Afghan Christian Radio station broadcasting programmes in Dari for Afghans everywhere in the name "Sadaye Zindagi" meaning the Sound of Life

Willpower is the inner strength and ability to make conscious decisions, resist temptations, control desires, and pursue goals. This mental trait allows you to balance short-term desires with your long-term goals. Willpower is not a fixed genetic trait, but rather works like a muscle. This ability may be depleted throughout the day by repeated decision-making, stress, and fatigue, but it can be strengthened and cultivated through practise and personal discipline. Willpower is built with small daily decisions, not with big one-day slogans.

Guilt and conscience are natural reactions of our internal moral system, which make us aware of our mistakes by creating feelings of regret and anxiety. The way out of this unrest is a combination of accepting responsibility, correcting our behaviour, and forgiving ourselves, which leads to the restoration of psychological peace. God created man with a conscience, an inner voice that distinguishes between right and wrong. When we sin, our conscience sounds like an alarm. An uneasy conscience is like a red light in a car; it indicates that something is not right. If we pay attention to it, it will put us back on the right path.

Leave everything in the hands of the Heavenly Father, Almighty God; this is a balm for all you wounded. Yes, for those who surrender to God, there is no end; but a new beginning!! I wish that this programme will bring you to the end of your suffering and wounds, and that every end in your life will be a new beginning full of blessings and healing. But if you think that wounds have no end, know that divine healing is also endless. In conclusion, my dear listener, I agree with the apostle Paul who wrote in the book of Philippians. “Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honourable, whatever is right, whatever is lovely, whatever is virtuous, whatever is excellent, and whatever is praiseworthy, think about these things. 9 Whatever you have learned from me or received from me or heard or seen in me, practise these things, and the God of peace will be with you.” My prayer for all of you dear ones is that we, like Jesus Christ, surrender everything to our Heavenly Father. Because He is omnipotent and knows everything. Let us surrender to Him and leave our lives alive in the healing hands of God. Let us also surrender to Him the wounds and those who have wounded us, and the vengeance and judgement. In all your endeavours in life, let us give everything into His safe and secure hands. I surrender my spirit, body, and soul to You.

Saving water means using this vital resource wisely and purposefully. By taking simple steps and changing some daily habits, we can minimise water waste, protect the environment, and save on water diversion costs. Don't use too much water when washing your hands and face. Don't use too much water when watering your flowers and garden. Water is the best gift that God has provided for you and us.

Trustworthiness means that when something is given to you – whether it's a game, a chat, or a responsibility – you should take care of it as if it were your own, if not better. Trustworthiness is one of the main characteristics of a person of faith. If someone is not trustworthy, no one will trust them. Trustworthiness is the foundation of trust. If you are a good trustee, everyone will trust you. But if you betray someone once, even if you become honest later, it will still be difficult for others to trust you.

Personal belongings are things that belong to us, such as our pens, books, or shoes, or even a toy that our parents bought for us. Personal belongings are things that God has given us and you to use. If you make them, you will damage yourself and your family. One important reason why we should pay so much attention to our personal belongings is that when we take care of our belongings, we actually respect ourselves. If we take good care of our belongings, such as pens, notebooks, and school uniforms, we actually help the family economy. Our parents do not need to spend money just to buy pens, notebooks, or school uniforms.

Time is the most valuable asset of man that can never be returned or stored. Understanding the fact that time is more valuable than gold helps you to make the most of the limited opportunities in life to achieve your goals with careful planning. Time is like a knife that can be used in any way or a bus in which everyone is sitting; one is sleeping, one is studying, one is talking and finally the bus leaves, but fortunate is the one who spends this time beautifully and has a useful record in using time. Time is the only common asset among humans that some people use beautifully and correctly. Even seconds are valuable to them and they see their success in seconds. But alas, for some, days, months and years are worthless. Indeed, gold can be obtained with time, but time cannot be obtained with gold.

