Dein tägliches Wort der Weisheit aus der Bibel, Ermutigung für deinen Lebensweg mit Jesus. G E D A N K E N Dein tägliches Wort der Weisheit aus der Bibel, Ermutigung für deinen Lebensweg mit Jesus. Vorname* Nachname* E-Mail* Yes, please subscribe me to the daily reflections email. Einreichen

Ponderings is about the Christian life that is not one that can be lived as the result of a bare acknowledgment of God’s existence. Rather, it is believing God and His Word. ANDACHTEN Weisheit durch Leiden Andachten 3. Aug. 2025 Contact us First name* Last name Email* Write a message Submit ANDACHTEN Weisheit durch Leiden Entdecken Sie, wie 'Weisheit durch Leiden' Gottes Zweck im Leiden offenbart und Weisheit und Stärke durch die Prüfungen des Lebens bietet. Erforschen Sie jetzt 'Weisheit durch Leiden'. 3. Aug. 2025 Christliche Denkweise Erforschen Sie, wie eine christliche Denkweise Ihre Weltanschauung und Ihren Glauben prägt. Entdecken Sie die Wahrheit hinter einer christlichen Denkweise in der heutigen säkularen Gesellschaft. 13. Juli 2025 Schlimmer als Atheismus Erfahren Sie, warum "Schlimmer als Atheismus" eine tiefere Herausforderung für Christen darstellt. Entdecken Sie, was wirklich schlimmer als Atheismus ist. 10. Juli 2025 Du stirbst, wohin gehst du? Wohin geht man, wenn man stirbt? In den Himmel oder in die Hölle. 9. Juli 2025 Geh zu meinem Blog Vorname* Nachname* E-Mail* Yes, please subscribe me to the daily reflections email. Einreichen Contact us First name* Last name Email* Write a message Submit ÜBER PONDERINGS christliche leben (8) 8 Beiträge glauben (4) 4 Beiträge gehorsams (4) 4 Beiträge erlösung (4) 4 Beiträge das Wort Gottes (4) 4 Beiträge hoffnung (2) 2 Beiträge die Bibel (2) 2 Beiträge erinnerung (2) 2 Beiträge sünde (2) 2 Beiträge Maria (2) 2 Beiträge Sünde (2) 2 Beiträge verlust (2) 2 Beiträge feindselig (2) 2 Beiträge hölle (1) 1 Beitrag Denkweise (1) 1 Beitrag schöpfung (1) 1 Beitrag werk Gottes (1) 1 Beitrag trauer (1) 1 Beitrag Kummer (1) 1 Beitrag Gottes Souveränität (1) 1 Beitrag Nationen (1) 1 Beitrag Feind Gottes (1) 1 Beitrag Gott (1) 1 Beitrag sünden (1) 1 Beitrag atheisten (1) 1 Beitrag Leid (1) 1 Beitrag Selbsmitleid (1) 1 Beitrag Heilige Schrift (1) 1 Beitrag widerstand (1) 1 Beitrag Retter (1) 1 Beitrag Gemeinschaft (1) 1 Beitrag Wut (1) 1 Beitrag Rettung (1) 1 Beitrag Alzheimer (1) 1 Beitrag Königreich Gottes (1) 1 Beitrag Geistliche (1) 1 Beitrag Finsternis (1) 1 Beitrag Gesellschaft (1) 1 Beitrag sünder (1) 1 Beitrag geregtigkeit (1) 1 Beitrag Lehre (1) 1 Beitrag Jesus Christi (1) 1 Beitrag Dämonen (1) 1 Beitrag Vertrauen (1) 1 Beitrag ewiges leben (1) 1 Beitrag philosophie (1) 1 Beitrag Weisheit (1) 1 Beitrag Treue (1) 1 Beitrag Weinen (1) 1 Beitrag dieser Welt (1) 1 Beitrag relativismus (1) 1 Beitrag Himmel (1) 1 Beitrag Liebe (1) 1 Beitrag vertrauen (1) 1 Beitrag satan (1) 1 Beitrag Weltanschauungen (1) 1 Beitrag Freude (1) 1 Beitrag Trauer (1) 1 Beitrag Gebet (1) 1 Beitrag Tabernakel (1) 1 Beitrag Willens Gottes (1) 1 Beitrag Demenz (1) 1 Beitrag Demenzkranken (1) 1 Beitrag Christologie (1) 1 Beitrag Feindbilder (1) 1 Beitrag Identität (1) 1 Beitrag Hass (1) 1 Beitrag Jesus (1) 1 Beitrag

