Who, exactly, are the persecuted? When Luke 6 turns our understanding of Christian persecution on its head. By Kai Mester
Sin has hardened people’s hearts. That is why they find it difficult to understand Jesus’ mission and accept God’s salvation. Jesus earnestly asked His Father for help: He wanted to overcome their unbelief, free them from Satan’s power, and defeat the Destroyer in their place.
What connects the Islamic world, the Reformation, and the Adventist movement?
What does it really mean to be persecuted “for the sake of the Son of Man”?
The flood swept away houses and bridges, but one turquoise house remained standing.
A peaceful and solemn instrumental version of the well-known Christian hymn“Crown Him with Many Crowns,”performed by Corina Floder on the...
Difficult experiences can reveal something within us that God wants to transform and turn into a blessing for others. By...
What happens when we read Isaiah 53 not through the lens of preconceived theological ideas, but let the Hebrew text...
Author: Kai Mester How did the great disappointment of 1844 become a global mission? This article examines the Adventist movement,...
Repentance takes many forms: tears. A downcast gaze. A broken heart. But the Bible adds one more: two outstretched arms....