Follow Me

The class explores the concept of following Jesus, emphasizing the need to follow him exactly and wholly, drawing on examples from the Bible. It focuses on the idea that God draws people to Jesus, and discusses the importance of hearkening to God's commands and imitating Christ's example.

The class explores Jesus' role as the lamb of God and his mission to save the world by following God's will. It emphasizes the importance of understanding Jesus' purpose and his example of obedience to God, encouraging disciples to follow his teachings and will.

The class discusses the importance of following Jesus Christ by taking up one's cross daily and bearing fruit for God. It emphasizes the need for obedience, perseverance, and the willingness to endure trials and separation from family for the sake of the faith.

The class focuses on Acts 20 and Matthew 10, emphasizing Paul's teachings on giving and receiving, and Jesus' instructions to his disciples. It highlights the importance of laboring to support the weak and the blessings of giving over receiving, drawing parallels from Jesus' miracles and parables.

The class explores Peter's journey from his initial commitment to follow Jesus to his denial and subsequent repentance, emphasizing the importance of steadfast discipleship and the consequences of failing to follow Christ.

The class explores the concept of following as exemplified by the Apostle Paul, emphasizing the importance of setting a good example and being conscious of the impact one's actions have on others. It highlights the need for leaders to be purposeful in their actions and to reflect on their own behavior as a model for others.

The class explores Jesus' call to be 'fishers of men' from Matthew 4:18-22, emphasizing the importance of actively spreading the gospel and the need for perseverance and patience in witnessing. It also touches on the role of personal example and the importance of prayer in evangelism.

The class discusses the importance of boldly preaching the truth, using examples from Acts and personal experiences. It emphasizes the responsibility of Christadelphians to share their distinct message with others, even in challenging circumstances.

The class explores Psalm 19 to appreciate God's glory and creation, emphasizing God's care and love for humanity despite the vastness of the universe. It uses scientific facts and analogies to illustrate the immense scale of God's creation, encouraging listeners to reflect on their relationship with God and the importance of prayer and discipleship.

The class discusses the conflict between scientific theories of evolution and the biblical doctrine of creation and resurrection, emphasizing that God is not bound by the laws of entropy and can reverse decay and death. It highlights the importance of believing in the resurrection of Christ and the ultimate hope of eternal life.