God has planned a path for me that is the best just for me.
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Jesus tells us that we should not be troubled by the terrible things that happen in the world.
How can any person decide that another human life is less valuable than their own?
Let us start the new year full of hope and with a living faith in all of God’s Word.
Have you ever thought or said these words? Do you know what God said to Jeremiah when he said this?
Am I doing the same things that I criticise others for?
Internet, smartphones and everything that comes with them – how should a Christian deal with all these things?
How can we find the right church among so many?
Esther was a “prayer warrior”, a God-fearing woman with a strong personal connection to Jesus.
An egoist or a helper?
With so much “information” available and everyone trying to tell us that they are telling the truth, how is it possible to know what actually is true?
Some schools have “show and tell” days. I thought about how that also applies when we want to share the gospel with others …
The story of Mary and Elizabeth in the Bible tells of a wonderful friendship. What made their friendship so solid?
A sign I saw on the way to work made me think about the first Christmas in Bethlehem.
Everyone wants world peace, but creating peace starts with me.
A death in the family got me thinking ...
This verse is like an agreement between me and God: “God is against the proud, but He gives grace to the humble.”
What drives us to do the good works that we do?
How would it feel to find out that your life has been useless?
Could I have achieved more if only my circumstances had been different?
No matter how different we are from one another, there is something that is the same for all of us …
Why shouldn’t I be afraid in these uncertain times? What does God’s Word say about this?
Where do your “opinions” come from – the things you believe and feel so strongly about? Are you always right, and what should you do when you think you are right, but others have a different opinion to you?
Blaming others is almost as natural as breathing for many people.
Following these three lessons will help you to have good, blessed, healthy relationships!
This is what pulled me out of a dangerous pit of depression during a very difficult time in my life.
Why you can always be thankful and happy, no matter what your situation is or how you feel.
We all know that blaming others never helps the situation, yet this way of reacting lies in our nature from the beginning …
The Bible tells us to pray for our leaders and governments.
It’s not a secret! Jesus teaches us clearly in the parable of the widow who didn’t give up.
Not all of us are born emotionally strong, and that’s okay. But here’s what we can do when our thoughts and feelings try to pull us down.
The great power of thankfulness can change a situation completely.
We all know jealousy is bad. But can I admit that I am actually jealous and not just comparing myself to my friends?
Bitterness and having something against someone else only drives people away from each other – But there is a solution!
When we experienced the ugliness of racism against us, my 5-year-old son knew the best way to handle it.
How I found the way to know the right time, the right words, and the right actions to truly be able to help and bless others.
Have you ever wondered what it means for you to give your own body as a living sacrifice?
In my frustration and anger about the country I live in, I got an important revelation: it is actually my responsibility to pray for my country.
At first the isolation and the connecting online was something new and even fun – until I realised that our sources of income were being cut back one by one.
Ever since the spirit of faith entered my heart, my view on life has changed down to the details.
