Afghan Radio - Sound of Life

Agriculture and livestock are not only the source of our food and livelihood, but also the foundation of a nation's economic, cultural and social stability. If the land is fertile, its people are at peace; and if the land becomes dry and barren, poverty, hunger and despair cast a shadow over society. Agriculture and livestock are not just a source of bread, but a link between man, the land and God. With awareness, faith and work, young people can transform dry land into a flower garden. Every seed that is planted is a message of hope; and every sheep or cow that is raised is a sign of divine provision and blessing. The earth is a mother. If we love it, it will return a thousandfold. We must convince our young people that shovels and picks are not tools of poverty, but rather a sign of dignity and hard work.

Christians also fast, but not for reward or forgiveness. Christians fast to strengthen their prayers. Fasting in Christianity is a voluntary, heartfelt, and personal act of drawing closer to God, repenting, and strengthening the soul, which often involves abstaining from meat, dairy, or limiting meals. Christian fasting does not have a uniform, mandatory rule; it may involve abstaining from food altogether, restricting the type of food, or abstaining from bad habits. In Christianity, fasting is not a show, but is done in secret so that only God knows. Nowhere in the Holy Bible or the New Testament is there any recommendation for how long to fast.

We must love our personal enemies, those who have wronged us personally. We must forgive our ill-wishers in our personal relationships. But this does not mean that we approve of the sinful and cruel ways of the ungodly or that we remain silent in the face of their corruption, sins, injustices, and oppression. We must strive to spread God's justice on earth; we must push back the darkness as light; so that our hearts may be illuminated and gladdened by listening to the Word of God. Hearing, listening, and keeping the true Word of God is what produces faith. We must hate sin, but love the sinner. We must not ignore the Word of God, but we must listen carefully, remember, and keep it. This is where God comforts us, heals us, and makes us happy when hardship and pain come to us. It is very important that we resolve the wars and quarrels between husbands and wives, between families, and between brothers and sisters with patience according to the Word of God. Let's not fan the fire like others do, to the point of spreading what happened between two people and spreading it to others.

How can we be influential and create positive change among young people? This may seem overwhelming at first, but the truth is that each of us, with every ability and in every position, has the capacity to make a difference. The truth is that in today's world and in our society, young people are under a lot of pressure. Pressures that are sometimes hidden from the eyes of others. One of the biggest problems is a feeling of confusion and aimlessness. Many young people are on a path where they do not know where they are going. They ask themselves what their purpose in life is? In a world where values ​​and criteria for success change every day, it is very difficult to find a clear and consistent path. This confusion can lead to despair and lack of motivation. Ultimately, the most important thing we can give young people is "hope". Hope for a better future, hope in their own abilities and faith that they are not alone on this path.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ has good news not only for two thousand years ago but also for today and even for our life after physical death. For us who follow Jesus Christ today, this is no longer just a hope that we want to say that maybe one day God will have mercy on us, but a truth that God has promised that if Christ rose from the dead, we will also rise and live with God forever. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is one of the most important concepts of the Christian

People celebrate Nowruz not only in Afghanistan, but all the countries in the region celebrate their own diverse traditions with joy. Children are especially happy on this day. Because on this day, on Nowruz day, they go out with their families to see their friends and relatives. They eat all kinds of Nowruz sweets and cookies. They have fun and play with their friends. They enjoy seeing flowers, beautiful blossoms, and singing birds.

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 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. And 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.

It all begins with God's love for the world. God is love. God loves the whole world. He didn't just love the Jews; He loved 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. 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, 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.

Many times we are thirsty and cry out; but people do not give us water to drink, nor kindness and love; but vinegar and bitterness to drink. But her thirst was very different; it was a thirst for love and compassion and deep intimacy and sharing in his sufferings. Mother Teresa explained that this is a statement from Christ on the cross that always reminds us of the purpose of their ministry. She says: We have written this statement in all the centres so that we do not forget the purpose of our ministry. She emphasises that this ministry was founded to quench the thirst of Jesus, whose ultimate goal is to quench the thirst of Jesus Christ crucified to love the souls of the lost.

In Afghanistan, Nowruz has always had its own special place. From Kabul to Mazar-e-Sharif, from Herat to Badakhshan, people try to celebrate this day with all their might and whatever their circumstances. Because Nowruz is a reminder of life; a reminder that after every winter, spring finally comes. People may not have new clothes, their table may be simple, but hope cannot escape from their hearts. One of the most important parts of Nowruz celebrations in Afghanistan is the red rose bar in Mazar-e-Sharif. This bar is not just a pastime; it is a symbol. The red rose shows that the earth, despite all the hardships it has seen, still grows beauty. People come from far away to look at the flowers, to forget their sorrows for a few hours, and to make a new path for their hearts.

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.

