Monthly Archives: January 2022

Hindered them from not acknowledging that they could not accept Christ as a hindrance. How about us? We find time for Christ, but is that time used? We need to realize that it is not enough to fulfill our religious … Continue reading →

A lot has been written and said around the world about health. We all know that being sick is not a pleasant thing. But what is our relationship to taking care of the health of the body and the health … Continue reading →

God’s call and address to man can be understood in two ways. God can address man directly from without and from within, as we know with Abraham, Moses, and the prophets. But he can also speak to man indirectly through … Continue reading →

In his book On Modern Inventions, Martin Buber writes: A rabbi once said to his audience: “There is nothing in this world that we cannot learn from.” The listener reacted skeptically and wanted to test his teacher, so he asked … Continue reading →

Jesus’ public ministry begins when he is in, John the Baptist baptized him in the Jordan. While the evangelist Matthew dates this event only formally with the words “in those days,” Luke deliberately places it in the grand context of … Continue reading →

We have seen how weak our human word is many times in our lives. We cry for help, but our voice cannot break through the room’s walls; it dies in the air after a few meters. No one hears us, … Continue reading →

We can understand this more easily in ordinary life in ordinary life, we can understand this more easily, so let us be encouraged by it. When a father, a mother says something profound to her child, they do it because … Continue reading →

None of us is born with innate knowledge. In the beginning, we only can know. This capacity develops in our encounter with this world through the senses, through sensory expertise from which the mind selects and forms analytical knowledge in … Continue reading →