Toe hierdie woorde geskryf is, was die volk van God in ballingskap. Hulle het voortdurend nuwe uitdagings gehad om te oorkom en dit het tot angs en wanhoop aanleiding gegee. Soos 'n Arend Die Here is die ewige God, Skepper van die hele aarde. Hy word nie moeg nie, Hy raak nie afgemat nie en sy insig is ondeurgrondelik. Hy gee die vermoeides krag, Hy versterk dié wat nie meer kan nie. Selfs jongmanne word moeg en raak afgemat, selfs manne in hulle fleur struikel en val, maar dié wat op die Here vertrou, kry nuwe krag. Hulle vlieg met arendsvlerke, hulle hardloop en word nie moeg nie, hulle loop en raak nie afgemat nie. Jesaja 40:28b-31 Hierdie pragtige poëtiese verse van die profeet Jesaja is seker van die bekendste tekste in die Bybel. Die beeld van die arend wat sorgeloos hoog bo rotsagtige bergklowe die lug klief met al die sorge van die wêreld daar ver onder, het my nog altyd vreeslik beïndruk. Arende is nie net grasieus nie. Hulle is ongelooflik sterk en vasberade. Kyk gerus na hierdie kort video. Toe hierdie woorde geskryf is, was die volk van God in ballingskap. Hulle het voortdurend nuwe uitdagings gehad om te oorkom en dit het tot angs en wanhoop aanleiding gegee. Hulle was moedeloos en sonder hoop, en dit het gelyk asof God hulle verwerp en vergeet het. Miskien voel jy vandag so. Die Bybel beantwoord ons vrae oor sonde en ellende deur ons na die ewige God te verwys. In reaksie op ons probleme, herinner die Bybel ons aan iets wat ons dikwels vergeet wanneer die lewe verskriklik moeilik raak: die ewige getrouheid van God wat volkome in Jesus aan ons geopenbaar word. Die profeet verseker ons dat ons God die wêreld wat Hy geskep het, nooit sal vergeet nie. Die Christelike geloof ontken nie die werklikheid van ons vermoeidheid nie, maar dit gee ons hoop. God wil dat ons almal " hoog vlieg" gevul met hoop – nou en vir ewig. Saam met God wat nie moeg word nie, is die lewe nooit sonder hoop nie. Dit maak nie saak in watter situasie ons ons bevind nie, ons kan hoop hê en die Gees van God verseker ons dat die beloftes van die Here altyd waar is. Gebed: Here, so dikwels word ons moeg. Skenk aan ons die krag en vasberadenheid om hoog soos arende te vlieg, opgelig deur u Gees. Skenk aan die vermoeides krag en help ons om ons hoop op U alleen te vestig. Amen --Xanthe Hancox Copyright © 2024 Vers-n-dag. All Rights Reserved.

