Wer bin ich? Wer bestimmt meinen Wert?
Wenn dich diese Fragen ebenfalls beschäftigen, lade ich dich ein, bei einer Tasse Tee oder Kaffee dir diese 16 Minuten zu gönnen. Gehalten für die Studentenarbeit von Campus für Christus, ALIVE Dez 2020. https://youtu.be/RWkWKSRq6v0
Reflecting on 2020 – what an incredible year this has been!
What a year 2020 this has been! What an interesting year of various challenges and so many opportunities! I am so grateful for 2020. Grateful for God´s protection. Grateful for health. Grateful for a safe job. Grateful for provision. Grateful for adaptive ministry....
Changing shape – The faith lives of Millenials
I took part in 4 book club sessions on the book by professor Ruth H. Perrin, “Changing shape – the faith lives of Millenials”. I had anticipated to blog a summary after each book club but after the first one I decided to rather do one at the end of our reading....
Who am I?
Who am I? To be able to answer this question is deciding the rest of your life. Only when you know who you are you can discover your purpose. Who defines you? Who gives you meaning? Is it your possession? Your position? If you know who you are, you can weather storms...
Touching Jesus this Christmas
I love advent and the Christmas season. The month of November is somewhat dark and often wet, but then the first Christmas lights go on and what seemed dark is lightened up. Walking or driving through places after it gets dark outside and seeing all the lights,...
Empowering young female leaders
Now more than ever, bold, biblical, healthy leadership is needed in the Church and in our societies and cultures. But we see so much competition, conflict and misunderstanding between men and women as to how to lead well and lead together. For decades and centuries of...
What is in your fridge?
Last week I had the privilege of sneaking into a session for Scottish ministers/leaders and listen to Rev Dr. Richard Tiplady speak on “How to lead when you don´t know where you are going?“ I loved the title and was so excited when Richard told me, I can join. I did,...