Jesus spent a great deal of time travelling on foot – and it was precisely whilst on the move that he created space for encounters with people and with God. The story of Emmaus illustrates six steps that can also help us…
At the heart of it all is the Kingdom of God as a message of hope, inviting people to live under the rule of Jesus. This hope transforms the daily lives of Jesus’ followers and bestows a…
Reading the Bible often stirs up mixed feelings – ranging from a guilty conscience to a genuine longing for more. Jesus himself was deeply rooted in the Word of God and invites us to find God in it…
Jesus lived simply because his security lay not in possessions but in the Father. In a culture of ‘always more’, he invites us to let go of the ballast and learn contentment. Not wealth…
We often experience God’s revelation as an almighty and loving God in silence. In communion with him, we recognise his greatness and power more and more and become aware…
The Sabbath is God’s gift of a sacred rhythm of work and rest. It reminds us that our value does not depend on performance, but on God’s grace. As a day of…
The sermon invites us to discover silence and solitude not as a duty, but as a gift from God. Using the example of Jesus, Elijah and the persecuted Christian Amin, it becomes clear that…
A decelerated lifestyle helps us to find true inner peace, to grow spiritually and to lead a life characterised by love and divine fruit. Jesus himself did not live…
Luke 2:41–52 contains the only account of the youth of Jesus himself. The religiously independent «boy» is travelling with his parents to Jerusalem for the Passover. To the dismay of his parents…