To have victory over sin, a combination of the following things is needed: repentance and turning away from sin, making restitution by doing what is necessary to right the wrongs, and addressing the underlying factors. God has pointed out in His Word His vast mercy. God desires true repentance not only to make us pure, but also to transform evil into good. As we all know, the result of sin is death. We must avoid sin and ask Jesus Christ to help us in this critical matter, because Jesus Christ is the one who has conquered death and sin.

We all make mistakes. Making mistakes is a part of our lives and we know that humans are fallible, but for some people, small mistakes are accompanied by big regrets and regrets, affecting different aspects of their lives. Learning from mistakes requires accepting responsibility, carefully analysing the causes of the mistake, and making changes in behaviour. Turning failures into valuable experiences prevents repetition and paves the way for personal and professional growth. Instead of blaming yourself, bravely accept the mistake. Acceptance is the first step to learning. Examine the root of the mistake to see what factors caused it to occur. Ask yourself what caused it to happen?

Social skills are a set of communication, behavioural, and cognitive abilities that help people interact with others effectively, healthily, and constructively, and prevent conflict. Social skills are how we interact with people, when to talk, when to listen, how to cooperate, and how to be kind to one another. If we learn social skills and apply them in our lives, we will be successful people in society.

The Bible does not ignore human wounds (such as heartbreak, trauma, grief, anxiety, and rejection) but, as a book of healing, takes a deep and comforting approach to them. The main message of the Bible is that God is aware of hidden pain, is close to the wounded, and has the power to heal the soul. Contrary to the “be a man and don't cry” belief, the Bible encourages people to tell God about their pain. The Bible says that suffering is not in vain and that God can use it to grow in character and faith. Even Jesus Christ, after his resurrection, bore the scars of nails and spears on his body. This shows that wounds may not be cleansed, but they can be “glorified” and become signs of victory and strength, not weakness. Dear compatriots: Jesus Christ invites you to this salvation – healing – health and peace; so that you may have strength and joy in your times of hardship and pain.

What does “Lamb of God” mean? This phrase refers to the offering of a sacrifice to God. The Jews sacrificed animals to God to atone for their sins. Animals used as sin offerings. In the same way, Jesus Christ was sacrificed to “take away” the sin of the world, the sins of all who believe in him. He was the lamb that was offered on the altar, and the prophet Isaiah prophesied about him. He was the sin offering. Through his sacrifice, believers would be cleansed from their sins once and for all. John the Baptist knew that Jesus was not only the promised Messiah, but also the Lamb of God who would take away all the sins of the world.

Politeness in conversation means that when you are chatting with someone, chat respectfully, don't raise your voice, don't talk badly, and take turns chatting and wait for your turn. Politeness is letting the other person finish their conversation, then we can talk. When someone is chatting, we listen and pay attention to what they are saying, and this will make the other person listen and pay attention to what we are saying when we are chatting.

Healthy and lasting friendships are based on mutual respect, trust, effective communication, and emotional support. These relationships provide space for independence and personal growth rather than unhealthy dependency, reducing stress and increasing a sense of belonging in life. The foundation of any lasting relationship is honesty and reassurance of each other's good intentions. Friendship means that when two people love each other, they help each other, share their joys and sorrows, and never harm each other. Friendship and intimacy create trust.

Following the key points of personal and public hygiene is the most basic way to prevent diseases and ensure physical and mental health. These principles include frequent hand washing, maintaining oral and dental hygiene, maintaining healthy skin, and eating a healthy diet. Wash your hands regularly with soap and water (for at least 20 seconds) to prevent the transmission of infections. Never share a toothbrush, comb, or toothpaste with others. When you come in from the outside, or touch an animal, or after playing with it, be sure to wash your hands with soap to avoid getting sick.

Some people are always looking for trouble. Whenever there is a fight or a quarrel, they are there immediately and must react. Moses was such a person. Apparently, he always wanted to defend the rights of others. Throughout his life, we see his best and worst states when he reacts to the events around him. Many times, instead of praying for the solution of problems, we complain. Some problems can be solved with the help of common sense and by having a proper plan for life, and others can be resolved through consultation and exchange of ideas. Therefore, whenever we feel like grumbling and complaining, we should pray seriously because complaining and complaining bring nothing but anxiety and mental pressure. How good it would be to stand together in difficult and painful days for family and friends, and even elders, relatives and government men, like Aaron and Hur, and raise the hands of church ministers and spiritual ministers to God. Like Aaron and Hur, who stood on either side of Moses and held up his hands, so that in our country peace, tranquilly, and the victory of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, the God of love and truth, may people accept and receive salvation through faith in Him.

When we look at the Old Testament, the ram was a substitutionary sacrifice. It was a sacrifice in place of Isaac. This is the first example of a substitutionary sacrifice in the Bible, one life given for another. This form of sacrifice is actually the basis and foundation of the sin offering, which is later explained in detail in Leviticus 6. Here we see a sinful man who deserved the death penalty, but God, in His mercy, provided a substitute for this penalty. In the Old Testament this substitute was an animal; in the New Testament this substitute is Jesus Christ, the final and perfect sacrifice, after which there is no need for any other sacrifices for our sins.

Surrender is waiting in silence and reconciliation with God's will. The person who hurt you should expect you to come sooner and humbly apologise to me. Perhaps many times you want to act before God's justice and punish the other person for their actions. But surrendering to the heavenly Father means waiting for God's time and accepting His will. David also cried out and said, "Lord, have you forgotten me? Do you hear my voice and the sorrow of my heart?" But the prophet Jeremiah had learned how to wait for God's justice. The wounded groan from injustice and remain in bitterness. If you also feel worthless, humiliated and wounded; leave everything in His hands. His hands and warm breath; will revive and renew you. What we leave in God's hands, He protects and blesses it. God's creative hand touched the dust of the earth and He created man from it.

How many children's games are interrupted by the wounds of the elders. How many people are not free from wounds until the last moments of their mortal life, and they say goodbye to the mortal world wounded and wounded, and take their wounds with them to the grave and their consequences to eternal judgement. The wounded Jesus began with prayer and forgiveness on the cross, and finished by surrendering and paying the heavy price for my sins and yours, and ended the work of Satan and death. Moses, the man of God, before his death, wrote beautiful words of praise and blessing to God's chosen people and said. So it is good to submit to God. Resist the devil so that he may flee from you. Surrendering everything to God the Father is another key to freedom from wounds that God gives us. Those who do not have a correct understanding of the true God and have not read the Bible are wounded people who have difficulty submitting to God; they follow the works of Satan. Surrender is a divine revelation that helps us to be reconciled to God and be healed. Before her untimely death, Rachel, in the midst of her pains, declared to her son, "The Son of Sorrow." But Jacob named him Benjamin, the son of comfort to his father. We lay the body in the ground, but our spirit must be with God the Father. Jesus is waiting for you to heal your wounds.

While Jesus was speaking to his disciples, he was taken up in the sky, and a cloud hid him from their sight. After his resurrection, Jesus appeared many times to different groups of believers. Then after forty days, he ascended to heaven. The disciples saw Jesus going up into heaven with their own eyes. Then two men in white, two angels, appeared to the disciples. These angels told the disciples: “You do not need to look up to heaven to find Jesus. He ascended to be with his Father. Do not look up to the sky. You have much work ahead of you. At the appointed time, Jesus will return to earth in the same way that he left.”

Handicrafts are things that people make with their own hands. Not with machines, but with manual labour. For example, carpet weaving, pottery, needlework, goldsmithing, and langi weaving. Afghan carpets are famous in the world for their quality; because natural dyes are used to weave carpets. The handicrafts of each country represent a country.

