Leeds Christian Meetup

The resurrection, which we commemorate at Easter, means something to those who believe it happened and have subsequently put their faith in God. But what about those who don't believe? What about their objections and questions? I Peter 3:15 admonishes believers to “… be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear”.

In contemporary times, many people have the notion that God is either dead or not real. They often appeal to certain catastrophic events in the world as evidence that if God were to be alive, He would not have allowed them to happen. Our beliefs have a way of affecting our actions, behaviours, experiences and destiny; and a lot of the consequences depends on whether the beliefs are established on facts or fictions. For some doubters, their only chance of encountering the God they are enquiring about is when they cross paths with you – a believer in whom God resides.

Join other Pioneers in this meetup for a wonderful time of fellowship as we explore the theme of God is not dead. Your life will never be the same and your destiny will take a definite new and better turn for good as you get to grips with the facts about God.

Join us for an inspiring evening at the Leeds Christian Meetup, where we will explore the remarkable journey of the Bible and its endurance through centuries of adversity. Our focus will be on how this sacred text has withstood numerous attempts to exterminate it and persecute its authors yet remains a cornerstone of faith for millions.

The Bible's resilience is a testament to its divine origin and profound impact on humanity. Despite efforts to destroy it, from ancient Roman persecutions to modern-day censorship, the Bible has survived and flourished. Early Christians risked their lives to preserve and share the Word of God, and their unwavering faith continues to inspire believers today.

Throughout the ages, the Bible has played a crucial role in shaping our cultural and spiritual heritage. From the Reformation in Germany to the translation efforts of William Tyndale in England, the Bible's message has transcended borders and languages, uniting believers in their quest for truth and salvation.

At our meetup, we will delve into the stories of brave individuals who dedicated their lives to protecting and disseminating the Bible. Through engaging discussions and presentations, we will uncover the historical events and personal sacrifices that have contributed to the Bible's survival.

Join other Pioneers in this meetup event for a wonderful evening of fellowship, learning, and reflection as we explore this topic together and of the Bible’s ability to inspire and transform lives, even in the face of relentless opposition. All are welcome, regardless of background or beliefs, to explore this fascinating aspect of our shared history and faith. You will gain valuable insights that will strengthen your faith and put you on a stronger footing to become a blessing to others.