Evil spirits are the same as the cast out angels. It is the devil or Satan and it is he who deceives all the people of the world, evil spirits, as non-corporeal creatures, have the ability to take possession of physical bodies and dwell in them. The captivity of the body by evil spirits occurs when a person's body comes completely under the control of an evil spirit. But this will not happen to the children of God (believers) because they have the Holy Spirit in their hearts. Jesus Christ, during the time he served on earth, encountered many evil spirits. Of course, none of them had power comparable to the power of Jesus Christ. Evil spirits or the cast out angels are the enemies of God, but they are defeated enemies.

We invite listeners into a journey where the scents of memory, compassion, and God's healing love meet the everyday struggles of people across Afghanistan. As we share stories—from a forgotten student transformed by encouragement to the ways Jesus reshapes wounded hearts—we explore how we can become a comforting fragrance for one another: a hint of a mother's tenderness, a father's strength, a sibling's loyalty, or simply the kindness we ourselves once longed for. In a world filled with judgement, exhaustion, and hardship, we remind each other that when we draw close to God, He fills us with the life, hope, and love we need to lift others up. We strive to be encouragers, to understand before we judge, and to let the beautiful aroma of Christ flow through us into the lives of our families, our communities, and every corner of our country.

Prayer in Christianity is a conversation, fellowship, and personal, unadulterated, and loving relationship with God, not just a religious ritual. Christians see prayer as a way to know God's will, to give thanks for blessings, to confess sins, to ask for their own needs and those of others (in the name of Jesus Christ), and to seek peace and guidance. Prayer is a child's conversation with his heavenly Father. Christians pray in the name of Jesus Christ, according to John 16:24, which indicates seeking his help and doing God's will. Christian prayer can be short, simple, spontaneous (heartfelt), or in the form of written and traditional prayers.

Time is the greatest asset in human life. Everything can be regained; money, fame, clothes, even status. But once it is lost, it never comes back, that is why it has been said: Time is gold; and even higher than gold. Time is a gift that God has given to every human being. No one can increase or decrease it, but everyone can use it better or worse. The difference between successful and unsuccessful people is in the way they use time, not in its quantity. We all have 24 hours in a day, but some reach the peaks of science and art in those same 24 hours, and others only complain during the same period that "we don't have time. So let's appreciate this blessing of God, use it for growth, service, and faith.

Reading is the root of the growth of every society. No advanced country has reached anywhere without a culture of reading. Today, if we want Afghanistan to have a bright future, we must start with the youth. From reading a book, from a sentence, from a thought, we must know that a book is our silent but loyal friend. Reading is a light that breaks the darkness of ignorance. The culture of reading is a culture of thinking and progress. Every young person who reads actually lights a lamp in his home and city. Today, he may only read himself, but tomorrow his children will also become readers. This is the chain of light that illuminates the society. Let us remember that God has blessed knowledge. And whoever reads and learns, becomes closer to the will of God. Reading is not only learning science, but it is a way to know ourselves, others, and our Creator.

Experience has shown that all business, work, and capital begin with determination and small, small tasks. To start a business, we must be fearless and courageous and not give in to fear. If we look at the history of the world's great businesses and businesses, we will see that most of them began with a very small idea or task. A man who owns a large factory today may have only owned a small shop yesterday. A woman who manages hundreds of workers today may have started in the corner of her house with a sewing machine, knitting, or hand embroidery.

Most people in our country suffer from a lack of friendship and love in their relationships. They are plagued by mental stress, physical illness, and depression; we know many families who were healed of their wounds when they were given fatherly or brotherly love. They need not only prayer; they also need someone to embrace them warmly. The love of Christ on the cross and his substitutionary love teach us how to see and make up for the shortcomings of others in the midst of wounds. When we show love, God is pleased and acts, and tears of joy and those shortcomings are removed. God meets many of the needs of his children through other children, filling the void of one with another; this is the love of God's family. Wounds make us selfish, and in this way we turn a blind eye to the needs of others and do not see them. Warm, caressing hands are what our world needs today. God wants us to understand his love for people, children, and even animals instead of hatred. When we look at people with God's eyes, we will be able to understand their needs and support them.

We Christians and followers of Christ are God's “gardeners”. We are simply instruments in God's work, planting and watering the seed of the Word. But it is God who does the real work, causing the seed to grow and bear fruit. It is God Himself who causes His Word to be fruitful and adds believers to His church. It is God alone who changes hearts, and it is because of God that people come to faith in Jesus Christ. Our work and efforts are in vain without God's strength and blessing.

