Make up your mind about eternal life

Would you like to be able to tell the future? One can immediately see advantages, but it is soon realised that there are disadvantages too.

The Bible has a lot to say about the future, and shows us how we can direct our lives for the future or otherwise. On offer to all is eternal life in a world that's worth living in. What will you choose?

This talk was given by George MacDonald at the Dundee Christadelphian hall on 25 November, 2007. An introductory reading was taken from Isaiah 65 v 17-25. You can download the talk here.

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Judgement at Christ's return to the earth

The Bible talks of a worldwide kingdom ruled by one perfect, incorruptible man - Jesus Christ. His complete rulership will be achieved with correct judgement of the nations and peoples of this world, beginning when he returns to the earth. Are you ready?

This talk was given at the Dundee Christadelphian hall by Lindsay Yuile on 18 November 2007. You can download it here.

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Wake up to life through the Bible

Do you struggle to see the bright side of life?

Do you have everything money can buy but still feel empty?

Do you lack a sense of purpose?

Are you looking for something better?

Through His word the Bible, God offers to every one of us the hope of everlasting life, in a world without the problems we know today.

This talk was given at the Dundee Christadelphian hall by Vernon Fowler on 14 October 2007:

Wake up to life through the Bible

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The meaning of Christ's death

The death of Jesus Christ over 2000 years ago is still relevant for us today.

Jesus was a man who did no sin and therefore did not earn death, yet gave his life on the cross of crucifixion.

Through the Bible we can understand the reason for his death and what it can lead to for those who choose to follow him.

This talk was given at the Dundee Christadelphian hall by Drew Smith on 7 October 2007.

The meaning of Christ's death