Any idea of God as an impersonal being or force is immediately discounted when we speak of God as Father. To talk about God as our Father is to speak of his authority and care, but it is also to speak of his creativity. We are here because God brought us into being. Everything we see in the Read More →
The word “creed” comes from the Latin credo, which means, “I believe.” Originally the Apostles’ Creed was not a formal, written document. In the earliest days of the Christian church, it started as a baptismal formula. The Creed begins with the words “I believe”. Why is this Read More →
The Holy Spirit was given to the Church at Pentecost. We need the power of the Spirit today, too. Why aren’t all Christians filled with the Spirit? Acts 2 gives the answers… Read More →
Public Talk in English (with Bulgarian translation) on the theme of “Why God? And what does He want from me?” Lecturer: Ulrich Hees (Germany) Read More →