6: General Tips for When You Feel a Cold Coming On
Dr. Eva-Maria Wagner—Herbalist and Aromatherapy Consultant
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PODCAST AI-generated voice (ElevenLabs) An excerpt from a sermon by Waldemar Laufersweiler There are times when suffering silences all the familiar answers. A loved one...
How can the biblical commandment regarding clothing be applied today? Kai Mester explores unisex clothing, cultural differences, and conscious choices in everyday life.
A peaceful and solemn instrumental version of the well-known Christian hymn“Crown Him with Many Crowns,”performed by Corina Floder on the cello and Nadja Floder on the...
✨Musicians:
• Cello: Corina Floder
• Harp: Nadja Floder
• Composer: Lowell Mason, 1856
Learning to Recognize the Work of His Spirit. By Ellen White Those whom Jesus commends at the judgment [for heaven] may have little knowledge of theology, but they hold...
Erhard Vasicek tells his moving life story: from a difficult childhood following his parents’ divorce, his mother’s cancer and early death, to problems at school...
In the Old Testament, the Day of Atonement was a special day of clarity, humility, tranquility, and renewed focus on God.
Freedom of Conscience Under Threat | When Faith and the State Unite
Protestants view the Roman Catholic Church more positively today than they did in the past, which is increasingly blurring the differences between the two denominations.
What does “And lead us not into temptation”really mean?
IN THE SHADOW OF HIS HAND (Part 12 - Coming Challenges) - Experiences of a young Christian in the CSSR army
PODCAST
The author of the book, Erich Theodor Laufersweiler († 2023), lived in the Czechoslovak Republic for 36 years, from 1945 to the end of 1981.
What if soccer isn’t just a game, but a reflection of our values?
It all starts in the mind. Our thoughts shape our hearts, our decisions, and ultimately our lives.
IN THE SHADOW OF HIS HAND (Part 11 - Epilogue 2/2) - Experiences of a young Christian in the CSSR army
PODCAST
The author of the book, Erich Theodor Laufersweiler († 2023), lived in the Czechoslovak Republic for 36 years, from 1945 to the end of 1981.
Michael Ferris grew up amid rejection, loneliness, and violence. For a long time, love was nothing more than an empty word to him.

