Just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many.
Matthew 20: 28

Message:
Jesus Christ came to serve mankind.

Our Bible text comprises the conclusion of a passage in which the mother of two of Jesus’ disciples asks Him to give them a prominent position in the kingdom of God. Jesus denies this request and explains that it is up to God alone to assign such special honours. Here He speaks of His mission, which is not comprised of receiving or bestowing honours, but rather of helping mankind. The arrival of the Son of Man was expected by many Jews. However, His coming was always associated with notions of outward rulership and other displays of power. Continue reading →

We have experienced a divine service without walls and borders last Sunday. Hundreds of thousands of New Apostolic families joined the divine service via streaming. Restricted access, bans on assemblies, lockdowns: in the past two weeks, activity in our church buildings in one country after another has ground to a halt on account of the corona crisis. But congregational life is far from dead. In times of distress the word of God comes into our homes via the Internet. Continue reading →

Starting Wednesday, March 25, 2020, while there are no divine services in the congregations, District Apostle Edy Isnugroho decided to share the words in the Divine Service Guide (DSG) as material for reflection with the families in our homes. Continue reading →

In the midst of corona pandemic in recent days, the Chief Apostle wrote a circular to Apostles throughout the world.

District Apostle Edy Isnugroho wants to share with all of us about this. Let us trust God: He always knows how to give to those who love Him what is essential for their salvation! Continue reading →