Vader ek het gebring na U troon My Bondeltjie twyfel En my sakkie vol hoop Ek het met trane voor U troon My Bondeltjie Vader ek het gebring na U troon My Bondeltjie twyfel En my sakkie vol hoop Ek het met trane voor U troon My bondeltjie twyfel uitgestrooi Net om te onthou van my sakkie vol hoop Wat nog nie oopgemaak is nie Toe ek my sakkie vol hoop oopmaak Toe gooi ek my bondeltjie twyfel weg Ek kyk na al die beloftes en liefde in my sakkie vol hoop En begin om U te loof Want uit daardie sakkie kom n Kleiner sakkie Die klein sakkie van wonderwerke Dit is alleenlik sigbaar as die sakkie amper leeg is En daar, sien ek met my eie oë die wonderwerk van God Die Genesings krag Die Liefde Die Kruis Dankie Vader dat U my gehelp het om daardie Bondeltjie te dra Maar nooit die sakkie van Liefde en wonderwerke vergeet het nie! Dankie Abba Vader vir Rita se wonderwerk in daardie sakkie

Podcasts Days of Praise a podcast based on the Institute for Creation Research's quarterly print devotional, Days of Praise. Start your day with devotional readings written by Dr. Henry Morris, Dr. Henry Morris III, Dr. John Morris, and others to strengthen and encourage you in your Christian faith. More Info Things Unseen Monday through Friday, this devotional podcast features thoughtful reflections on the Christian life and our relationship with God. with Sinclair Ferguson. More Info The Crossway Podcast This is The Crossway Podcast, a show where we sit down with authors each week for thoughtful interviews about the Bible, theology, church history, and the Christian life. More Info

Auf meinem Blog teile ich Artikel, Zitate, Bibelstudien und Andachten usw., die ich auf meiner Lebensreise als wertvoll empfunden habe. Die Andachten enthalten immer einen Link zurück zum Originalartikel sowie zu den von mir verwendeten Bildern. Willkommen bei Ponderings – einem christlichen Blog Auf meinem Blog teile ich Artikel, Zitate, Bibelstudien und Andachten usw., die ich auf meiner Lebensreise als wertvoll empfunden habe. Die Andachten enthalten immer einen Link zurück zum Originalartikel sowie zu den von mir verwendeten Bildern. Bitte abonnieren Sie mich, Ihre Informationen werden niemals weitergegeben. Gott segne Sie und seien Sie sicher. Denn aus Gnade seid ihr selig geworden durch den Glauben. Und das ist nicht euer Werk, sondern Gottes Gabe, Epheser 2:8 Den Zustand der Seele wertschätzen von JC Ryle Sie täten gut daran, alle Menschen an Gottes Maßstäben zu messen – und sie nicht an der Höhe ihres Einkommens zu messen, sondern am Zustand ihrer Seelen. Wenn Gott der Herr vom Himmel auf die Menschen herabblickt, nimmt er von vielen Dingen, die in der Welt hoch geschätzt werden, keine Notiz. Er sieht nicht auf das Geld, das Land oder die Titel einer Person. Er sieht nur auf den Zustand ihrer Seelen – und wertet sie dementsprechend. Ach, wenn Sie sich doch bemühen würden, es ihnen gleichzutun! Ach, wenn Sie doch Gnade höher schätzen würden als Titel, Intellekt oder Gold! Oft, viel zu oft, ist die einzige Frage, die über eine Person gestellt wird: „Wie viel ist sie wert?“ Es wäre gut für uns alle, uns daran zu erinnern, dass jeder Mensch bemitleidenswert arm ist – bis er reich an Glauben und reich vor Gott ist. ~ JC Ryle Traktat: Reichtum und Armut TODAY'S QUOTE To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable because God has forgiven the inexcusable in you. C. S. Lewis Vorname* Nachname* E-Mail* Yes, please subscribe me to the daily reflections email. Einreichen Willkommen Mein Blog geht nicht um mich, sondern um Gottes Werk in mir. Nach meinem Nierenversagen vor 12 Jahren habe ich eine Ersatzniere erhalten. Kürzlich bin ich von Krebs geheilt worden. Deshalb widme ich alle Schriften und Andachten, die ich veröffentliche, der Gnade Gottes, die er mir gezeigt hat. Ich habe keinen Lieblingsautor oder -mitarbeiter, aber ich teile diejenigen, die ich auf meiner Reise durchs Leben als nützlich empfunden habe. Das ist meine demütige und dankbare Art, einem allmächtigen, liebevollen und gnädigen Gott zu danken, der mich durch schwierige Zeiten getragen hat und mich täglich stärkt. Alle Ehre gebührt allein Gott. Auf meinem Blog teile ich Artikel, Zitate, Bibelstudien und Andachten usw., die ich auf meiner Lebensreise als wertvoll empfunden habe. Die Andachten enthalten immer einen Link zurück zum Originalartikel sowie zu den von mir verwendeten Bildern. Ihre Daten werden niemals weitergegeben. Gott segne Sie und seien Sie sicher. Was ist die wichtigste Frage, die ein Mensch stellen kann? Zum Lesen: Das Evangelium der Erlösung Questions and Answers Got Questions Verse by Verse Ministries Ligonier Ministries Core Christianity Basic Training Baptism - Michelle Lesley Book Reviews Earnest Layman Tim Challies The Desecration of Man by Carl R. Trueman Biblical & Theological Studies The