

Classic Christadelphian Books
recorded in chapter-length episodes
Wilderness Voice has pleasure in providing Christadelphian Classics for your edification. This is a new project that we hope will develop into a library of audio recordings of Christadelphian books, some old that have endured, and some more modern, but all favourites because of their helpfulness.
These recordings are provided in parts, usually in chapters, so you can listen to a single session while driving, doing the ironing, or while sitting down for a cuppa.
Or click on your favourite podcast service below, or go to that service and search for Christadelphian Classics.
By Islyp Collyer
Principles and Proverbs has been a favourite for many years. An often quoted book for its penetrating insights into human nature, its wisdom, advice, and explanaton of biblical principles.
By Robert Roberts
The Blood of Christ has stood the test of time. It lucidly explains the complexities of the atonement, a doctrine that stands Christadelphians apart from Christianity. A simple but powerful read.
By Robert Roberts
What a valuable book Nazareth Revisited has been to the Brotherhood! Closely following the biblical record, it is at once exposition, exhortation, and commentary on the life and works of Jesus Christ.
Listen!By John Thomas
Elpis Israel is truly a Christadelphian Classic—a foundation book of great value in assisting many to understand the Scriptures.
John Carter apparently read it once a year to remind him of the first principles.
Listen!My Days and My Ways