Every city and province has its own games and hobbies for children and teenagers. For example, ball, toss, running, throwing stones, playing rope. These games and hobbies not only create friendship and intimacy between children and teenagers, but are also beneficial for their health and make them healthy. Girls have their own games and hobbies, and boys have their own games. These games and hobbies are not just for fun. These hobbies teach us to work together, to be patient, and to cooperate.

Independence Day commemorates the day when our country, Afghanistan, was finally freed after years of war and struggle with the British. The pride of this day belongs to all Afghans, especially to all the heroes who fought under the leadership of our national hero, Ghazi Amanullah Khan. Independence Day is the day when our people are no longer under the rule of foreigners and have become the owners of their own land and homeland. In order to maintain our freedom, the entire Afghan nation must unite and join hands.

An unhealthy habit is a behaviour that is repeated, but instead of doing us good, it harms us. If an unhealthy habit has taken root in our lives, it is better to stop early, listen to the warnings, and ask God for help because true freedom comes when our hearts are turned back to Him. Psychologically, each repeated habit creates a stronger neural pathway in our brain. Unhealthy habits creep into our lives slowly and silently, but they can have profound effects on our bodies, minds, spirits, and relationships. However, we are not prisoners to them. With honesty, prayer, effort, healthy alternatives, and the help of others, we can become free step by step.

Stress is the body's natural response to pressure and worry. When we face a problem, a lot of responsibility, or fear of the future, our body and mind go into a state of alert. To some extent, stress can be beneficial and make us active to do things, but when it becomes excessive and persistent, it harms mental health. Continuous stress can cause anxiety, insomnia, mental fatigue, and even physical problems such as headaches and stomachaches. When our minds are full of worries, we lose focus, get angry easily, and even our relationships with others deteriorate. Too much stress is like a burden that, if carried for a long time, can wear us down.

A healthy relationship is one in which there is respect, honesty, and mutual understanding. This means that both parties feel valued, heard, and without fear of judgement. In a healthy relationship, one does not have to play a role or pretend. Healthy relationships help us grow. When we are in contact with positive and understanding people, we are encouraged to be better. We also support each other in difficult times. A healthy relationship also has a direct impact on mental health, because a person feels less lonely. When we feel good, anxiety and depression also decrease. Talking honestly with a trusted friend can greatly reduce internal pressures. Healthy relationships make life more beautiful and easier.

The root of true faith is strong and deep. It penetrates to the depths of human existence. How quickly and glibly we can make the phrase “I believe” roll off our tongues-without having true and deep faith! Let us always remember that faith in Christ means being and remaining in Christ. If we do not remain in Christ, our faith is dead. And without a living faith, our spiritual life will also be destroyed. Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures. Christ took the punishment and judgement for our sins upon Himself. By sacrificing Himself on the cross, our guilt and sins were forgiven. Jesus was buried and rose from the dead on the third day. Jesus Christ was not an ordinary man. He was the Son of God and had divine power over death and sin. For this reason, the body of Jesus Christ did not remain in the tomb after his death, but he rose from the dead on the third day.

When faith is in a person's heart, the way he treats people changes. He is less quick to anger, more forgiving, less lying, and tries not to break anyone's heart. Because he understands that God is always watching. Faith also makes the purpose of life clearer. A person does not just seek money and status, but understands that life has a deeper meaning. Faith gives a person the courage to stand up for themselves in difficult times and not lose hope. When the heart is connected to God, even ordinary daily tasks take on meaning. Instead of unhealthy competition, a person learns to hold the hand of others and be a blessing. As a result, life becomes filled with light, peace, and a good influence not only for the person himself, but also for those around him.

Celebrating good occasions in life and their impact on strengthening family relationships Celebrating good occasions in life, such as birthdays, successes, and wedding anniversaries, provides an opportunity to express love and gratitude among family members. This strengthens emotional bonds, creates pleasant shared memories, and increases the sense of belonging and solidarity in the family. As a result, paying attention to these occasions plays an important role in strengthening family relationships and creating a warm and intimate atmosphere. If we learn to laugh together, make each other happy, and share in joy, our family will become stronger, calmer, and happier.