Riddleblog Bible Study for Women Ligonier Bible Studies Read more about Bible Translations 1. Translations to avoid as a Christian 2. Bible Version Guide 3. Various links on the Passion Translation: a) Verse Comparison b) What is the Passion Translation? c) What is wrong with TPT i) Bridging the Bible ii) Think Theology iii) Christian Apologetics (Part 1 ) (Part 2 ) iv) Got Questions d) 7 Mountain Mandate / Christian Dominionism Abortion is the killing of an unborn child in his or her mother’s womb. There’s really no other honest way of describing it. Actually, there is another word for it—murder. So-called “pro-choice” activists (really, “pro-murder” activists) use terms like “reproductive freedom,” “health care,” or “a woman’s right to choose” to try and make abortion sound like anything but what it is—the intentional murder of an unborn child. Answers in Genesis The Economics of Abortion in one Lesson by Kevin de Young Blogs that I follow Tabletalk Online Magazine Core Christianity Radio Die Skrifte Suider Kruis Verse By Verse F ellowship Got Questions Michelle Lesley The Cripplegate Stacey Salsbery Michele Morin The End Time Monergism Connect Us Sam Storms The Spurgeon Archive Unlocking the Bible Christian Quotes Answers in Genesis Justin Peters Ministries AGTV Kevin de Y oun g Keith Beatty Stand to Reason Featured Article this Week: The Absolute Sovereignty of God What is Israel's Role in the end times? 5 Bible Translations you should avoid The Biblical Tests of Prophets and Prophecy That's a Fact : The Institute for Creation The Sovereignty of God by : R C Sproul If there is a God, Why are there Atheists Spiritual Warfare : Truth or Territory by Jim Osman What are demons? God Doesn't Whisper : Jim Osman True Repentance or Fake Repentance Bible Studies Are you a new Christian ? Why December 25 for Christmas? Contact us First name* Last name Email* Write a message Submit

Dit, my liewe vriend is wat God van ons verlang, kyk weg van jouself en kyk na ander, en waardeer wat jy het, want dit is net geleen, gebruik dit in watter mate ookal tot die uitbreiding van Sy Koninkryk. Mag God jou daartoe lei. Wat Sal Jesus Doen? Wat sal Jesus doen?

Gebroke Verhoudinge en Woede Dooie Werke

Presies soos die tye van ons lewe waar ons ook deur seisoene gaan en word ons daardeur bewus van die tydelikheid van ons lewens-bestaan.(Job 10:21) Ons lewens is soos ‘n skaduwee (Job 8:9) Trots en Hoogmoed Skaduwees

Getuienis Grafskrif - Epitaph

Afrikaans Bible Study by Alistair Begg Despite Saul's and David’s evil, God has been at work, carrying out his purposes. The hope for a future messiah reaches beyond David, who will bring God’s Kingdom and blessing to all nations. Rejection: A Study of Luke 4:21-30 A Sunday study of an important passage for Christian living today. Rejected in His Hometown: A Study of Luke 4:21-30 Click H E R E to read this Study by Christian Soldier 21 The Fate of a Nation An American story of Satan, sin, and judgment. Click H E R E to read this Study by Christian Soldier 21 The Crucible of Becoming A devotional study of the time between resurrection and ascension in the Bible. Forty-days on the road from resurrection to purpose. Listen Here By : Christian Soldier21 When the stone rolled away and the tomb stood empty, the world changed. In the earliest hours of that first Easter morning, sorrow and confusion gripped the hearts of those who had loved Jesus. His resurrection was real, but the meaning of it was not yet fully clear. What now? What would life look like after death had been defeated but before heaven had fully come? The story of Easter is not only about the triumph of one morning. It is also the story of forty days — a holy stretch of time in which the risen Christ moved among His followers, preparing them for the life they would soon be called to live. And just as it was for them, so it is for us: the new life we receive in Christ often leads into a season of tempering transformation, when faith is stretched, character is refined, and God prepares us for a calling we have not yet fully seen. Entering the crucible of becoming The Bible tells us that Jesus, after His suffering, presented Himself alive to His disciples “by many convincing proofs, appearing to them during forty days and speaking about the kingdom of God” (Acts 1:3, NRSV). Those forty days were not incidental. They were deliberate. Calvin reflects on the concept: "We are not to suppose that the moment we are called by God, we are immediately fit for the discharge of our office; but having been called, we must undergo a period of training, that we may be fitted for it." It was a period of shaping and sanctification. Throughout Scripture, the number forty marks times of testing, transformation, and preparation. Noah endured forty days of rain before stepping into a renewed