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  • Holy Week
    He was wounded for our transgressions, crushed for our iniquities; by His wounds we are healed-  Isaiah 53Rev Fr C JosephCounsellor, St Josephs College (Autonomous) JakhamaIntroduction: Holy Week, also kno
  • Following the Right King for the Right Reason
    Liba HopesonWhen Jesus entered Jerusalem, the city was filled with excitement. People gathered, shouted, and honored Him like a king. Outwardly, it appeared to be a moment of deep devotion. Yet inwardly, many h
  • Hosanna to Cross: Hollow Faith
    Vikiho KibaIn the liturgical cadence of Psalm Week, the passage from acclaim to abandonment emerges as one of the most arresting paradoxes in Christian memory. The cry of Hosanna, at once a plea for deliverance
  • The King of Humility
    Meyu ChangkiriWhen we were children in church during Palm Sunday, we were often encouraged to shout Hosanna, Hosanna during Childrens Service. It was meant to help us remember Palm Sunday, but I must admit, I d
  • A Secular Nation Must Respect Sacred Boundaries
    Meyu ChangkiriUntil the 1980s, for many of us growing up in Nagaland, English Gospel music was difficult to obtain. There were no digital platforms, no streaming services, and very limited Christian resources a
  • What apologetics is not
    Liba HopesonWe live in a time when many voices compete for our attention. Ideas about truth, morality, meaning, and God flow constantly through classrooms, books, social media, and public conversations. Many of
  • Lessons on Church Leadership from Three Gatherings
    Meyu ChangkiriEarlier this year, within the span of just a few weeks, I had the privilege of traveling to three different churches to serve as a facilitator for leadership orientation programs. At the beginning
  • When Ethnic Loyalty Overshadows Christian Witness
    Meyu ChangkiriThe violence that erupted in Manipur in 2023 and its prolonged aftermath have left deep scars across the land. Communities that once lived in close proximity now find themselves separated by suspi
  • When Our Suffering Becomes Someone Else’s Comfort
    Meyu ChangkiriOne quiet morning, our home was filled with youthful laughter and warm greetings as a group of young people, accompanied by church leaders from Dibuia Compound Baptist Church, came to visit our fa
  • Information instructs. The bible transforms
    Dr RK BeheraPrincipal, MGM CollegeWe are surrounded by information. News updates every minute. Opinions multiply by the hour. Degrees are earned, skills are polished, and expertise is celebrated. Never before h
  • The Beauty After the Dust
    Meyu ChangkiriFor the past eighteen years, my family and I have been living in the Pastors quarter beneath our church building. The sanctuary is above us; our home is below. Worship services, prayer meetings, s
  • When the Road Is Muddy: The Unseen Journey of a Pastor
    Meyu ChangkiriThe vehicle did not stop because the journey was over. It stopped because the road ahead demanded attention. Deep ruts filled with sticky mud, loose stones scattered beneath the tyres, and a fragi
  • Be Hot and Cold
    Liba HopesonRevelation 3:15 is one of the most well-known verses in the Bible and also one of the most misunderstood. Jesus says to the church in Laodicea, I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot.
  • Repentance Is Not Tears — It’s Accepting Truth From God’s Word
    Menkato V Awomi The word repentance comes from the Greek word metanoia, which literally means a change of mind. This meaning is foundational, yet it is often misunderstood. Both in secular and biblical usa
  • Twenty Years Together
    Meyu ChangkiriTwenty years ago, my wife and I entered into marriage. As we mark this milestone, we do so not with a sense of personal achievement, but with gratitude - for life, for companionship, and for the g
  • Jesus: The Ultimate Jubilee
    Liba HopesonIntroduction: The Gospel of Matthew opens with a genealogy that may seem, at first glance, to be a simple list of names. Yet Matthew 1:1–17 is carefully shaped and deeply theological. Matthew is n
  • What Baptism of Jesus Says About Us
    We are Gods Beloved, first and foremost, before anything elseIsaiah Newme SdbKristu Jyoti College, BengaluruAs we celebrate the feast of the baptism of Our Lord Jesus today, let us reflect on the significance o
  • Faith or Forecast? Theological Lines Between Prophecy and Prediction
    Vikiho KibaIn every age of uncertainty, societies turn their ears toward voices that claim to see beyond the present moment. War, political instability, ecological anxiety, and the fragility of global leadershi
  • History of Lakhuti Catholic Church
    1951 to 2026 (75th Anniversary Jubilee) Fr Abraham LothaThe story of the Catholic Church in Lakhuti evolved from dhorum khicho (took religion) to Catholic dhorum hansi yicho (brought Catholic religion) to
  • ‘Drink from your Own Cistern and Well: A Call to Faithfulness and Contentment in the New Year’ (Proverbs 5:15)
    Rev Dr Mar PongenerGeneral Secretary, Nagaland Baptist Church CouncilAs we step into a New Year, the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) extends warm New Year greetings to all our churches, families, an
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