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Ravi 2016 am Young Leaders Gathering der Lausanne Bewegung. Bild: Lausanne Movement
Quelle: https://www.rzim.org/read/rzim-updates/ravi-zacharias-obituary
March 26, 1946 – May 19, 2020
Hinweis vom 12.02.2021
Leider haben die an Heiligabend angekündigten finalen Untersuchungsergebnisse der von RZMI beauftragten Kanzlei (Miller & Martin PLLC) die bisherigen Befürchtungen bestätigt. Eine einzige Katastrophe für alle Betroffenen, die Familie, das Werk RZMI und der Ehre Gottes:
It is with shattered hearts that we issue this statement about the allegations against RZIM’s Founder, Ravi Zacharias. (…)
We are shocked and grieved by Ravi’s actions. As Ravi Zacharias was the founder of our ministry and the leader of our staff, community, and team, we also feel a deep need for corporate repentance.
Das (gemeinschaftliche Buße) ist ein Aufruf an uns alle, der ganzen evangelikalen Community.
Hinweis vom 24.12.2020
Wir haben den urspr. Artikel, trotz des vorl. Endbericht, um der Historie willen stehen gelassen.
Lies dazu in der Bibel aus dem Markusevangelium Kapitel 4 von Vers 35-41
Selten war ich so berührt, wie diese Woche, als ich von einem langjährigen christlichen Weggefährten hörte, dass seine Frau plötzlich von einer schrecklichen Krankheit “erwischt” wurde! Trotzdem postete er auf FB:
„Nur die Lieder, welche man weinend gesungen hat, hat man wirklich verstanden!“
– und zitierte dazu das bekannte Heilslied von A.H. Francke:
Nun aufwärts froh den Blick gewandt
und vorwärts fest den Schritt
Wir gehn an unsers Meisters Hand
und unser Herr geht mit.
LEID? – vom richtigen Umgang mit einem angstmachenden Thema weiterlesen
18.08.2017
http://rzim.org/global-blog/ravis-visit-to-iraq-watch-an-update/
Standing in the ruins of a church recently destroyed by ISIS terrorists in Qaraqosh, Ravi Zacharias shares an update from his August 2017 trip to Iraq and offers a glimmer of hope for these difficult days.
During this trip, Ravi joined Samaritan’s Purse as they continue to give aid to children and families harmed by terrorist attacks and war.
“Good still returns and the message of the Cross is still the only hope of grace, peace, mercy, and salvation,” Ravi says. “And no matter how often they try to bury our Lord, he rises up to outlive his pall-bearers. So we will continue to preach that message; through the pain and through the darkness shine the light of Christ. Somehow, the grain still blossoms once again and the light is shining in the darkness.”
A Note from Michael
This morning I read about a nanny in Russia who decapitated the small child she was charged with taking care of. She walked around outside holding up the head and shouting. Everyday there is some new horror, some new outrage. Trying to follow the election in our own country is best described as “crazy-making.” The world seems to be guttering out.The world is lost, it has departed from the truth and is on a collision course with death.
The second misunderstand that leads us to lose hope is that there is no one who has the power to make things right. To a lost world Jesus says “I am the way.” To a world that has departed from the truth, Jesus says, “I am the Truth.” And to a world that is on a collision course with death, Jesus says, “I am the Life.”
Our feeling of hopelessness is in direct proportion to our loss of connection with Jesus. Go back and look at the Gospels. Find a church that preaches the fact that there still is a very real hope in Him. If you’ve already found one, invest yourself there.Those of you who know me know that I don’t often preach like this. I suppose this morning, after seeing that nanny, I needed to
hear it myself.
Grace and Peace,
Mike