All Crossroads devotionals are also distributed on the social networks. There one can see how many people are exposed to the message as well as the number of people that respond to it. With the three-time-a-week devotionals we reach three to five thousand people. With the coloured picture and short message that lands on Facebook […]
Read moreWe often underestimate the powerful effect of prayer. Prayer is the vehicle for interceding for one another, where God hears, and where He makes things happen. Prayer is the place where we really care for each other. It’s the place where we can be honest, and even if it is only a mumble, God understands […]
Read moreI believe in prayer. I believe that prayer is a conversation with our living Father and that He hears us. I believe that prayer has a powerful impact. I believe that prayer changes people. I believe that prayer can change circumstances, because an almighty God is involved. We pray too little. That’s why we are […]
Read morePaul was an ordinary man. He was scared. He was tempted and had to fight hard not to give in. Sometimes he became discouraged and he certainly must’ve asked himself whether it was all worth it. Sometimes it must’ve seemed to him that it was not worth it and then he was on the brink […]
Read morePaul is praying a beautiful prayer for his fellow believers in Thessalonica. The reason he is doing so is not only because he always does this to end off his letters. Even less is he doing so because it is the right thing to do. He does it because he really cares for the people […]
Read moreLike it happens in all marriages, my wife and I sometimes also argue. Often about the smallest of things and then a cold war threatens. No one enjoys it. Then one of us will make a weak joke and when the other one can’t help laughing, we raise the white flag. I’ve thought about this […]
Read moreI remember the time I was working at the factory. Early in the morning, when I couldn’t sleep, I would start praying for all the people who worked with me. I couldn’t even remember all of their names, but then I would refer to those six men who took the products out of the molds, […]
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