Ergebnis für "Jonathan Swift Gulliver bei den Riesen" in Religion & Spiritualität

"Am 10. Oktober 2012 bin ich gestorben" - der dramatische Einstieg in das Buch macht neugierig. Eigentlich dürfte Peter Riese gar nicht mehr leben. Eine der Hauptarterien seines Herzens ist bis heute auf einer Länge von fünf Zentimetern vollständig verschlossen. Zwei Herzinfarkte waren die Folge und nach einem Herzstillstand war Peter Riese tot. In diesem Zustand erlebte er Seltsames, bis die Ärzte ihn reanimierten. Sein Körper brachte das Wunder zustande, sich neue Arterien wachsen zu lassen.

Social media, television, video games, drugs, pornography - there is so much noise distracting us from what is important in life that it is nearly impossible to hear God’s truth that he will take you as you are. When we finally kill the noise of the world, we’ll discover in the silence a loving Savior who is waiting to forgive us and offer us a purpose for our lives.

Your host is co-founder of The Whosoevers Ryan Ries joined by co-host Sean McKeehan. The one-hour talk show features special interviews guests and takes listener calls addressing real life issues. “The Ryan Ries Show” can also be heard online anywhere in the world by streaming through ryan-ries.com.

The Encounter Radio show with Bill Rieser is a daily podcast from WJMM 99.1FM. The podcast consists of Bill's teachings (12 Anchors of Hope) from the Encounter ministry, personal testimonies, interviews, and discussions about how to find hope and healing from life's adversities. For more information about Encounter please go to thehopeencounter.org

'Somebody Loves You' program is designed to equip listeners with the necessary tools to live out their faith. 'Somebody Loves You' features Raul Ries' humorous, sensible and comprehensible teaching of God's Word.

The Cross of Christ has left a crater at the center of history, an inflection of sacrificial love toward which everything before and after this event is ordered and properly understood. That Christ is the Alpha and Omega—the logic, the meaning of creation itself, from whom the drama of salvation emanates and toward whom it moves—is a central but often neglected doctrine of Catholic Christianity.