Do you find yourself battling to keep a smile on your face? Is your happiness slipping through your fingers, affecting how you enjoy life? Here are three simple ways to not only find happiness but more importantly hold on to it. Almost everyone is chasing after Happiness. Let me share the three things that can make you […]
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None of us knows how we would react to severe persecution unless we have already experienced it. If we are inexperienced at being persecuted we must prepare ourselves so that, if put to the test, our faith will not fail. Very early in His earthly ministry, the Lord Jesus began preparing His disciples to face
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The land is desolate and laid waste, Jerusalem and the temple destroyed. The people of God are in exile in Babylon, afflicted and oppressed. This is the situation addressed by Isaiah’s prophecy, which gives a message of hope and consolation for a crisis that was still many years in the future when he brought this
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One of the interesting principles in Economics is the law of diminishing marginal utility. In simple words, it can be understood as the law of diminishing gratitude, that is, taking things that we have in plenty or in common for granted. Idiomatically, it is referred to as the 10th apple effect. If one is hungry
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Following Jesus is an ongoing process and one that looks different in the digital age. And Jesus said to them, “Follow me, and I will make you become fishers of men.” In Mark 1:17, Jesus calls Simon, Andrew, James, and John to follow him. They left behind their livelihoods as fishermen and became fishers of
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“Therefore, behold, I will allure her [Israel], Will bring her into the wilderness, And speak comfort to her.” – Hosea 2:14 The COVID 19 pandemic has changed the world. We have already lost several human lives. The pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns continue to disrupt our ‘comfortable’, ‘busy’ and ‘structured’ lives in an unprecedented way.
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Gandhi, a few hours before he was killed, gave his grandson a note which is now famously called, “the seven sins.” In that list of seven, one is called; pleasure without conscience. Gandhi’s note to his grandson does not demonise pleasure. Instead, he assumes that there are two ways to experience pleasure; one with a
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Many Indian Christians often fast during the week. In South Asia, fasting has been a part of spiritual practice for centuries. Fasting is the practice of abstaining from food or certain activities for a period of time to focus on spiritual growth and discipline. Mauna Vrat (the vow of silence) is a form of fasting that
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When Martin Luther stirred up the flames of the Church Reformation, he was inseparable from the technological advances of that century. The printing press technology discovered and developed by Johannes Gutenberg was very influential for the Protestant Reformation. This changed the face of European history and the church forever. The discovery of printing technology is
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Introduction In recent years, the landscape of theological education has witnessed a significant transformation. The digital age has ushered in a new era, where possessing digital competence is becoming an essential requirement for job openings at theological institutions such as seminaries, colleges, and universities. In this article, we will delve into the importance of digital competence in
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