Monthly Archives: May 2021

Encourage believers that the Lord Jesus is the Source and Strength in the life of a Christian. One rhetorical principle is that if you want to rebuke someone, then first praise and encourage him to bear the words of criticism … Continue reading →

What does it mean for today’s man when the Church’s credo professes: “Do I believe in God?” Whoever says those words expresses, above all, decisions related to values ​​in the world. Yippee,that decision can be considered true (yes, in a … Continue reading →

“12 So then, brethren, we are debtors, but not to the flesh, that we may live after the flesh. 13 For if you live according to the flesh, you will die. But if by the Spirit you put to death … Continue reading →

We have already said that the condition for any success is TO WANT ONE THING: “The first condition for greater than average success in any field, including the art of living, is to want one thing. … She is so … Continue reading →

Andrei Rublev uniquely pointed out that the Triune God is united by a relationship of absolute love which he gives himself in the Son – as a sacrifice for the sins of humanity. Rublev depicts this triune culmination of love … Continue reading →

We still do something during our lives. It’s mostly something external. We walk, we talk, we drive. Although we have different feelings, we think of something, although a lot of life attracts a lot of attention, something that is beyond … Continue reading →

Perfection is for everyone. Everyone must save their souls. If it is the same as Christian perfection, it follows that all people are called to action. It applies to everyone the words of the gospel: Be perfect, even as your … Continue reading →

When we walk through nature after these days of May, we will have more than one beautiful view of flowering meadows. Although there is not just one type of flower in the meadow, they are not just one color, yet … Continue reading →

God created man to be God’s son (daughter), to live with God in the fellowship of love, and to share in God’s creative work. Sin caused the man to forsake God – and the result was a “frustrating regression” of … Continue reading →

Do not stick to the material. Don’t many of us say what Peter says to Jesus? “Behold, we have forsaken all and followed thee” (Mark 10:28).The Lord Jesus does not condemn this question. Still, he says those who care for … Continue reading →