God's Glory Church

“Thus says the Lord God: Repent, and turn away from your idols, and turn away your faces from all your abominations!” — Ezekiel 14:6 “Do you see that, Brother Tim?” A friend of mine, a Ghanaian pastor, shined a torch on a carved object standing near the dugout. “This is the idol of the village,” (…)

“Your brother will rise!” —John 11:23 While in a small West African town, my American pastor arrived on time for the 10 a.m. Sunday service. However, there was no one in the church hall. He decided to wait. One hour. Two. Finally, around half past one in the morning, the local pastor arrived at the (…)

“He asked, ‘Who are you, Lord?’” – Acts 9:5 At the age of sixteen, Louis Rodriguez was already going to prison for selling drugs. Now, arrested for attempted murder, he is back in prison and awaiting a life sentence. However, it was there that God spoke to him. While behind bars, young Louis remembered his (…)

“Why, my soul, are you sad?… Have hope in God.” — Psalm 42:5 “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Morning” is an unusual Christmas carol based on a poem written by Henry Longfellow in 1863. Instead of the expected celebration and joy, the lyrics of the song resemble crying. “I am sad from the noise (…)

(Русский) Многие вещи происходят в нашей жизни по пути. Мы идем по делам, и вдруг что-то случается, и все наши планы в один миг меняются. Мы спешим на работу, но тут нам звонят родные, и нам приходится все бросить и срочно ехать домой. Так же и в земной жизни Христа, очень много чего происходило с Ним на пути куда-то и обычно это очень сильно изменяло жизни тех, кто Его встречал.

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 (…)