God's Glory Church

The stone lay in the dust. Thousands and thousands of feet walked over him, he saw a lot and was silent about a lot. Silence is so characteristic of a stone, especially if you are rejected. The builders rejected you and put you on the pavement, and now you are being trampled by all and (…)

As our session on the Ten Commandments wraps up this week, we look at the last of them. “You shall not covet your neighbor’s house; You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, nor his male servant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his donkey, nor anything that is your neighbor’s(Exodus 20:17). The Word of (…)

We continue the series of sermons on the topic of the Ten Commandments. Today we will look at the eighth commandment. “Thou shalt not steal.” (Exodus 20:15) Often we think that this commandment applies more to non-believers, since believers simply do not steal. Is this true? This can be known if every Christian will personally (…)

Every Christian’s faith is tested from time to time. At such moments, Christians often (they must admit it) begin to doubt God. This occurs due to the contradictions that arise: between faith and reason, the theory contained in the Bible and practice, that is, what we see in reality. Then we begin to ask God (…)

Many people are sad today. They are upset about what is happening in the country and their powerlessness to somehow influence what is happening. We are upset about politicians who continue to sell everything and everyone and do business even on people’s blood. We are upset by the lack of understanding on the part of (…)

Today, more than half of the world’s inhabitants live in cities. The number of city residents is growing rapidly. Cities, especially megacities, attract people. When you fly at night on an airplane and a chaotic sea of ​​lights stretches below, you begin to realize what a big city is. The city is a contrast – (…)

We all want to live in peace, but the world around us will not arise on its own. If you look at it, peace in the family, in society and at the level of countries and peoples begins with peace in the heart of a particular person. And if building peace throughout the world sounds (…)

Of all the strangest inscriptions that have ever been written on walls, billboards, public restrooms, buildings and broken down cars, the most unusual is the inscription from the book of Isaiah on the wall in front of the United Nations (UN) building in downtown New York. It goes like this:“And they shall beat their swords (…)

We all manage something in life. Someone wisely manages their time and finances, someone manages enterprises and entire countries, and someone cannot bring themselves to do even what they themselves need… God created man to manage His creation, but very often we can see the abuse of this trust of God. People who are called (…)