Afghan Radio - Sound of Life

How good it is for children to understand and learn responsibility. What does responsibility mean? Responsibility means that we know our duty well and do it well. We should not blame others for our duty and not be lazy about doing it. We should put our books in our bag before going to bed at night so that we do not get confused the next day. And we should try to go to bed on time so that we can wake up early in the morning and eat our breakfast with calm nerves and go to school.

Strong faith is not just about knowing facts, but also about acting on them. When we combine our faith with action, our faith becomes like an ancient tree with deep roots that stands firm even in the face of great storms. So let’s take this path, taking small but firm steps, toward a life of faith and purpose. Faith in God gives us a roadmap that will guide us through the storms. This faith is not just a dry, empty belief, but a living, dynamic relationship with God. This relationship helps us to draw strength from his promises in moments of despair, rather than falling apart.

Some ask, if this is true, why is not everyone healed? The answer to this question is best illustrated by another question: Why are not all people born again? All are not born again because they have either not heard the gospel or have not believed it, and therefore each individual must attribute his healing to his own faith. Many people have not yet heard the wonderful truth that Christ takes away our sicknesses; and those who have heard have not accepted it. The attitude of God the Father toward sickness is clearly revealed by the ministry of Jesus Christ. What was Christ's attitude? He never once disappointed anyone who came to him for healing. The man lame from birth heard something from Paul and it produced faith in his heart that caused him to be healed. The reason so many hearers and people today are not healed is because of their unbelief.

The Pharisees brought a woman caught in adultery to Jesus Christ and said, “Teacher, this woman was caught in the very act of adultery. Moses in the law commanded us that such women should be stoned. But what do you say?” Jesus said to them, “Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at her.” Jesus did not fall for their trap and actually said, “She must be stoned because she has sinned. But let those who stone her be without sin.” Jesus meant that their motives and purpose in stoning the woman must be completely pure. No judge is innocent, but nevertheless, they must judge with a pure motive.

One of our biggest problems in facing hardships is feeling alone and confused. When we face a big problem, we feel like no one understands us. We wonder how to stay strong in faith amidst the difficult challenges of life. Prepared by the Hope Team, “This problem only happened to me” and “I am the only one who suffers this. We must accept that life is not always easy. If we always expect everything to be rosy, our faith will collapse like a house made of mud and clods with the first hardship. But when we know that hardships are part of life’s journey, we face them with more readiness. This acceptance helps us to look for “How can I get through this situation?” instead of always asking “Why me?”

Thanksgiving is a very important theme in the Bible. Be thankful to God in all circumstances. Thanksgiving and gratitude should be a way of life and should be a constant in our hearts and minds. Rejoice always! Pray constantly! Give thanks to God for everything, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. A little deeper look into the Bible will show us why and how we should be thankful. The Bible contains examples of gratitude in the midst of difficult situations and circumstances. It depicts David’s anguish and distress. He cries out to God for mercy, protection, and justice. After he cries out to God with a groaning cry, God answers his prayers. We should be thankful because God deserves gratitude. We should be grateful for every good gift that God gives us. Proverbs says: Be generous and you will become rich. He who fills others will himself be filled. How nice it would be to gather with our families one day and thank God with grateful hands and hearts.

Convenient lies - white lies and half-lies and lying in the name of God - false testimony are all against the will of God. Lies, trickery and deception are so ingrained in the daily life of every person and individual in society that it is inevitable that not the truth but lies must be told. Truth has disappeared from society, region and families. Compromise with lies and untruth and the weakening of the foundations of truth; has brought dangerous consequences for us, of which doubt, insecurity - distrust, war and withdrawal are just some of them. Why do I lie and what is the way to cure and heal these wounds for us?. There are many who are afraid. Fear of losing credibility and position - losing friends - popularity - fear of position and money and property, etc. Since God has not given us the spirit of fear. Jesus Christ clearly said that the devil is a liar and the father of all lies and there is no truth in him. Whenever he lies, he speaks from his own nature. When we lie, we help the devil's work progress, in a way we become his adopted children. He began using this important weapon of his from the beginning of creation (Genesis 3), and to this day, man believes his lie. God hates lies, and they are sin.

A woman who had been suffering from a flow of blood for twelve years thought that she would be healed just by touching the garment of Jesus Christ. When she touched his robe, she was healed at once. For twelve years the doctors had tried to heal her, but they could not. Now after touching the garment of Jesus she was completely healed. The healing power was not in Jesus’ clothes, but in Himself. The power of Jesus, working through her faith, healed her. Many people gathered around Jesus, but none received special grace from His presence. Only those who make Him their Lord and entrust their lives like children into His powerful hands receive grace and blessing from the presence of Jesus.

Just as loving our brothers is a sign of walking in the light, hating our brothers is a sign of walking in darkness. When we walk in the light, we will see our way and not stumble. The light will not allow the darkness of sin to overpower us. The darkness of sin always blinds the eyes of its victims. Satan wants us to be blind. He does everything he can to blind us to the light of God and to keep us in darkness. The devil does not want us to see and know about his evil plans. Above all, he does not want our eyes to be opened and to meet Jesus. As long as we are in sin, we will not be able to accept the grace of God. Sin is like a root of bitterness that makes the tree and its fruit bitter. If sin has entered our lives, every aspect of our lives will be contaminated.

Come on, heaven; there is a beautiful paradise within you, but don't let the wounds turn it into hell. Heaven will be inherited by someone who has the spirit and faith in Christ in his heart. God created us in his image; but Satan wants to destroy our hearts and minds so much that man goes not to heaven but to hell. But when we have been forgiven in faith in Jesus Christ, we must offer this heaven and forgiveness to others so that they too can enter it.