Afghanistan is a country of high ethnic diversity, with the largest ethnic groups being the Pashtuns (about 42%), Tajiks (about 27%), Hazaras (about 9%), and Uzbeks (about 9%), who make up nearly 90% of the population, followed by other ethnic groups such as the Aimaq, Turkmen, Baloch, Nuristani, and Pashayi, each with its own unique language, culture, and history. Afghanistan has deep genetic and cultural ties to its neighbours, and its ethnic groups have Aryan, Turkic, Mongolian, and Arabic roots, while Dari and Pashto are the country's official and primary languages.

Jealousy is a complex and negative emotion in which a person feels inferior, inferior, and resentful because another person has a characteristic, achievement, wealth, or success that is greater than theirs, and may want to gain it or have it lost; this emotion is rooted in comparing oneself to others and can lead to anger, anxiety, and destructive behaviours, but in a healthy way it can be a motivator for progress and imitation of positive role models. Envy is a combination of disappointment in oneself and anger toward another, which is formed due to a feeling of failure and inability to reach the other person's position.

Having self-confidence means believing in yourself that you can do good things even if it is difficult or you think that you cannot. When a person tells himself, I can do this or that, it means that this person has self-confidence and this feeling makes him progress. A person who has self-confidence has a positive outlook on life and is realistic. To increase self-confidence, try to change your mind and focus on "I can" instead of "I can't". Try to associate with positive and self-confident people and take them as role models.

Skill training is one of the fundamental foundations of individual and social development. In the course of life, a person needs not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical abilities to be able to face daily problems and necessities. If we look at history, we see that a society that has progressed has also given importance to skill training in addition to knowledge education. In fact, knowledge that is not put into practise is incomplete and has little effect. Today, our world is changing at a rapid pace, technology is advancing every day. In such a situation, only those who, in addition to theoretical knowledge, have skills appropriate to the needs of the time can succeed. A young person who only has a university degree but cannot apply that knowledge in practise faces the problem of unemployment and failure.

Deciding to choose a job or career in life is one of the most crucial and fateful choices in every person's life. This choice not only determines how we and you will make a living, but also directly affects the quality of your relationships, mental health, and your level of satisfaction with life. A good job is not just a job that pays well today; it is a job that will be sustainable in the years to come and will make you happy.

Today, with the increasing use of smartphones among children and adolescents, we are witnessing an increase in mental and psychological problems in this age group. Studies show that prolonged use of mobile phones can lead to depression, anxiety, and social isolation in adolescents. When children spend a lot of time on their phones, they are deprived of important developmental activities such as physical activity, real social interactions, and time with family. This deprivation can have negative effects on the development of their social and emotional skills. Also, the blue light emitted from the phone screen can disrupt children's sleep patterns. Sleep disorders are one of the important factors causing depression. In addition, constant exposure to social media content and comparing oneself with others can lead to reduced self-confidence and feelings of inadequacy.

Perseverance teaches young people to deal with fluctuations and problems calmly and prevents them from getting involved in the “negative emotional chain” (despair, anger, helplessness). Enduring hardships makes a person's hidden intelligence and talents more apparent, and achieving a goal strengthens a sense of self-worth and self-confidence. Great and lasting successes have always required time, patience, and perseverance. With patience, young people can avoid immediate and superficial results and achieve principled and lasting achievements. Tolerance increases the power of self-monitoring and gives a person time to make rational and strategic decisions instead of emotional and hasty reactions.

Remember that living with hope and trust in God is a wise decision that we must make every day. We face choices every day. The choice to listen to the voice of fear or the voice of faith. The choice to drown in problems or to use them as opportunities for growth. So, instead of waiting for problems to go away, let's start today. Every small step we take in following God's Word brings us closer to a life full of meaning and purpose. Let's strengthen our faith by praying, by reading God's Word, and by helping others. Finally, remember that God has a plan for you. A plan full of hope and a future. So, never give up and walk the path of life with strong faith.

Success is a personal and multifaceted definition that goes beyond wealth; it is “the achievement of desirable and positive results in line with one's goals, values, and personal growth” that can include career advancement, healthy relationships, health, inner peace, learning new skills, and having a positive impact on others, and is achieved through “continuous effort, positive thinking, commitment, overcoming challenges, and having a clear purpose.” Success is a journey where every step is towards growth and fulfilling your values, not just reaching a final destination.

Praying is a way that if we have a problem, we can tell God that we have this problem, and God will solve our problem in a way. If we want something, we ask God for it, and God will solve it for us in a way. Even if we want to go to school and study, we can pray and ask God to help us and guide us in our studies so that we can learn the lessons better. One thing that is very important in prayer is that we should always be grateful. Thank God for family, friends, food, and even good weather.

