Articles

  • Sin – the former Boss

    “Likewise you also, reckon yourselves to be dead indeed to sin, but alive to God in Christ Jesus our Lord. Therefore, do not let sin reign in your mortal body, that you should obey it in its lusts.” (Rom 6:11,12) When Paul writes that we should believe that we are dead to sin, he does…

  • Meeting Digitally as Believers?

    Digitalization is not just a trend in Corona times. However, the topic is socially fueled by the spread of the virus. In many areas of daily life – especially in professional life – many people are often confronted with it. In more and more companies, face-to-face meetings are being supplemented or even completely replaced by…

  • Leaping Over a Wall

    These words were spoken by a man who had lived a life full of ups and downs, a man who had to experience bitter disappointments but who was also able to have glorious experiences with his God. It was David who spoke these words, explaining that with his God, anything was possible. Is our God…

  • Be an example!

    1 Timothy is a letter from the older and more experienced apostle Paul to his “true child in the faith.” Timothy was sensitive and somewhat shy and needed encouragement for his life of faith. We can all learn a lot from Paul’s helpful advice to Timothy. Let’s reflect on one verse for a moment:   “Let…

  • Tears

    Tears are, unfortunately, a normal part of our life on earth. Every baby starts shedding tears from about one month old, and often, they may continue to flow until the deathbed. Throughout a lifetime, some scientists say that an average of almost 100 liters are shed – several million tears. What does the Bible say…

  • Important: A Clean-up

    A clean-up. What sounds like environmental protection or large-scale house cleaning for Christmas is, in spiritual terms, the beginning of a revival. Whenever there was a revival among God’s people, we read about a clean-up first: idols were cleared away, altars pulled down, hearts freed from filth. Just think of Gideon (Jud 6:25-27) or Josiah…

  • Always in Time

    The Bible contains a wonderful promise: “Let us, therefore, come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need” (Hebrews 4:16). This means that the Lord always helps us at the right time. We would often define this as “immediately,” but He has the…