Christsein in Staat und Gesellschaft (Inwieweit müssen wir als Himmelsbürger der Obrigkeit untertan sein?) | Hartmut Jaeger

from Radio neue Hoffnung - «Der Mitternachtsruf» · host Hartmut Jaeger

Sendung «Der Mitternachtsruf» vom 03.02.2026 (8 bzw. 20 Uhr) auf «Radio neue Hoffnung». Das volle RNH-Programm finden Sie unter: https://bit.ly/rnh-deRadio Neue Hoffnung, kurz RNH, sendet christliche Radioprogramme über Internet, und zwar während 7 × 24 Stunden. Es ist dem Missionswerk Mitternachtsruf unterstellt, allerdings strahlen auch andere christliche Werke und Gemeinden ihre Sendungen über RNH aus. Unser Motto lautet: «So kommt der Glaube aus dem Hören, das Hören aber durch das Wort Christi» (Römer 10,17).Weitere Infos unter: https://www.mnr.ch/audio/

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Sendung «Der Mitternachtsruf» vom 03.02.2026 (8 bzw. 20 Uhr) auf «Radio neue Hoffnung».

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