Afghan Radio - Sound of Life

Afghans are generally hospitable people. They welcome anyone who comes to their home with open arms and happily bring everything they have to the table for their guests. But prolonged conflict has had an impact on the people's ability to make ends meet. Many of the refugees who have been expelled from Iran have to go to their former cities, villages and towns. But many of these returning refugees do not have a home and do not know where to go. They are forced to stay with their friends and relatives until they can decide what to do next.

Jesus Christ, who was going to heaven. He said, "Let not your hearts be troubled, but believe in God and in me. As long as we are in this world and as long as we have a body of flesh, that is, this earthly body, we are constantly in a state of peace. Why are we in a state of peace? Because, after death, we will put on that heavenly and imperishable body. That heavenly body, that house that is full of life, will be far better than this present body of ours. So what is the way to remove anxiety and worry from our hearts? Only believing in Jesus Christ gives us hope and salvation instead of fear and turns our fears of death into joy. In my Father's house are many mansions. The Father's house is indeed heaven, the resting place of believers. So if you and I today surrender our hearts so that He may dwell in our hearts and believe in Jesus Christ, we will also receive the next house in heaven. We will no longer have anxiety, fear, or worry, instead of fear we will live with joy and strength.

Afghans sought refuge in Pakistan and Iran because of wars and the return to power of the Taliban. However, with the start of the war between Iran and Israel, the Iranian regime decided to deport Afghan refugees. They expelled Afghans in a very cruel manner, violating human rights, rules for refugees, and human dignity. Working Afghans were not paid by their employers. The Iranians beat refugees and looted their property.

All men, whether believers or unbelievers, will see Him and know that He is the Son of God. I am the Alpha and the Omega. God says here that He is both the beginning and the end and will exist from the beginning to the end. God is the beginning and the end of everything. But God Himself has no beginning and no end and has always existed and will exist. You, Father, glorify Me with Yourself, with the glory that I had with You before the world was. Jesus here clearly states that He was with God in the beginning. Jesus will come in glory to judge. Christ will sit on His throne, which is the judgement seat. The living and true God has only one incarnation, which is Jesus Christ. He who claims to be the true incarnation of God must live a fully human life, but at the same time, show by His life that He is fully God. Jesus proved His divinity and Lordship that He is the same Almighty Jehovah God.

Inner healing is an important part of the glorious salvation that has come to us in Christ and is a reflection of the love and healing and wonderful love of God. This is also a result of the salvation of Christ, by which we are freed from the consequences of sin and are renewed so that we become more and more like our Creator. Inner healing is not a new perspective that has been shaped by the new findings of human knowledge, nor is it a new theological perspective that has just emerged. Rather, it is the crystallisation of the great love of the Good Shepherd in the revival and healing of painful and wounded people. Healing of the heart is the loving invitation of Jesus Christ to wounded, painful, and broken-hearted people to be freed from their bitter past.

Shyness is used to mean shyness, and generally shyness means excessive self-concern and fear of communicating and facing others. In fact, someone who is known to be shy pays excessive attention to their actions and behaviour, and this thinking makes them not put themselves in the challenge of facing others. Shy people tend to be more withdrawn and isolated, and they feel lonely in groups of people, especially strangers. Being shy and embarrassed is one of the biggest problems that can disrupt a person's normal life.

Talkative people often have the habit of repeating a set of information to others in a parrot-like manner, and sometimes they have mentioned this information to their audience many times. While language is one of the greatest blessings of God and a tool for growth and relationships with others, talkativeness also has many disadvantages.

I am the true vine, and my Father (God) is the gardener. Jesus gave the example of a vine and its branches to show what the Christian life is like. Every branch in me that does not bear fruit, He takes away, and every branch that does bear fruit, He prunes, that it may bear more fruit. Without the Spirit of Christ, we will soon die spiritually. If we do not bear fruit, it means that the Spirit of Christ is not working in us. God will prune such a branch. A fruitless branch is useless to God. But God will prune and prune a branch that does bear fruit, that it may bear more fruit. God prunes away the bad branches, our bad habits and sins. Pruning, or cleansing, can be very painful. Those who are cleansed from sin and pride can bear good fruit for God. Abide in me, and I in you. Abiding in Christ means loving Him, obeying Him, praying to Him, and praising Him. So, dear fellow countryman, do you want to be a good fruit bearer or a branch separated from the vine? The decision is yours!

If people come to faith through the witness or evangelism of others, such as parents, preachers, or friends, their faith will only be become strong when they encounter Christ for themselves. We can share good news with others, but they must personally invite Christ into their lives. It is not enough to learn about Christ with our minds. If we are to have true faith, we must encounter Christ spiritually and experientially. This is what happened to the people of that Samaritan town. When they heard Christ, their hearts and souls were opened and they knew for themselves that He was the Messiah, the Saviour of the world.

Giving and receiving gifts has long been a concern for humanity and is as old as humanity itself. In fact, people have been giving gifts to each other for thousands of years by organising various ceremonies and celebrations. Giving gifts is a happy and loving thing for both you and the other person. The power of giving gifts strengthens the bonds between people and can also create a common future for people. The connection that is exchanged creates a new balance in a relationship. The power of giving gifts carries a lot of love with it. The message that you send to your other person by sending gifts shows how much and how much you care about your other person.