The story of Abraham is special and unique. The Bible says that Abraham believed God, and that this made him right with God. So Abraham is truly a hero of faith. But at the same time, he did not live a perfect life and he also did some things wrong. I want to share a story with you, in which Abraham made a mistake, but God fixed the mistake. The special thing in this story is that Abraham was not punished for his mistake, but someone else was. Let us read it:

When you read the Psalms, you read about God’s great goodness, faithfulness, and power. You read about David crying out to God in trouble. Then you read about the victory, strength, and blessing he longs for from God and receives.

With what attitude do you go to church? The church is a beautiful place where the body of Jesus Christ comes together. That is also one of the important features of the church: we form the body of Christ together. When you look at the human body, you know every part is important and you need them all. Life becomes much harder without eyes, ears, a knee, or a thumb. Each part is needed for a body to work well.

It is vacation time. Maybe you already went on holiday, maybe you are on holiday now, or maybe you are going soon. No matter what: it is important to take time for rest. A time of peace and quiet.

God created the heavens and the earth in six days. On the sixth day He made Adam, and a little later also Eve. Together they walked with God in the garden. They could come close to Him and talk with Him face to face. Have you ever wondered: What did Adam and Eve talk about with God?

I find the centurion in Capernaum very special, and I believe we can learn a lot from him. In this study I want to briefly look at him and share a few lessons from his life, based on the Gospel of Luke. Let’s first read the story: