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“Do not be afraid”
Author: District Apostle Helper H. Ernst
July 2026

God calls human beings despite their limitations. “Do not lose heart, but trust in the Lord,” advises District Apostle Helper Herman Ernst from South America, for God’s calling is stronger than fear. 

“Do not be afraid of them, for I am with you and will save you, says the Lord” (Jeremiah 1: 8 NIVUK). When God calls Jeremiah to entrust him with a mission, the young man weighs up his options. Aware of his limitations, he points to his inexperience and lack of gifts (verse 6). In response, God encourages him and assures him that he can rely on His strength. He promises to be with him—guiding and protecting him on his mission (verses 7–8). 

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Safe in the arms of Jesus
Author: District Apostle D. Heynes
June 2026
 
God created human beings for fellowship. Yet various influences often threaten to undermine it. District Apostle David Heynes (Northern and Eastern Germany) explains how we can maintain our closeness to God.  

As I was travelling through a busy airport terminal, I noticed a small child crying and frightened because she had become separated from her family. Thankfully, in the very next moment, she spotted her mother, and it was a joy to witness how she immediately ran into her mother’s arms to be reunited and to feel safe and secure once again. I am sure many of us have either witnessed or personally experienced a similar moment of panic and fear where we have become separated from a loved one. This simple everyday example demonstrates the fear and uncertainty that can arise from separation.

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The courage to be vulnerable
Author: District Apostle J. Schnabel
May 2026

People who feel afraid and ashamed tend to want to hide. However, God calls them back to life. Those who heed this call experience care, peace, and a new sense of dignity.

Fear and shame are among the most persistent experiences of the human condition. Scripture repeatedly commands, “Do not be afraid,” precisely because fear so easily shapes the way we understand ourselves, others, and God. From the earliest chapters of the Bible to the ministry of Jesus and the life of the early disciples, we see how fear and shame drive people into hiding. Yet alongside this reality runs a consistent message of hope: God calls people out of hiding, restores them, and invites them to believe that He is still at work within them.

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