Confession and repentance are one of the important keys to healing. Confession is not just a religious habit; it is not just about stating our mistakes. It is stored within us that hurts our conscience and should be shared with someone we trust. Whoever covers up their transgressions will not prosper, but whoever confesses them and repents of them will find mercy. We humans need it these days. Confession is a way to heal and comfort that many wounded people are not freed because they hide their pain. God will not despise the heart of the repentant. Repentance is actually an admission of error and apology in order to receive healing. The thief on the cross admitted his mistakes. How many people only blame others and point the finger of accusation at those who have hurt them; but they never see their own sin. Like the man who heard the message of healing and went a long way to repent and ask for forgiveness to be free from the burden and wound that he had for years. What about you and me!?

Regular study of the Bible and the New Testament helps you to understand the character, teachings, and promises of Jesus, which is the basis of Christian hope. When our faith has been tested and triumphant through hardship and perseverance in the face of suffering, it is possible to have real hope for the future and the salvation and eternal reward and promises of Christ. Jesus Christ said: "But he who endures to the end, he will be saved." That is, the best are on the way. Every teaching of Jesus Christ contains indirect references to hope, when he told his disciples: Do not be anxious about the future, because their future is in the hands of a merciful God who loves them. I wish that along with the cold days of winter in the new year, the joy and enthusiasm of life in you will double by accepting and inviting Jesus Christ into your heart, and thus begin a new life with both your outer and inner nature. Prayer is talking to God, a way to express your worries, fears and desires. Prayer can strengthen the feeling of closeness and dependence on a higher power and brings peace. So, like Moses, may our hands always be raised to God so that He may give us victory and hope in this difficult time and despair.

Christmas is the celebration of the birth of the Word of God, who appeared in the flesh of Jesus Christ among us to personally bring God's love, grace, mercy, and gratuitous forgiveness from heaven to our hearts without religious intermediaries. The profound message of Christmas is that God says: Although you cannot come to me because of the condemnation of sin and religious laws, I come to you because of my grace, forgiveness, and gratuitous paternal mercy. After participating in the first Christmas celebration, the Magi abandoned their previous path and returned home by a new path that did not threaten them from Herod. The effect of meeting Christ is the transformation of the path of life and has new paths. In the face of the winding paths of our world, Christ said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life." Wishing a happy heart and a new birth for all people.

If we look more deeply, we realise Christmas means mourning with those who mourn and being with those who are suffering. Christmas brings hope to the hopeless. Why? It is because we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, who is the Prince of Peace. He is the source of peace and security for the world. In this chaotic world, we all need peace and stability. The peace that comes from the world is not real peace. It doesn't last. The peace that comes from God is permanent and eternal.

Jesus, wounded on the cross, revealed to us his third healing principle, which is love. Normally, a wounded person does not feel the needs and pain of others. In fact, the wounds and sorrows of others do not matter to him. But the supernatural love that Christ showed to people throughout his life never diminished on the cross when he was wounded. True love never fades, and love for others makes the heart young and fresh. How good it is for us to think and talk about the present instead of the bitter and painful memories of the past. How beautiful it is to teach our children and others in times of difficulty and pain the word of the living God found in the Holy Bible; to love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and to love your neighbour as yourself. In fact, the love of God should be taught to them from childhood - because only the love of God is seen throughout the Holy Bible. This love reaches its peak in Christ and from there flows into our lives and hearts.

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.

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.

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 the woman touched the garment of Jesus, 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 Him. 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.

Both a crime and the one who comitts it are reprehensible and despicable, but it is even worse to attribute the terrible act of a criminal to the entire nation and the country in which he was born. Everyone in a society should not be punished because of the actions of one individual. They should not be held responsible for the behaviour of a criminal, and made to feel insecure and in danger.

Today's noisy world can be confusing and frustrating for us young people. But the good news is that in this darkness, there is a bright and reliable light: God's Word, the Bible. Now let's see how this light can light our way. The first thing God's Word teaches us is to find our true identity. In a world where everyone is trying to make us special, the Bible tells us that we were created “in the image of God.” This means that we are valuable and unique, not a copy of others. So instead of dancing to someone else's tune like a toy, we should listen to the voice of our heart and harmonise it with God's Word. So the Bible is a better guide for our lives.

Yes, true reconciliation and forgiveness is like this, after which we must shed light on each other and turn the darkness of the night into light for each other. Joseph was wounded and suffering, but in reality he did not want to face his brothers. He was afraid of meeting them. But one day he took off his mask and introduced himself to them with a loud cry and cry that can be called a cry of forgiveness. This was the dream and cry that brought healing to all of them. Jacob, after many years of separation, was able to meet his brother one day. Forgiving alone is not enough, we also need to love. Jesus Christ asked the Father for forgiveness for everyone and today for you, dear listener, if you say yes and trust and free yourself from unforgiveness! We must look at everyone through the eyes of God and forgive. Forgive so that you can be free yourself and free others. Perhaps those who have wounded you have never been far from God's love. Let us always remember the healing prescription that Jesus gave us on the cross so that healing can flow into our lives in every situation.