What does it really mean to be persecuted “for the sake of the Son of Man”?
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Built on Rock: A House Survives the Flood in Nepal—and Recalls the Words of the Sermon on the Mount
The flood swept away houses and bridges, but one turquoise house remained standing.
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Crown Him with Many Crowns – Instrumental | Cello & Harp
A peaceful and solemn instrumental version of the well-known Christian hymn“Crown Him with Many Crowns,”performed by Corina Floder on the cello and Nadja Floder on the harp. The warm tones of the cello blend with the delicate, clear sound of the harp, lending this time-honored hymn a particularly contemplative character. A musical invitation to find...
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The Wine Press: What Comes to Light Within Us When Life Puts Us Under Pressure
Difficult experiences can reveal something within us that God wants to transform and turn into a blessing for others. By Amy Pershin Reading time: 5 minutes There is a special power in the image of the winepress. The Bible speaks of God as the great winemaker, and in one way or another, our journey also...
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Wounds That Heal Us: Why His Injury, of All Things, Becomes the Place of Our Healing
What happens when we read Isaiah 53 not through the lens of preconceived theological ideas, but let the Hebrew text speak for itself? A new perspective offers a surprising understanding of redemption that goes even deeper than the question of guilt and punishment. By Kai Mester Reading time: 4 minutes We’re all probably familiar with...
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From Great Disappointment to a Global Mission
Author: Kai Mester How did the great disappointment of 1844 become a global mission? This article examines the Adventist movement, William Miller, and the significance of the three angel messages from Revelation 14 from an Adventist perspective. Discover how the hope of Jesus’ return, the understanding of the heavenly judgment, and the Sabbath have shaped...
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Hold on tight! — A journey of discovery to the heart of true repentance
Repentance takes many forms: tears. A downcast gaze. A broken heart. But the Bible adds one more: two outstretched arms. Arms that let go of what separates us from God—and cling to the One we do not want to lose. Perhaps this is precisely the secret of true repentance: it doesn’t just know what it...
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Ruling Like a Shepherd: What Horses Can Teach Us About Biblical Leadership
What can horses teach us about Christian leadership? More than you might think at first.
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Deeply Rooted—Steadfast in the Time of the Second Coming
PODCAST The return of Jesus is the source of our hope. Yet, reflecting on crises, prophecies, and the trials to come can also trigger fear.