September 2024 – AvA blog

Naaman’s Pride

Posted on 10/09/202407/02/2025 by Ruben Gavriliuc

God is good! I want to invite you on a journey through the Old Testament to discover a rather amazing story. The Old Testament has many great stories depicting GOD in His greatness and magnitude. Revealing His character and defining who He is. There is a somewhat misconception about the “God of the Old Testament”…

The Wrong Fellowship

Posted on 03/09/202407/02/2025 by Ruben Gavriliuc

To begin with It came to my mind, at these early hours of the morning, a saying which bears a seed of truth and wisdom. “A good day is known from the morning.” Perhaps, the most often I heard this being said, was among the farm workers in the countryside where I spent most of…

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Month: September 2024

Naaman’s Pride

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