Dunedin Christadelphians

12/06/2026

Most Christians have heard that Jesus died for our sins. But is that the whole picture?

When the apostles preached in the book of Acts, their focus wasn't primarily on Jesus' death—it was on his resurrection and the fact that he is the Christ.

What does that mean for us today? How does the resurrection save us?

Discover a fresh, simple perspective on one of the Bible's most important questions. Click to read more.

What the apostles preached about Jesus seems almost so simple its easy to overlook.

14/05/2026

Many of us hope for some kind of afterlife, but God’s plan involves much more than simply living forever. God invites us to look beyond ourselves and see his bigger picture of salvation for the whole earth. He sees the oppressed, the poor, the broken-hearted, and the sick — and he wants us to be part of his plan to bring lasting peace and joy for everyone.

Click to discover three surprising aspects of God’s bigger plan.
https://www.dunedinchristadelphians.org/post/god-s-bigger-plan

27/01/2026

🌟Starting soon!🌟 If you or someone you know would like to practise your English come join our conversational class starting up again for 2026 on Sunday 15th February.

It's free, friendly and fun!

Click here to learn more: https://www.dunedinchristadelphians.org/esol

11/07/2025

Check out this free online seminar series, Exploring the Bible - sign up at www.onlinebibleseminars.com

Learn the overall story of the Bible with our latest seminar series: Exploring the Bible.

01/06/2025

These seminars start tonight, if you're interested, see the website to find a session time that works for you. www.onlinebibleseminars.com

14/05/2025

If you are looking for some tips and tools to dig deeper into your Bible reading check out this free online seminar series starting soon.

Learn how to explore and understand the Bible for yourself in a free online seminar series: Bible Study Made Easy.

11/05/2025

"Do you want to be made well?". This seems like an odd question for Jesus to ask the lame man waiting to be healed by the pool of Siloam. Yet, if we take a closer look at the story in John 5, perhaps the question is quite reasonable. If the lame man had made it as far as the spot beside the pool, then what was preventing him from getting help to get into the pool itself? And perhaps this is a question that has relevance for us too. Just like the lame man who was in the right place, but not taking the plunge that would actually heal him, are we also attending places of worship, but not personally immersing ourselves in the word which can transform us? Ultimately, accepting God's offer of salvation is up to each of us. "Do you want to be made well?".

08/04/2025

What does the Bible actually tell us about what and who God is? How do we draw close to a God we cannot see and build a relationship with him?

We recently enjoyed a thoughtful series of talks around these big questions. See the link below to hear the series, 'Dwelling in the secret place'.
https://www.dunedinchristadelphians.org/bibletalks

18/03/2025

In Acts chapter 3 Peter and John paused on their way to worship to help a lame man who sat at the gate of the temple every day. He'd never been able to walk, and as he sat, he hoped for nothing more than some money. But on that day, God gave him something much greater - the miracle of walking. Now, he was able to join Peter and John as they went into the temple to worship. No matter how long we have waited, God can bring unexpected change and joy for any one of us. We are all in need of help like the lame man and God calls us to pause to consider how we can help each other on the way.

11/03/2025

The book of Isaiah particularly emphasises the importance of names. In a recent exhort we considered just two examples from Isaiah 58:12: "You shall be called the Repairer of the broken walls, The Restorer of streets to dwell in" What does this mean? In this passage God is not concerned about physical rebuilding - but about the spirit of the people.

Just as city walls need to be repaired if a breach occurs, so do our relationships with each other. God wants us to be among those who reach out to repair and strengthen our relationships with each other - just as he has reached out to reconcile us to himself through Christ.

Similarly, the streets in a city are a means of communication between houses. To restore the streets means to reach out and share with each other, keeping up effective and encouraging communication.

God wants us to be people who work on that which holds us together, to be the city where God dwells.