The Parable of the Sower (Luke 8:4-15)
The parable of the sower may be the most recognizable, the most familiar one of all the parables in the New Testament. You can precisely follow every step of the […]
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The parable of the sower may be the most recognizable, the most familiar one of all the parables in the New Testament. You can precisely follow every step of the […]
The art of having a long illness and of slowly healing is one of the most difficult challenges in life. Especially the first, having a long illness, is one of […]
From the earliest days of Christianity, hope was a support that offered a prospect of the future in all the storms of life. We find the symbol of hope, the […]
So much is needed to bring a child into the world and bring it up in our hostile world! Much more is needed for it than formerly, when children were […]
Between day and night, night and day, there is a brief transition, that grows and fades again. One moment the sky glows with mesmerizing colors, then again the colorful display […]
The older we get, the smaller we get, not just literally but most often also figuratively. Usually, as people get older, they go bent through life. But it is a […]
When you really want to understand someone, you have to be willing to reverse roles with him or her. Usually we look at things from our own standpoint, our own […]
When in our language we can’t find the right words to express something, we use gestures to reinforce our words. Sometimes such a gesture says more than all words. Of […]
With the day of the Archangel Michael on September 29, a weeks-long hushed period comes to an end, a time without highlights, seemingly standing still between the great festivals of […]
The healing of the ten lepers in the Gospel of Luke is not only an example of divine power, but also of human weakness. The tragedy, the disillusionment sound in […]
