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Tuesday, 29 September 2026

The 7000

Indonesia

Through a Christmas card-making competition, a young boy in Indonesia learned to overcome his self-reliance by seeking God's help and accepting the support of his mother and teacher. Inspired by the biblical story of Joseph, he discovered the value of prayer and diligent preparation, ultimately placing second in the contest.

Thinking It Was Easy Because He Felt Capable, Superbook Teaches Adriel to Keep Relying on God

Jawaban.comtranslated from id

Adriel Geraldo Gulo, an active participant in his local School of Life, initially assumed that entering a Christmas card-making competition would be an easy task. As the competition drew closer and he saw his peers preparing diligently, Adriel realized he had underestimated the challenge and was struggling. His mother and teacher stepped in to help him prepare his materials, while also encouraging him to pray and seek God's help for his work. Through a Superbook lesson about Joseph in Egypt, Adriel learned that even when given great responsibilities, Joseph did not rely on his own strength but trusted in God. Adriel applied this lesson by praying, preparing thoroughly, and ultimately winning second place in the competition. Read the full account of Adriel's journey of faith and humility on the Jawaban website.

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Across the region

In Indonesia, a young boy’s journey through a Christmas card-making competition reveals how God meets us in our moments of self-reliance, gently guiding us toward dependency on Him and the community He provides. Drawing inspiration from the biblical story of Joseph, this young student learned to trade his isolated efforts for the power of prayer and the supportive hands of his mother and teacher. His second-place finish became more than a personal achievement; it served as a tangible reminder of God's faithfulness when we invite Him into our endeavors. This quiet victory beautifully illustrates the heart of the 7000, reminding us that we are never meant to walk or labor alone. Even in the simple, creative moments of childhood, God is actively shaping hearts to trust in His guidance and the community of believers He places around us.