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Serving and reigning: determining our future
To reign also means to take control over our own life, our own person, and our own future. Jesus Himself provides the necessary strength and wisdom. Here is the fourth and last video from the New Year’s Day service with the Chief Apostle. More
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Serving and reigning: determining our futureServing and reigning: ruling over sinServing and reigning: serving God in divine serviceServing and reigning: tomorrow’s questions answeredMotto 2023: Serving and reigning with ChristOn God’s glorious mornA final openingTraining for a sacred task“Hark! How the bells…”Southern Africa: Preparing the futureGuitar and vocalsEleven-fold and singlehandedly“Please be careful!”Catechism 7 – The little brotherBelievers meet at the altar“When others fail, God will still prevail”Catechism 6 – The dialogueGod creates new things (7) — PerspectiveIn humbleness confideWomen in ministry — the Chief Apostle’s video addressRound two in Dessau: behind the cameraGod makes all things new (6)—PerfectionLet your light shine!The unknown disciples“Learn to love and understand everyone”God creates new things (5) – ElectionCatechism 5 – Our creed“Something very beautiful came of this, beyond the music”God creates new things (4) – UnityA heart for the peopleCatechism 4 – The BibleWhere Christ brought His redeeming sacrificeFlashback (3): Same gift, same chanceFlashback (2): Everyone is neededFlashback (1): Reading in the proper lightPentecost in musicThe hosts introduce themselvesA heart full of fatherly loveThe beginnings of a smooth transitionCatechism 3 – The actual workBest friends across the AtlanticGod creates new things (3) – Blessing“I’ll stay with You no matter what!”Catechism 2 – Why we needed itChristians too have a responsibilityThe morn dawns for humankindThe salvific paradoxGod creates new things (2) – MeritA prayer for peaceCatechism 1 – The backgroundGod creates new things (1) – Ever closerLonging for peaceHelp and step out of our comfort zoneFour in one: the idea behind a logoA moving call to comeTogether in Christ: here and thereTogether in Christ: working togetherTogether in Christ: learning to shareTogether in Christ: overcoming what dividesTogether in Christ: divine lifeTogether now for the futureSheer Christmas joyStillness behind numbered doorsWaiting for Christ’s returnCarol on the angklungQuartet for oneThere are good reasonsTell God everythingVital for time and eternityOn the living for the deadBeyond all imagination“This is a collective effort”A rock for all timesIndividual and collective responsibility for the creationProclaiming the gospel to the deadThe sung vowIn the firm embrace of powerful armsKnowing the gift of GodThe one powerful name“You are very valuable”Keep going and keep believingFor all live to GodShanty sets course for the gospelWhat was, is, and remains importantThe language changes the thinkingHoping for a new existenceAddiction: the gateway to beating itFlashback (4): The power of the CreatorFlashback (3): “The tool in His hand”Flashback (2): “God likes new things”Flashback (1): Pentecost re-echoes with praise and gratitudeDivine things in captivityThe story with the beans“To that beautiful land, let us go hand in hand”“What God gives is always enough”The many facets of God’s loveOut of love for God and the congregationWe live by grace both here and thereProspects of a reunion with the ancestorsThe joy of anticipation gives hopeIn the colours of the rainbowA friendship that cheers us upChrist is here today for everyone
Serving and reigning: tomorrow’s questions answered
“Serving and reigning with Christ” is our motto for 2023. The idea behind it the Chief Apostle explained in the New Year’s Day divine service. To begin with, there is a journey through time. Here is the first of four videos. More
Motto 2023: Serving and reigning with Christ
This is God’s plan for His own: “Serving and reigning with Christ”. It is also the motto issued by the New Apostolic Church for 2023. In his New Year’s address, the Chief Apostle explains just how little this has to do with exercising power or ruling over others. More
On God’s glorious morn
This is anything but a silent night. The powerful opening strains of “When He Cometh” draw our focus to the return of Christ as we celebrate this Christmas Day. Composed by Clyde Davids for tenor, choir, and orchestra, this is a complete own production from the Cape. More
A final opening
Enjoy this Christmas medley performed by the orchestra of the New Apostolic Church South America. As the name suggests, it was an overture to a 2019 Christmas concert. More
Training for a sacred task
“God will never ask you to do something that you cannot do.” This is what the Chief Apostle said at the assignment of Apostle Stefan Pöschel as District Apostle Helper, not least of all in light of his future task. More
“Hark! How the bells…”
Originally composed as a New Year’s song in Ukraine, this song came to be associated with Christmas in the United States where it was given new lyrics. The “Carol of the Bells” rings out on the third weekend of Advent, sung by a vocal quartet from Hamburg in Germany. More