Human life is always full of opportunities and problems. When we enter the larger society and take on the responsibilities of the figure, we still need guidance and direction. In this way, having a good mentor can have a great impact on our personal growth, professional success, and even our mental and emotional health. A mentor is someone who not only shares his experience and knowledge with us, but also helps us identify our strengths, improve our weaknesses, and choose the right path in times of difficulty and confusion. One of the key roles of a mentor is to provide motivation and spiritual support. He can encourage a person in difficult moments, strengthen his self-confidence, and teach him how to deal with challenges and problems.

The triumphal entry of Jesus Christ is a very different story, but it has meaning and application for the followers of Christ. It is the story of a king who entered the city humbly, dressed as a poor man, riding a donkey, and not wearing the fancy robes of a king or a horse. Jesus Christ did not conquer by force and war like earthly kings, but His victory was through love, compassion, kindness, and the sacrifice of His own life for mankind. He is not the King of armies, but the King of humility and service. He does not conquer nations, but He conquers hearts and minds. His message is eternal peace with God, not temporary earthly peace. We believers display these same characteristics so that the people of the world will see the true King of our hearts.

The social responsibility of youth as the leading forces and leaders of society's future includes playing an active role in the development of the country, acquiring knowledge and expertise, promoting a culture of peace and coexistence, and participating in resolving cultural, political, and economic challenges. They must play a role in the areas needed by the country with commitment. Accepting individual and social responsibilities (faith and conscience) to become effective and efficient individuals. Confronting prejudices (ethnic, linguistic, religious) and striving to transition from crises to peace and peaceful coexistence. Paying attention to moral and behavioural values in cities and social environments. In short, youth as active forces are primarily responsible for social structuring and the transition of society towards progress.

There are many differences between Jesus Christ and other prophets. The prophets were human; but Christ has a divine origin. The prophets were sinners. But Christ was completely without sin. The Prophet David says: “I confess my transgressions, and my sin is always before me.” Jesus Christ said to the Jews: “Who among you will convict me of sin?” The prophets guided people to God; but Christ guides people to himself. After completing their mission, the prophets appointed successors; but Christ said that he would always be with his followers. The prophets, relying on the power of God, performed miracles in some cases; but Christ had power himself and the potential to perform miracles. The prophets all passed away and were buried; but the grave of Jesus is empty. The prophets will not judge people; but Christ will judge the people of the world.

With the authority given by God to Christian leaders, they are required to serve accordingly among believers. Our gentleness, kindness, and compassion should not make us assertive about church sabotage. John was an experienced leader who resolutely opposed anything that was contrary to the truth in Jesus Christ.

What is true hospitality? Gaius is an example of generosity and hospitality! Early Christian evangelists and ministers were dependent on the help of local believers and churches. The hospitality of our fellow believers is an example of loving them. Are we as hospitable as the first believers in today's world?

Are there really deceivers in the world who are trying to distract us from the original way of believing in the true God in Jesus Christ? The only thing that man needs is love and that is enough. Is the tolerance and love that the world is chanting real? Where can we draw the line between true love and true tolerance?

Who is the chosen lady of God and His children? What is the truth for John that they know? What can be the real signs of life? Jesus Christ as the true revealer of God the Father! This short essay can revolutionise our new life.

Nowruz is a day of transformation and change of nature, and we should not look back and stop this celebration. Spring is not something that happens on calendars and is written on paper. Spring is something that happens in the heart and gives freshness, transformation and hope in the soul and behaviour of life. How good it is to take up the sieve of our faith at the beginning of the new year and sift the harvest of our negative thoughts with goodness. It is good to be grateful in the new year instead of complaining about the past life. Let no one repay anyone evil for evil. But constantly strive for goodness with each other and with all people. Respond to the bad deeds of others with goodness. Instead, it is better to carry each other's burdens in the coming year; not to make our own burdens heavier. Because our life is like the shadow of a tree that passes. Without faith, there will be no life. Man can receive eternal life only through faith in Christ.

