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The motif for the annual motto 2025 by artist Andreas Felger interprets the biblical text in bright colours. "Test everything and hold on to what is good." 1 Thessalonians 5:21Our world is in a state of upheaval. Both the terrible wars in many regions of the world and the ongoing climate change and its effects are causing us concern. In the face of all this, we often feel powerless and weak. How can we remain confident? And what sustains us in times of crisis? In 50 AD, St Paul wrote to the church of the Thessalonians: "...encourage the fearful, take care of the weak, be patient with everyone. See to it that no one repays evil for evil, but always endeavour to do good to one another and to all. Rejoice at all times! Pray without ceasing! Give thanks for everything, for this is the will of God for you in Christ Jesus. Do not quench the Spirit! Do not despise prophetic speech! Test everything and keep what is good! Avoid evil in every form!""Test all things and hold fast to what is good", the apostle's instruction is the motto for 2025. The annual motto motif by artist Andreas Felger reflects both distress, hardship and worry, as well as the happiness of liberation and expanse when we choose the good.Framed, this art print in 63 x 92 cm format becomes a high-quality wall decoration in your own home or in church rooms and always brings the motto of the year artistically before our eyes.Expressive motif by Andreas Felger, who has been artistically designing the annual motto for 50 yearsHis annual motto designs are considered classics Indispensable for Christian congregations and church organisations The annual motto 2025, also available as:Art print 40 x 60 cm, A3 and A4 folded card with envelope, set of 5 and 10 (with picture reflection insert) Postcard, set of 10 bookmarks, set of 10 calendars in cheque card format, set of 10.