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28/07/2026

When a tree puts roots into the ground, it takes in nutrients and water, and the tree grows and has life, but only if it’s rooted. In the same way, we’re rooted, and our souls are nourished in the love of God—and in the fellowship of other people. We experience this physically and emotionally when we connect with somebody. When there is an exchange of genuine caring, the roots of your soul get fed. -

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27/07/2026

Where vision feels dim, life can lose its spark—whether in marriage, at work, or in everyday routines. Yet God’s promise stands: He strengthens the weak and renews the weary. If you’re feeling blah, two simple steps: rest when you’re tired, and resist isolation by reaching out to others. Lean into God’s family, read His Word, and fill your days with praise. Here in Papua New Guinea, may this comfort land gently.

God’s strength grows in quiet, everyday moments—rest when you’re weary, a listening friend when you feel isolated, and the steady rhythm of Scripture and praise shaping your heartbeat day by day. May you notice the small mercies God pours into ordinary life, and trust that He is at work even before you see the bigger picture.

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The word ‘perish’ conjures up images of deterioration and decay, like fruit rotting from within. On what specific day does passion leave a marriage or a worker lose interest in a job that once seemed exciting? Like air leaking silently out of a tyre, what was meant to carry our weight and to pow...

27/07/2026

An unusual incident in Ergolding, Germany, saw a bus driver pause his route to pray on board, delaying the journey. Stadtwerke Landshut confirmed the unscheduled stop, apologised to affected passengers, and said prayer should take place during designated breaks while keeping service running. The company noted there would be consequences after an internal investigation.

These moments reveal how faith threads through daily life, shaping how we respond when plans shift. May we notice God at work in ordinary acts of self-control and consideration, guiding us toward patience, respect, and grace in our own daily journeys.

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Germany Bus Driver Stops For Islamic Prayers An unusual incident recently led to the delay of a public transit bus in Lower Bavaria, a German region deeply rooted in Christian traditions.Junge Freiheit reported that to the astonishment of the passengers, the bus driver stopped his vehicle for sever...

27/07/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE

This is important public information from the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC).

We encourage everyone to take a few moments to carefully read and understand this information. Staying informed helps us protect ourselves, our families, and our communities.

Please share this message with others so that everyone can benefit from this important advice.

Thank you, and stay safe.

27/07/2026

Dear friends and family across Papua New Guinea,

As we enter this El Niño season, our climate has changed significantly. Water levels in our wells, creeks, and rivers have dropped, and many villages are already feeling the effects. For our coastal and island communities, the strong winds and rough sea conditions are becoming increasingly dangerous.

Let us all be SMART during this season:

Use water wisely and conserve every drop.

Do not light fires on mountains, hills, or in the bush, as they can easily spread.

Avoid overloading boats, travelling while intoxicated, or taking unnecessary risks on the sea.

Listen to weather warnings and follow the advice of local authorities.

The tragic loss of lives in East New Britain, from Kokopo to Doy Island, is a heartbreaking reminder that we must all take extra precautions during this time.

The Bible reminds us in Proverbs 3:5–6:

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight."

My prayer is that every one of us will continue to serve the Lord with all our heart and soul. Let us love one another, care for our families and neighbours, and remain faithful, for these are challenging times.

May God protect Papua New Guinea and bless you all.

27/07/2026

Indoor Mega Crusade Inspires Hundreds in Wewak

More than 700 Christians from Wewak Urban and surrounding sub-districts gathered at the AOG Full Gospel Town Church in Wewak, East Sepik Province, for the Indoor Mega Crusade with renowned USA Evangelist Randy Jach from 25–27 July 2026.

Held under the theme “Equipping the Harvesters” from Matthew 9:37–38, the three-day crusade encouraged believers to strengthen their relationship with God and be ready to serve in His harvest.

Evangelist Jach shared that he travelled for five days from the United States to Papua New Guinea to preach the Gospel. In his final message, he encouraged Christians to practise five key disciplines: fast one day each week, pray one hour daily, read and study the Bible for 10 minutes every day, faithfully give one-tenth (tithe), and faithfully give offerings.

He said these five principles have guided his life and ministry, opening doors for him to preach in 131 countries over the past two years. Wewak was his first stop in Papua New Guinea before travelling to Port Moresby to continue his preaching.

Evangelist Jach thanked Senior Pastor Ivan Lesly for finding him online and inviting him to minister in Wewak. He reminded the congregation not only to hear God’s Word but to put it into action.

Speaking on behalf of the church board, church elder Mr Freddy Benguma thanked Evangelist Jach for accepting God’s call to travel to Wewak. The church board and leaders also presented him with gifts in appreciation of his ministry.

The AOG Full Gospel Town Church holds a special place in the history of the AOG Movement, as it is where the first AOG missionaries arrived before spreading the Gospel to other districts.

Story and Picture by Julie Korikoria

26/07/2026

Moses sat to judge the people from morning till evening, deciding disputes and teaching God’s will. Seeing the strain, Jethro warned that it was not good for Moses or the people for him to bear the burden alone. The takeaway? Share the load, and keep time in God’s presence, so you don’t grow weary.

God works gently in ordinary moments, inviting us to share the load and lean on Him, even when days feel heavy. When we pause to listen and serve others, our strength is renewed for the next step, and we glimpse His daily care in small moments.

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The Bible says: ‘The next day Moses took his seat to serve as judge for the people, and they stood around him from morning till evening. When his father-in-law saw all that Moses was doing for the people, he said, “What is this you are doing for the people? Why do you alone sit as judge, while a...

26/07/2026

A Scottish social media creator known for tarot readings announced she is quitting the occult, deleting her tarot content, and following Jesus. She said Jesus Christ has saved her life and she can no longer ignore that truth. Her change is described as gradual, born from questions that grew as her faith deepened. She plans to re-launch with a focus on Scripture and conversations about her faith.

Such shifts remind us that God works in ordinary moments, guiding hearts with patient mercy. May this story encourage readers to listen for quiet nudges toward hope, and to trust that daily steps can lead us closer to the Truth we seek.

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From Tarot Card Reader To Follower Of JesusA Scottish social media influencer who specialised in tarot card reading has suddenly told her one million followers she’s shutting down her site and throwing away her cards to follow Jesus.The creator of the site called Alex Reads Tarot announced she had...

25/07/2026

Vision Radio’s discussion on the Australian Christian Freedom Index highlights a painful reality: some Christians hesitate to speak openly about their faith. One aged-care worker, Carol, shared how her beliefs cost her two jobs. She kept her Christianity mostly private, but a Muslim client’s concerns and pressures from a Christian boss led to her first dismissal, and a second job ended after she expressed her faith. The report notes these experiences aren’t rare, even in Western Australia, where Christians faced refusals in foster care, charity grants, and venue bookings.

Stories like this show how God works gently over time in ways we may not notice at first. In everyday moments of pressure, He invites us to persevere, to trust His plan, and to witness with quiet faith. May these examples strengthen faith and hope in ordinary life.

You can read the full article through the link below.

Christian Carer’s Faith Costs Her Jobs A recent discussion on Vision Radio about the Australian Christian Freedom Index (ACFI) report’s finding that the majority of the nation’s Christians are hesitant to publicly discuss their faith, prompted an aged care worker to phone in and tell her stor...