Prayer Archives

At sunset, a person leaps across a chasm from “Fear” to “Faith”—a symbol of trust in the face of fear.

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26. October 202626. October 2026Anxiety & Depression, Practice of Faith, Prayer

What to Do When Fear Overwhelms You: How to Talk Your Way Into the Light Through Faith

Faith can provide support, especially in the most difficult moments. Discover why God’s Word is more reliable than your own feelings—and how prayer, trust, and words full of hope can help you sing and speak your way out of darkness and into the light. By Ellen White

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23. October 202623. October 2026Bible Retreat, From Life

Divine Encounters in Plauen: How 60 Participants in the Waldpark Bible Retreat Touched Hearts at a Large Protest

by waldo

From moving conversations on the street to surprising encounters in the middle of the night, these experiences show how prayers can turn into concrete “Divine Appointments.” By Stephan Heinig Reading time: 10 minutes About four weeks before the start of the “hope-worldwide” retreat, Alberto Rosenthal called me to ask if I would join him and...

An intensive care unit with a hospital bed on the left and an olive grove bathed in sunlight on the right, with the words “Gethsemane” and “Suffering” above it.

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11. October 202611. October 2026Bible Stream, From Life, Health, Mortality, Sanctification, Suffering & Grief, Victory Over Sin

God Is With Us in Our Suffering: Gethsemane and the Hope of Glory

by waldo

PODCAST AI-generated voice (ElevenLabs An excerpt from a sermon by Waldemar Laufersweiler There are times when suffering silences all the familiar answers. A loved one is in the intensive care unit. A serious illness disrupts daily life. News of pain and death reaches us from family, friends, or the church community. What seemed so certain...

A man kneeling in a sunlit hall, in black and white.

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4. September 202611. September 2026Forgiveness, Relationship with God, Salvation, Sanctification

Hold on tight! — A journey of discovery to the heart of true repentance

by waldo

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...