Život víry 2019/7-8 - audio version of the only Czech interdenominational Christian monthly magazine
From the contents of the issue:
* Interview: Jews read the Bible like we read Jirasek
The young couple Dana and Martin Koutečtí lived in Israel for almost two years. What do local Messianic congregations look like and why do Messianic Jews not identify as Christians? How does war conflict affect everyday life? What were their encounters with Orthodox Jews and local Arabs? And why did being in a foreign country improve their marriage?
* topic: Homosexuals among us
Does God like homosexuals? What about us? How should parents react when their child comes to them saying that they are homosexual? What can the Church do for homosexual Christians? Pastor Jakub Limr, American professor of psychology Mark Yarhouse and homosexual Christians themselves have addressed the topic.
* missions: "I'll probably die in Africa" (Sam Childers)
The controversial "preacher Kalashnikov", who runs orphanages in Africa and does not hesitate to take up arms against his enemies, visited the Czech Republic. How did this former criminal and drug dealer come to believe and why did he leave American prosperity and move to war-torn South Sudan? What did he have to sacrifice? Any regrets? We also asked him about this in an interview.
* from the life of the Church: South Korea - a country where they pray for us
How do Christians in Seoul live and what do they face?
* my story: "I just wanted to drown out the pain."
Father-daughter stories and other reader stories
* over the Bible: God's orchard
The Bible is full of trees. Why have they disappeared from our theology?