his teachings and God’s Word, will make us acceptable in the Eyes of God.

3 This will be good and acceptable in the eyes of God, our Saviour,
4 whose will is that everyone should be saved, and attain to a full knowledge of the truth.
5 There is but one God, and one mediator between God and men — the man, Christ Jesus,
6 who gave himself as a ransom on behalf of all men.
This must be our testimony, as opportunities present themselves;
7 and it was for this that I was myself appointed a herald and an apostle (I am telling the simple truth and no lie) — a teacher of the Gentiles in the faith and truth. (1 Timothy 2:3-6 OEBcth)

The Bible or Holy Scriptures really coming from God, its contents must be completely accurate and reliable. The Book of books is just such a truthful book to bring us in front of God the right way.

The Bible, written for instruction, gives effective direction to our lives to get the best from what this world needs, and giving us our diet. It may be presenting a fast food or a staple diet, but we should know that it is the most nutritious necessary food for man. Determining the drive, we try to rely fully upon God and develop a faith which is active in prayer and good works, in the knowledge that faith without works is dead. The Bible inspires us to have a justified dynamic faith. Our life depending on faith, received from the right interpretation of the Holy scriptures, / At the same time, however, we recognise that justification and salvation is by grace.

The Bible contains truths that give enlightenment. Those who gain Bible knowledge are liberated from the misconceptions that dominate the lives of millions. For example, knowing the truth about what happens after we die frees us from fear that the dead can harm us or that our dead relatives and friends are suffering. (Ezekiel 18:4) The Bible’s teaching of the resurrection gives comfort to those who have lost loved ones in death. (John 11:25) Knowing the truth about wicked angels alerts us to the dangers of spiritism and helps us to understand why there is so much trouble on earth.

The godly principles in the Bible show us how to live in a way that brings physical benefits. For example, being “moderate in habits” contributes to good health. (1 Timothy 3:2) By ‘cleansing ourselves of every defilement of flesh and spirit,’ we avoid damaging our health. (2 Corinthians 7:1) Applying God’s counsel found in the Bible also promotes happiness in marriage and self-respect. (1 Corinthians 6:18).

If you apply God’s Word, you will be a happier person. Bible knowledge helps us find inner peace and contentment and gives us hope. It helps us to cultivate such appealing qualities as compassion, love, joy, peace, kindness, and faith. (Galatians 5:22, 23; Ephesians 4:24, 32) Such qualities help to make us a better husband or wife, father or mother, son or daughter.

Christadelphian people are convinced that we as human being should listen to the eternal Blogger and come to a good relationship with each-other, and with the Divine Creator and with His sent mediator. To come to a good relationship with God, Jesus and each-other we do need to be observing commandments and becoming doers of that Word, having faith put in action.

We believe the Bible brings Words of God, Who speaks unto all, and that the Spirit quickens. By reading the Bible, God’s word written for our learning by inspiration of God for edification, we learn how to please and obey Him every day, striving to imitate Jesus Christ who faithfully obeyed his Father. We, therefore, endeavour to be enthusiastic in work, loyal in marriage, generous in giving, dedicated to preaching and happy in our faith.

We base our organisation and beliefs on the First Century church, which can be found explained in the Acts of the apostles. Like the first followers of Christ had no paid ministry we like each congregation of the first century believers are led by a group of elders. As united people under Christ we do follow the bible and have our meetings according those regulations explained in that book of books. Even when keeping ecclesia in modern times those guidelines are still applicable today. As brothers and sisters we like to contribute the way we can and to congregate, to gather or meet at regular times as united people under Christ, not following human doctrines but Biblical doctrines.

Time passing away, together under the leadership of God’s Word, the Guide for life, we learn how to go out into the world and proclaim the Good News of the coming Kingdom of God.  We help each other to breath and grow with no heir, by use of the Bible and our bible studies.

In our small churches of few Christadelphians we spend most of the time to Words set apart or made holy by a Holy One, the God of the Bible. This with no need to have robes or elaborate ceremonies. Nor have we any “head of the church” or legislative council. Our ecclesiae (or ecclesias or churches) (ecclesia = the New Testament word for ‘church’) organise their own affairs or ecclesial life, though the pattern is similar everywhere. If some of the early followers of the apostles in the first century could attend our meetings, it is believed that they would immediately recognise what was going on, for it is patterned on New Testament worship. Like Jesus’ early disciples, we also proclaim his message of life to all willing to hear; we teach our children and young people in Sunday Schools and Youth Groups, and promote a life of faith, virtue and prayer, and obedience to Christ’s commands, among our members.