Thoughts from Chief Apostle**
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Divine Service on first Sunday (9 August, 2026)
based by 2 Corinthians 5: 20
conducted by Priest Freddy Kankolongo Cisuaka
called up: Priest Takeo Takashima
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Old truths expose new tricks (6 August, 2026)
How do you deal with tempting offers and insinuations? Jesus’ temptations in the desert show how we can deal with them. The episode demonstrates the power of the word of God.
A peek into God’s wardrobe (5 August, 2026)
What kind of clothes do Christians wear? Where can they be found? And how much do they cost? The Chief Apostle’s answer is surprising, “We already have them. Put them on.”
A success story with a snag (4 August, 2026)
The kingdom of God starts small and insignificant, but ends up to be magnificent and extensive. The twin parables of the mustard seed and the leaven are a source of encouragement, but they also harbour provocations—at least for Jesus’ contemporaries.
Using ordinary words to describe the extraordinary (3 August. 2026)
He really did have a preaching style all His own: Jesus Christ. He was able to impart the deepest truths using the simplest, shortest everyday stories. However, most people were missing one key ingredient for understanding the mystery and message behind the parables.
Divine Service on first Sunday (2 August, 2026)
based on Habakuk 2: 20
conducted by Priest Akihiro Kadohira (discrict rector)
called up: Priest Takeo Takashima, Priest Freddy Kankolongo Cisuaka
Christ is at work today (31July, 2026)
From the temple as a symbol to the church of Christ: God’s presence, the Apostles, and unity are its identifying features—and these are the themes of the Sunday services in August.
Joy that lasts (29 July, 2026)
Gloom, an inner emptiness, and worries: the longing for joy is great. The Chief Apostle reveals where the key to true joy lies—and what prevents us from experiencing it.
Protected by angels (27 July, 2026)
Do angels protect us from all misfortune? The Bible paints a nuanced picture: God’s messengers stand by human beings, but do not act in their place.
Divine Service on fourth Sunday ( 26 July, 2026) based on Matthew 6: 12 conducted by Priest Freddy Kankolongo Cisaaka called up: Priest Lazario Buckley
“Falling down is not the problem, staying down is” (22 June, 2026)
Jesus’ guiding principle: to lift people up! Then as now, Christ reaches out His hand, helps us to our feet, and encourages us to be a light for others.
Beyond despair (20 July, 2026)
He was tired and completely exhausted. In fact, he could not care less any more. All he wanted to do was die. Only once he had hit rock bottom did Elijah find his way to a new beginning in an encounter with God.
