De reuzen zijn er nog steeds, hoe ga jij ze te lijf?

Maandag 16 Mrt 2026; 1 Samuel 17 1 15

The silence got too loud tonight.
And you needed someone to know.

Kitka & David
Melodic Dubstep x Progressive Dream Trance · 129 BPM · C Major
Written and produced by Ralf Erdmann & Kunthiyarpath Rabe (Kitka) for Silent Halo
Konstanz, Germany × Bangkok, Thailand

℗ & © 2026 Silent Halo / Ralf Erdmann & Kunthiyarpath Rabe (Kitka). All rights reserved.
Original composition. Unauthorized use, reproduction, distribution, or monetization is prohibited.

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Lonely


Si la prophétie de l'Antéchrist y est incarnée par un enfant en apparence innocent, c'est Jerry Goldsmith qui donne à Satan une voix retentissante dans cette trilogie de l'Apocalypse, à grand renfort de chœurs latins incantatoires, entre solennité funèbre et éclats orchestraux d’une puissance implacable, avant d'atteindre une envoûtante dimension mythologique. Ave Satani !
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(236) La Malédiction : la trilogie satanique de Jerry Goldsmith

пасть на газон —> t.me/braaainz

okay, я back'аю в club, yah
в моих зубах wood
я прошу извини
я тебя больше не люблю, yah
i don't fuck with u 
не звони мне на трубу, hi
перестал юзать,
я начал доверять врачу

но всё же прыгаю в coupe, yuh
они меня ждут, yah
зачем мне тикток?
мне хорошо в своём кругу, yah
в мои штанах твоя зарплата
при мне меняешь тон
тебе не вынести секреты
что запрятал мой iPhone

*многое изменилось*

мёртвый, я zombie, пал на газон
засними как хаваешь таблы, залей в tiktok
но сука я мёртвый, я zombie, пал на газон
как же ты мой друг или брат?
ты был далеко

* i hate myself and i wanna die *
* big daddy emoblade *
* #текст написал #дима уткин *
* мозги *

okay, я back'аю в club, yah
в моих зубах wood
я прошу извини
я тебя больше не люблю, yah
i don't fuck with u 
не звони мне на трубу, hi
перестал юзать,
я начал доверять врачу

но всё же прыгаю в coupe, yuh
они меня ждут, yah
зачем мне тикток?
мне хорошо в своём кругу, yah

wood 🪵 7sighs

Much of the success I've had in the past decade can be attributed to my allowance of myself to hate those who wronged me the most. You can do this too!

The art here is an image of Town and Country Mall, a featured location in today's talk!
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Learn to Hate

Authentiek blijven, zo moeilijk maar zo krachtig

Woensdag 18 Mrt 2026; 1 Samuel 17 31 40

Pastor Mike preaches on Samuel's traveling to Bethlehem to anoint David as king and the importance of obedience to God.

4th Sunday in Lent: I Samuel 16:1-13; Ephesians 5:1-14; John 9:1-13, 28-41

Get in Loser, We're Going to Bethlehem

In Luke 2:1–20, the familiar nativity story comes into focus not as tradition or sentiment, but as real history unfolding exactly as God promised. This message explores how Jesus’s birth fulfills prophecy while grounding the story in its true setting, what it actually meant for Mary and Joseph to be turned away, and what a manger really was. All of this goes down against the background of a pagan emperor who accepts the title "Savior of the World".

(3-15-26) Jesus is Born: Savior, Christ, Lord | Luke 2:1–20

Ook jij hebt wel eens reuzen in jouw leven en dan?

Donderdag 19 Mrt 2026; 1 Samuel 17 41 54

All nations have mythic stories about the first great leaders. Let's think for a moment about George Washington, with this story that we grow up hearing about him chopping down that cherry tree and then owning up to it. "I cannot tell a lie." Truth or myth, we hold onto the story as a picture of who we expect a good leader to become.

That's this story for Ancient Israel. So we're just gonna walk through the story again, and I'll make some comments on it. The story begins with Samuel grieving because King Saul sucks. He's terrible. But God says, "Fill your horn with oil. We're not done yet." Maybe this story is suggesting that God continues to move forward even when we're stuck in disappointment. Maybe our task is to trust that. Things might not work out the way we thought, but one thing we can do is trust that the Divine is with us.

The story keeps moving, so we'll move, too. Samuel goes to Bethlehem. Yup, the same Bethlehem that shows up centuries later in the story of Jesus. God's got someone in mind to replace Saul. One of Jesse's sons. Jesse brings out Eliab. Samuel thinks he must be the one. He looks the part, anyway. God says, "Nope. People look on the outside. God looks into the heart." 

God says, "No" seven times. So Samuel asks, "Is that all you got?" Jesse: "Nope, there's the youngest, he's out back watching the sheep." Samuel says, "Well, go on and get him then." David is the least significant. Out with the sheep doing the job no one else wants to do in this moment. Maybe out back in the field where nobody sees you is the place where God is forming you. The hidden places. The quiet places. Maybe they're more important than we think. Maybe the Spirit really does work in our lives all the time and maybe the most important work especially in those times we think are insignificant.

Story moves on. Samuel anoints David. He's the least likely choice. It takes years of formation before he becomes king - but he's the choice. So this story has me asking questions. How many Davids are we overlooking because they don't look the part? How many voices are we ignoring because they don't come from the right group of people? This is how the kingdom seems to work - from unexpected places.

More questions. What if God sees something inside of you that others don't? Because God sees differently. What if the thing you assume disqualifies you is actually the place where God is working? What if your obscurity, maybe our obscurity, isn't a setback, but a preparation, the place where something new is being born? What does God see when God looks into your heart, the very center of your being? Because the God who chose David is still choosing unexpected people. God is still whispering, "This is the one." And somewhere in the quiet spaces in your life, the Spirit is working now. Because God sees differently.

So maybe we should see differently, too. Maybe we need to look again; look at people differently, look at the world differently, look at ourselves differently. The next movement of God might begin, is probably beginning, in the quiet places the world barely notices, if it notices at all. And maybe the next movement of God is beginning right here in this room, in your heart and in mine.

Speaker: Aaron Vis
Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:1-13
http://bible.com/events/49579809

March 15, 2026 "But God Looks At The Heart"



       S I L E N T   H A L O


Two people. Two cities. One Sound

Ralf Erdmann writes from the quiet of
Konstanz am Bodensee —
where the lake meets the Alps
and the nights last too long.

Kunthiyarpath Rabe · Kitka
carries the feeling from Bangkok —
where the heat never sleeps
and love always costs something.

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We build music that lives in the space
between holding on and letting go.

Vocals by Kitka.

Every track is a moment
we couldn't say out loud.
So we made it into sound instead.

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Produced & composed by
Ralf Erdmann & Kunthiyarpath Rabe (Kitka)

Konstanz am Bodensee, Germany
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Bangkok, Thailand

℗ & © 2026 Silent Halo
All rights reserved.

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