Verfolgung in der westlichen Welt - Tobias Riemenschneider & Peter Schild

KYRIOS - Christus ist Herr. Im Lichte dieser Wahrheit sprechen die Pastoren der Evangelisch-Reformierten Baptistengemeinde Frankfurt, Tobias Riemenschneider und Peter Schild, über aktuelles Zeitgeschehen und Entwicklungen in der christlichen Welt.
Folge 2: Verfolgung in der westlichen Welt (USA: John MacArthur; Südafrika: Tim Cantrell; England: Regan King; Irland: Mark Fitzpatrick; Kanada: James Coates, Jacob Reaume, Tim Stephens).
Am Tag der Veröffentlichung dieses Podcasts haben wir von einem Pastor aus Südafrika erfahren, dass dort Gottesdienste wieder verboten wurden, zunächst für zwei Wochen.
Interview mit James Coates (deutsche Untertitel; deutsche Synchronisation folgt):
• James Coates: In Jail ...
Erfahrungsbericht von Jakob Klaassen über Verfolgung in der UdSSR:
• Christenverfolgung dur...
Video über Verfolgung in China und Kanada:
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Video mehrerer kanadischer Pastoren:
• Open Your Church
Erklärung der Grace Community Church, Los Angeles (John MacArthur):
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Aufruf von John MacArthur, die Kirchen zu öffnen:
• Video
Artikel von Tim Cantrell über zivilen Ungehorsam und Römer 13:
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Predigt "Die Zeit ist gekommen" von James Coates:
• The Time Has Come - Va...
Predigt von James Coates über Römer 13:
• FULL SERMON - Directin...
Erklärung von Jacob Reaume zum Verlust des Kirchengebäudes:
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Jacob Reaume über die Inhaftierung von James Coates:
• Pastor Weeps Over Jame...
Jacob Reaume über die Inhaftierung von Tim Stephens:
• Opening Remarks About ...
Video von der ersten Festnahme von Tim Stephens:
• BREAKING: Calgary poli...
Video von der zweiten Festnahme von Tim Stephens:
• Pastor Tim Stephens ar...
Brief von Tim Stephens an seine Gemeinde:
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Brief von Tim Stephens an den Premierminister:
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Brief von Wang Yi:
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Gedicht von Tim Cantrells Sohn:
The Shepherd
The shepherd trudged through rain and snow,
Directing sheep where they should go.
His rod and staff did often stay,
Their footsteps on the narrow way.
Though countless sirens beckoned yonder,
The shepherd never let them wander.
Now sheep are often silly beasts,
They shun the shepherd and his feasts.
They amble off for better pasture,
And overlook the sure disaster.
But shepherds know (for it’s their job),
That foolish thoughts breed in a mob.
If sheep could find the pleasant plain,
Without the shepherd and his cane,
Then they could walk alone all day,
Without a guide they would not stray.
Alas, this concept is absurd,
He’s no sheep who needs no shepherd.
Though many don the shepherd’s shawl,
With staff and harp and sling and all,
A pastor’s dross will meet its flame,
When lupine fiends come in to maim.
The brave will stand while others run,
And truth will shine when day is done.
With trumpet sounds the Shepherd comes,
The King announced with beating drums.
He comes to gather to his fold,
The loved ones chosen from of old.
Each sheep is found without a spot,
For with his lifeblood they were bought.
At last the shepherds pass the throne,
Each one to answer for his own,
But crowns come not from size of flock,
Or happy sheep with prancing walk.
Each shepherd rather is rewarded,
For scars from wolves that he had thwarted.
The King then looks upon these men,
The shepherds charged to keep each pen,
The sheepish shepherds drop their eyes,
For they were neither brave nor wise,
But others gaze with tear-streamed face,
Faithful men, held firm by grace.