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The Holy Spirit – more than an impersonal power

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Which Believers Go Through the Great Tribulation?

Which Believers Go Through the Great Tribulation Do Christians still have to go through the Great Tribulation? Will the Lord Jesus take the assembly to Himself before the Great Tribulation, or only later? – These are questions that many children of God concern themselves with. Some are anxious and distressed

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Prayer and Fasting

This article is about the spiritual power of prayer paired with fasting, drawing on Jesus’ words in Mark 9:29 and biblical examples. It explains fasting as self-denial that strengthens faith, guides believers, and calls Christians today to humble themselves and seek God’s help.
Mark 9:29
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Loved by the Son of God: Remembering Christ’s love

This article is about how John calls himself “the disciple Jesus loved” and how living in Christ’s love—more than relying on our own—brings closeness, courage, spiritual vigor, discernment, and a ready willingness to follow, contrasted with Peter’s self-confident devotion.
John 13:24-26

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The Holy Spirit – more than an impersonal power

The Holy Spirit on earth is the greatest and most fundamental characteristic of the Christian era. He lives inside the Church and inside every individual believer. Before we look at the various activities of the Holy Spirit, we need to anwer the question: Who or what is the Holy Spirit? A unpersonal power? Or more than that: a devine person? The answer matters a lot for our practical everyday life.
Luke 24:49

Justification – when the indictment is empty | Romans 5:1

When a sinner comes to God the first time, he seeks forgiveness. It is only later that we learn that God has done much more. Justification is one of these things. When God justifies, he declares us as just. We have a complete new standing before Him.
Romans 5:1