Nowruz is the first day of the solar year, corresponding to the first day of Hamal in Afghanistan, and Farvardin in Iran. Nowruz is one of the oldest celebrations coming down to us from ancient times. Originating in ancient Balkh, Nowruz occurs at the beginning of spring, when trees bloom and wild flowers bloom in the fields and meadows, adding to the beauty of nature. Melodious birds sing sweetly and fly into the sky. Nowruz is considered the beginning of the New Year in Afghanistan and Iran. In some other countries also, namely Tajikistan, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Syria, Kurdistan, Georgia, the Republic of Azerbaijan, Albania, China, Turkey, Turkmenistan, India, Pakistan, and Uzbekistan, it is an official holiday and the people there celebrate this festival.

The story of the Book of Job is a story of human suffering that we often have no answer to. Job, who lost his children, his property, and his health in one day, cried out in pain and anguish and cursed the day he was born. At first he argued with people and then with God. Even his wife told him to curse God and die! This is a satanic suggestion and is to destroy the wounded. Statistics in this era show that every minute two people in the world attempt suicide. These are all victims of wounds and injuries. But Job did not do this, he cried out to God and argued with Him until the end. Until he finally won, that is, us and God!! Although Job was wounded, he practised principles that led to his healing. He did not lose his passion for God. He glorified God. When Job meets God, he says, I have heard about you by ear, but now my eye sees you.

Believers are justified freely by the grace and gift of God. In the beginning, man had no hope of salvation and justification, but God, because of His great love and mercy, has provided a way for man to be saved, and that way of salvation is faith in Jesus Christ alone. Our salvation is a free gift, completely gratis, from God. We do not have to do a thousand different things to earn salvation by resorting to the works of the law. Salvation from God is not a reward, or wages, for our good works. This is because Jesus Christ "earned" that salvation for us and paid the price for our justification with His life. The important point to note here is that we are justified through the ransom that is in Jesus Christ. Justification is an integral part of salvation.

On March 8, International Women's Day, various societies address the role of women in history, culture, and religion. One of the lesser-known aspects is the presence of female perspectives in the Bible. These sacred texts not only contain stories about women, but some sections were directly written or shaped by women. There are two women named in the Bible; Ruth and Esther, each with their own courage and story. In the Old Testament, the books of Ruth and Esther have a female perspective. There are also songs composed by Miriam, Deborah, and Hannah. Women's voices are also heard in the Song of Solomon and his advice. In the New Testament, the songs of Elizabeth and Mary are seen. Although the Bible was written mainly by men, it should not be forgotten that it also includes some female voices and perspectives. From the beginning of creation, the Bible introduces women as valuable beings who complement men. The Book of Genesis states that God created Eve from Adam's rib to be his helper and companion. This indicates the inherent equality of men and women in God's creation.

The reality of life shows that having a child is not just smiles and joy, it also brings responsibilities and pressures that, if the young couple is not ready, may cast a shadow on their relationship. After the birth of a child, the views of the husband and wife on upbringing, discipline or education may differ. If these differences do not lead to dialogue and understanding, they will turn into disagreements. Before having a child, it is better for the couple to talk to each other about the principles of raising a child and reach an agreement. No parent is perfect. The world and the needs of children are also constantly changing. Couples should use healthy resources, educational books and the experience of successful parents. Learning is a sign of humility and growth. We should always keep one thing in mind that we should bring up a child according to our circumstances and economy. So that in the future they will be born a godly and good person.

