In these Halloween times, let me give you a lovely perspective on death!
After a long time with roundabouts, where you can drive several laps before choosing one of the roads ahead, we are increasingly encountering T-junctions.
This weekend, new records were set at Vigeland! 800 people on Sunday! Fædrelandsvennen is also present. They ask: Why do people come?
In a small town near Mandal, something is happening! But how should we understand what is happening?
We have been with our global family in Bangkok. Some are facing revival, others face persecution. And they face it in exactly the same way!
None of us understood it when it happened, but this moment in April 2010 was to change the church in Cambodia.
It seemed to be over before it really began. It was awkward, but the last word had not been said:
We have a penchant for the religious. Over time, we often develop habits that turn into expectations of God. God has never taken that into account.
There's a window now that the world has never seen before! How long it is open, no one knows!
Is it certain that God wants you in Stavanger? Did God really say?
The odds were sky high that I would be able to keep up with the Bible in a year. But not only have I finished, I'm also wildly excited!
"It's great to be part of what God is doing!" and "Lord, here I am, send me!" gets an unpleasant encounter with "Jaffal not Nineveh".
After the last worldwide crisis, there was a noticeable change in the people in relation to believing in Jesus. Will revival happen again in Norway?
God takes my heart more and more for what was called His national cause. It has led to a currency that is anything but crypto.
Imagine 88 packed jumbo jets crash landing every day!! 44,000 die - every day - without having heard of Jesus!