In this moving interview, Erhard Vasicek recounts his extraordinary life story.
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The Day of Atonement | A Way of Life
In the Old Testament, the Day of Atonement was a special day of clarity, humility, tranquility, and renewed focus on God.
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The Suffering God—and Why That Was the Very Reason I Came to Trust Him
The thought that God allows suffering without being affected by it himself makes him difficult for many people to relate to.
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Freedom of Conscience Under Threat | When Faith and the State Converge
Protestants view the Roman Catholic Church more favorably today than they did in the past, which is increasingly blurring the differences between the two denominations.
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The Silent Battles—Between Light and Shadow | When Sin Knocks
What does “And lead us not into temptation”really mean?
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I wonder what Jesus would say about soccer? An uncomfortable question about the World Cup
What if soccer isn’t just a game, but a reflection of our values?
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The Truth Hides Nothing: Why the Bible Also Tells of Its Heroes’ Mistakes
The Bible does not sugarcoat its main characters.
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Resolving Conflicts Creatively: How Challenges Shape Character, Faith, and Leadership
Difficulties are not merely obstacles on the path of faith—they can become tools through which God shapes character.
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The Man with the Pottery Wheel: How God Turned a Broken Life into a Vessel of Hope
Michael Ferris grew up amid rejection, loneliness, and violence. For a long time, love was nothing more than an empty word to him.
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Entire Cities as Prisons: Predicted Over a Hundred Years Ago
The Context of Ellen White’s Goosebumps-Inducing Quote