After Jesus healed the demon-possessed man, he went to the other side of the lake. At that moment, one of the synagogue leaders, Jairus, came to Jesus and asked him to come and heal his daughter. He said, “My daughter is dying.” On the way to Jairus' house, a woman who had been suffering from bleeding for twelve years followed Jesus through the crowd. She thought that just touching his garment would heal her. For twelve years, doctors had tried to heal her, but they could not. Now, after touching Jesus' garment, she was completely healed. The healing power was not in Jesus' clothes, but in him. The power of Jesus, working beyond her faith, healed her. This woman was not only healed physically, but she was also healed spiritually and received eternal life.

The Bible undoubtedly places women on an equal footing with men in relation to God. However, the Bible never says that women are inferior to men, nor does it suggest that women should submit to male domination. Both men and women are made “in the image of God” as equal representatives of their Creator. A Christian wife is a believer in Jesus Christ. This married woman's priorities in life are clear. She puts godly living at the centre of her attention and makes it a priority in any relationship, including marriage. A godly woman has come to the conclusion that pleasing and obeying God is more important to her than temporary pleasures and joys, and she eagerly seeks to glorify God as a self-sacrificing woman. A Christian woman lives by this principle: “Do not be selfish or show off. Be humble and consider others better than yourselves. “Look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others” (Philippians 2:3-4). Following this principle will end most marital arguments and conflicts. Since we are inherently selfish, we must crucify our pride with Jesus Christ and ask Him to help us be the best we can be for our spouse.

The role of parents in young people's marriage: First, we must accept that parents are the most experienced people with young people. They have learned many truths by going through the ups and downs of life and can be the best support in sensitive moments. In marriage, wrong decisions can have serious consequences, and the presence of wise parents can prevent many mistakes. Parents are useful and constructive when: They speak out of compassion, not out of fear or prejudice. Parents play a role in the decision to marry, but they must accept that the child also has will and reason. When parents listen to the child's opinion with respect, they actually trust him, and trust is the foundation of a strong family relationship.

Kabul has various shopping malls. Kabul Mall is one of the most modern indoor malls in the city, located in the centre of Kabul and built very luxuriously. It has an elevator, escalator and impact-resistant glass to protect it from any kind of accident. In this indoor market, you can find everything; from popular new style clothes and handicrafts to electronic products and delicious food. Mandvi is one of the oldest and most crowded markets in Kabul, which is mostly known for bulk purchases and reasonable prices. In this market, you can find everything from colourful fabrics to traditional materials and clothes.

Wounded people do not have a happy song; but if they learn to sing praises to God and sing through their wounds, they will be healed. There will come a time in your life when it seems that God has abandoned you and you say to yourself: God, where are you? Why don't you speak to me? Why have you forsaken me? How painful is this story of the bride and her cries that no one heard; it has even become a tradition among our families, people and country. These cries have driven thousands of people away from God, not closer! But in the chaos of Golgotha, a painful cry was heard in a soft language that no one understood. (Ili, Ili, lama sabachthani) This cry was not a sad cry, but a prayer from the bottom of the heart to God. It was a song of psalms and heartbreak that arose thousands of years ago from the heart of the prophet David. May we not make anyone hurt or wounded today and not interfere in the lives of others. Instead, let's be grateful, loving, and loving towards them.

The success of an endeavour is the result of a combination of planning, continuous effort, and perseverance in the face of failure. Success is about taking small steps daily, overcoming fear, and learning new things. Persistent effort, even in the face of hardship, is the key to turning goals into reality; because victory belongs to those who experience failure but do not stop trying. Continuous effort is the boundary between victory and failure; be patient in the face of challenges and find solutions instead of giving up.

Who is the true God? Can a man-made idol be the true God and Creator? Which sins cause death? Believers in Jesus Christ are under the protective umbrella of Jesus Christ. We know the true God in Jesus Christ. The Testimony of the Old Apostle John about Jesus Christ!

Loving God depends on loving Jesus Christ. One who claims to love God but does not obey His commandments does not really love God. What is the purpose of the coming of Jesus Christ with water and blood? Whoever has a son has a life and whoever does not have a son does not have a life