earth. Moses spent forty days on Mount Sinai receiving the law that would guide Israel. Jesus Himself fasted forty days in the wilderness before beginning His public ministry. Each of these Quadragesima periods of time opened a doorway into something new. And now, in the aftermath of the cross, another doorway was opening. Refined by encounters with the risen Christ The Gospels record several encounters between Jesus and His followers during this time. Early on, He met Mary Magdalene at the tomb, calling her by name and transforming her sorrow into witness (John 20:11–18). He walked alongside two travelers on the road to Emmaus, opening the Scriptures and breaking bread with them, revealing Himself when they were least expecting it (Luke 24:13–35). Behind locked doors, He breathed peace over His disciples’ fear and spoke words of commissioning, preparing them to carry His teaching into a world still waiting to hear (John 20:19–23). For Thomas, who doubted, Jesus came again and invited him to touch His wounds, turning skepticism into worship (John 20:24–29). By the Sea of Galilee, He called the weary fishermen back to Himself, providing breakfast on the shore and restoring Peter’s heartbroken soul (John 21:1–19). Paul would later tell how Jesus appeared to over five hundred believers at once (1 Corinthians 15:6). He even sought out James, His brother, who had doubted but would become a leader of the early church (1 Corinthians 15:7). These appearances were not mere proofs of life. They were acts of love. Jesus was preparing His people — not only to believe in His resurrection, but to live in its power and build His kingdom on earth. Living through the crucible seasons In our own lives, resurrection moments often lead to "Quadragesima" seasons. We encounter the grace of God in a fresh way — a breakthrough, a new beginning — but the life that follows requires patience, trust, and transformation. It is one thing to be saved by grace; it is another to be shaped by it. Sanctification is the lifelong journey of learning to walk in the power of the resurrection. Like the first disciples, we sometimes feel caught between the promise and the fulfillment. We know the tomb is empty. We have seen glimpses of glory. But the path ahead can still seem unclear. Doubts resurface. Old habits tug at us. Fear tries to lock the doors of our hearts. Yet in all these things, Jesus meets us — speaking peace, offering His wounds as proof of His love, and calling us onward. The forty days between Easter and Ascension remind us that change does not always happen in an epic event. Often, it unfolds in quiet, personal encounters with the living Christ. He teaches us, forgives us, calls us, and prepares us. He invites us to walk in the in-between spaces with hope. Your personal crucible of becoming God still uses "forty-day" seasons in the lives of His people — not always measured by days, but by purpose. These are the in-between times when God is doing a hidden work in us: shaping our character, refining our faith, and preparing us for our unique calling. You might be in such a season right now. It could be a period of waiting for clarity in a career decision, a season of healing after a loss, or a time of deep inner transformation where old patterns are stripped away and new habits of faith take root. These stretches of sanctification can feel slow, even confusing. The excitement of resurrection may seem far behind, and the fulfillment of promise not yet fully in view. But make no mistake — just as Jesus was active in the lives of His followers during His forty days, He is active in yours. He walks beside you even when you don't immediately recognize Him, just as He walked with the travelers to Emmaus. He speaks peace into your fears, as He did with the disciples in the locked room. He offers restoration, as He did for Peter by the Sea of Galilee. If you find yourself struggling between what was and what will be, take heart. God is not absent. He is preparing you for something greater than you can yet imagine. Your forty days are not lost time. They are sacred. Emerging from the crucible with purpose At the end of those forty days, Jesus led His disciples to a hillside near Bethany. He lifted His hands, blessed them, and ascended into heaven (Luke 24:50–53). They stood gazing upward until two angels appeared and reminded them that He would return in the same way (Acts 1:10–11). But now, their mission was clear: "You will be my witnesses… to the ends of the earth" (Acts 1:8). They returned to Jerusalem not with despair, but "with great joy" (Luke 24:52). The days of preparation had equipped them for the days of proclamation. Johnathan Edwards once said, "Grace is but glory begun, and glory is but grace perfected." And by the power of the Holy Spirit, through their proclamations