Afghan Radio - Sound of Life

The Turkmen are one of the oldest tribes in Afghanistan. They live mostly in the north of the country, such as Jawzjan, Faryab, and Sar-e-Pul. The Turkmen cuisine is very delicious and nutritious. One of their most famous dishes is "Chakdarmeh." Chakdarmeh is a delicious type of rice that is made with rice, meat, and onions, and a clove of garlic is also placed between the rice. They cook all these ingredients in their own way in a pot. The Turkmen clothes are very special and beautiful. Turkmen women wear Darz clothes decorated with colourful and floral designs, and a type of hat that is tied around their heads, which is called "Takht." They are also the best carpet weavers.

So we who are strong should bear the weaknesses of the weak and not just please ourselves. Each of us should please our neighbour for his good and edification. Those who are mentally, emotionally, and spiritually wounded and in trouble; we should behave with them in humility and patience like a good neighbour. Instead of seeking only to please ourselves, we should carry the burdens of the weak. Those who are alone in life should inquire about their well-being, with a love and a smile, their hearts and souls should rejoice. Let us behave like the good Samaritan so that we may enter the kingdom and kingdom of God. Our goal should not be selfishness, but the goodness of others and their edification in God. The little Jewish girl who was taken captive by the Arameans caused a great historical change. She not only affected the life, physical health, and faith of Naaman the general, but also the relations between the two neighbouring countries. How good it is to pray for our neighbouring countries and seek their peace, tranquilly, and health. Today, in our country, we have many wounded people and neighbours who pass by his side. Now you too, raise your voice, even though you seem small and insignificant, or perhaps you are limited and your voice is weak, but bring your voice to the suffering of the wounded.

In the New Testament, baptism is performed in water in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Baptism is a sign of the believer’s repentance, the forgiveness of his sins, and his cleansing from sin. Baptism is also a sign of the believer’s union with Jesus Christ. When the believer is baptised, he shares in the death of Christ. He dies to sin and his old, sinful nature. At the same time, he shares in the resurrection of Jesus. Through faith, he receives new spiritual life. Finally, baptism is a sign that we have become members of the body of Christ. In short, baptism is a sign that we have received salvation. We receive all these blessings of baptism through faith in Christ.

Truthfulness and honesty are among the greatest moral and innate virtues that harmonise speech and behaviour with reality, leading to social trust, self-esteem, and psychological peace. A truthful person is loved by everyone and their words are trusted. A truthful person always has a clear conscience. Truthfulness is a golden rule. When we tell the truth, we show others that we respect them. So, truthfulness is a sign of loyalty to God and helps build a good relationship based on trust and justice.

Where do you run to in times of need? When hardship, worry, and fear follow you like hounds, when temptation, corruption, and Satan are trying to overwhelm you and you can no longer run; where and where do you turn? Those who fear God and obey His Word always trust and rely on Him. It is only God who brings us from darkness to the light of His light. For His name is a strong tower and a safe refuge. What is the problem? Why don't we run to the arms of the all-sufficient and all-powerful God in whom are all things. Perhaps the reason is that you don't really know the true God as He is in the Bible? Let us lay our heads in the loving arms of the God of love, Jesus Christ, to receive true peace. Like a deer that lays its head on the chest of a fearless person and is assured of His protection, trust, and grace.

Everything begins with God’s love for the world. God is love. God loves the whole world. He didn’t just love the Jews; He loves everyone from every background and class, rich and poor, black and white. He loved us so much that He gave His only Son to save us. Jesus Christ is a gift, the ultimate gift. God gave us what was dearest to Him. God does not want anyone to perish. So He sent His Son to give everyone the opportunity to be saved. But man can only receive this salvation, this eternal life, through faith. If anyone believes in Jesus, he will not perish but have eternal life.

Good thoughts are when you think positive things. When we think positive, we both become calmer and have better relationships with others. We need to do these few things to have good thoughts. Think good things: Every day, remember three things that make you happy. Good thoughts are like seeds that you plant in your mind. The more good thoughts you have, the more beautiful flowers will bloom in your mind. Good thoughts help us to be happier and more successful at school, at home, and among our friends. Good thoughts make you stronger and happier.

Christians fast to humble themselves before God, to bring their bodies under control, and to receive greater guidance and power from the Holy Spirit. The prophet Isaiah said that the “fast” that is pleasing to God is humility and works of love. Without humility and works of love, fasting is just an empty show. Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. Fasting is about learning to put God at the centre of our lives. Not just in words, but in action.

God is love. It was not us who loved God, but it was God who loved us in the first place. He gave His only begotten Son to save us. How can we know that God is in us and we are in God? He who loves is not afraid. He who loves God must love his brother.

We have become children of God by believing in Jesus Christ. But it is not clear what we will become in the future. How much do we know about the future kingdom of God? What should we be prepared for when we encounter Jesus Christ in the future kingdom of God? What is the difference between the children of God and the children of Satan?