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In this season, we learn the value of waiting. The longer we wait for something, the more we have to trust it will arrive and the more we have to trust that the waiting process is happening for a reason. Waiting helps us deepen our faith and heighten our listening and desire for God. Rather than giving up or turning away from good things like chocolate, coffee, or some other pleasure, it is probably more spiritually productive in the season

Giver or taker? Which one are you? God is the biggest giver in the Bible. His gift to us is the gift of salvation. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life” (John 3:16). The Bible clearly defines who God wants us to be—a giver. It is not only pleasing to God to give and serve, but it is also the Christian’s job description and a way

The biblical character Job is a classic example of someone who lost everything—his beloved children, financial wealth, health, and everything he treasured. What Job learned in the long reflections and conversations with his Creator was the fact that he was not in charge of his life or anyone else’s. He was not God and was not in a position to second-guess God. He was left with the only confession that one can make when there’s nothing left: “The Lord gave,

I remember the first moment I laid eyes on my daughters, how small, how helpless, how fragile they felt in my hands. The responsibility I felt to protect and nurture these tiny humans was overwhelming. We all enter this world with a blazing fragility, totally dependent on those in whose care we are placed. Why, then, would salvation begin with the baby in the manger? Why not begin with the Son of God descending from heaven onto the earth, adult and mature,

  “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel” (which means, God with us). -Matthew 1:23 Worship and Merry Christmas Season Schedule Join us at Schlosstheater in Starnberg! Sunday, 1 December - First Sunday in Advent: Communion Sunday & Advent Wreathmaking Sunday, 8 December - Second Sunday in Advent: 11:00 a.m. Worship, Christmas Pageant, and Birthday Party for Jesus 4:00 p.m. Community Christmas Concert (Entrance free!) Sunday, 15 December - Third Sunday in Advent: Christmas Carol Worship Service Sunday, 22 December

Our next session of The Munich Bible Study on Zoom is off to a great start! We began last Wednesday, September 11, at 7:00 p.m. with the book of Daniel. What wisdom and insights can we draw from Daniel regarding living in an increasingly hostile world? The study will teach us how we can live faithfully in Babylonian times. Professor George Barna, a leading expert in church and worldview trends, states that we’ve reached a place of “Christian invisibility in our culture.” It’s

Deer Park Avenue + SIC's Rockstar Dream Camp LIVE with special guest Mynd Palace! Family Event @ Feierwerk in Munich  Friday, 6 September 2024 - Doors Open @ 7:00 p.m. Your friendly neighborhood Worship Team is introducing Starnberg International Church's new Rockstar Dream Camp LIVE and Deer Park Avenue will be releasing their new album. YOU are invited for a special preview! Bring a friend (or three!) to hear the new album!

Surprised at how fast a close friend, someone you trusted, or someone you’re convinced is the love of your life, changes almost overnight, and you never know why? I will never forget you. We’ll stay this way forever. Have you ever heard someone promise you’d be in their heart forever and ever? The world may end, but their love or friendship will last until the end of time. And it sounds pleasing to our ears when we hear such things. However, it takes

Surely you desire truth in the inner parts; you teach me wisdom in the inmost place. -Psalm 51:6 “Corrupt politicians, dishonest journalists and media outlets, broken social institutions, immoral religious leaders, unconstitutional government programs and policies, and more, have generated non-stop headlines highlighting the decadence of American society and the demise of the United States.” So George Barna concludes in a new study conducted recently. Although the study is about American society, the same can be said of many other parts of

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