they changed the world forever. It was glorious indeed. And so it is for us. Every season of waiting, wrestling, and growing is a gift. Every forty-day journey — whether literal or symbolic — is a chance to meet the risen Christ in deeper ways, to be prepared for a purpose beyond what we can now see. The crucible and the crown The resurrection of Jesus was not the end of the story. It was the beginning of a new creation, and the forty days that followed were the first steps into that new life. If you find yourself today in a season of waiting or change, take heart. The jewels on your crown in heaven are earned in the crucible of life on earth today. The risen Christ is walking with you. He is preparing you for a mission, shaping you for joy, and reminding you that the best is yet to come. A study of John’s Gospel. Full Study Visit HERE The Beloved Disciple Part 18 John 4:19-26 Welcome back to our study of John’s Gospel. In this post we continue our examination of the story of “The Woman by the Well” in chapter 4. Before we go into the new material I want to review verses 16-18 so we are all caught up. Click H E R E to read this study by Finding Faith / Substack The Beloved Disciple Part 19 Welcome back to our study of John’s Gospel. Here we will see the conclusion of the story of the Samaritan woman who encountered Jesus at the well. When we left off Jesus had revealed Himself as the Messiah her people had been waiting for. Let us rejoin the scene now with verses 27-30. “And upon this came his disciples, and marveled that he talked with the woman: yet no man said, What seekest thou? or, Why talkest thou with her? The woman then left her waterpot, and went her way into the city, and saith to the men, Come, see a man, which told me all things that ever I did: is not this the Christ? Then they went out of the city, and came unto him. John 4:27-30” Click H E R E to read this study by Finding Faith / Substack Digging Deeper - A Remarkable Ending (Accompanying The Beloved Disciple Part 19) Unfortunately, John leaves us hanging a little bit on what happened to the woman after that conversation with our Lord. By the end of the study I found myself wondering if history had anything more to say about her. It turns out the Catholic and Orthodox traditions do. Click H E R E to read this study by Finding Faith/ Substack The Beloved Disciple Part 20 John 4:43-54 Welcome back to The Beloved Disciple. Here in part 20 we continue our study with the story of the nobleman’s sick child. As we see in the text, Jesus has departed Sychar and continued His journey north to Galilee. Click H E R E to read this study by Finding Faith/ Substack Bible Study : Words of Wisdom, by Tim Challies This is the first part of a Thirty One day study in the book of Proverbs that I am entitling 31 Days of Wisdom. The more I read, the more I write, the more I learn, the more I realize my own shortcomings and find myself calling out to God for wisdom and discernment; wisdom to know right from wrong and discernment to know how to act on that knowledge. As I pondered these things I was continually drawn to the book of Proverbs – a book inspired by God to impart wisdom and discernment. I decided to begin a study of Proverbs, studying one chapter per day for thirty one days. C L I C K H E R E Afrikaans Afrikaans Afrikaans Afrikaans Bybel studie : Die Wapenrusting van God Bybel studie : Soewereiniteit van God Bybel studie : 7 Dodelike Sondes Religious Deception Johan Malan University of the North Summary: A solemn warning Since the start of the Christian era, many churches have shown a fatal inability to distinguish between the truth of God’s inspired Word and misrepresentations of it: “I marvel that ye are so soon removed from Him that called you into the grace of Christ unto another gospel: which is not another; but there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ. But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed” (Gal. 1:6-8). Read Article Die Sewe Kerke (Openbaring) Efése, Smirna, Pergamos, Thiatire. Lees in PDF Skyfies Die Sewe Kerke (Openbaring) 2e deel Sardis, Filadelfia, Laodicea. Lees in PDF Skyfies Die Vier Perde (Openbaring) Toe Jesus elkeen van daardie seëls oopgemaak het, begin dinge op aarde gebeur ... Lees Hier Oë vir die Ewigheid (Eyes for Eternity) Filippense 1:1-5 Leraar: Stephen Armstrong Vertaling: Nita Kearney, Liezl du Toit Klank : Gelees deur Ruaan Robbetze Lees in PDF Klank Die Soewereiniteit van God Hierdie reeks lesings is n uitdagende lering oor die natuur en impak van God se soewereiniteit op belangrike geestelike probleme in ons lewe,insluitende gebed, rykdom, gesondheid, wereld gebeure, evangelisasie en sodoende die impak wat dit het op God self. Lees Hier Vorname* Nachname* E-Mail* Yes, please subscribe me to the daily reflections email. Einreichen