Selie Visa"Who are you to judge me? Only God can judge me." Does this sound familiar? There are several meanings of judging. The term must be interpreted according to where, why, or how it is used.Judging in sc
Meyu ChangkiriIt is not incorrect to state that the churches today struggle to manage complex administrative, financial, and cultural issues. In the midst of all this, a crucial question arises: Has the church
Liba HopesonSenapati, ManipurFaith is essential in the life of a believer. We cannot please God without faith. We are saved by faith. Scripture teaches that God honors faith, sometimes bringing miraculous deliv
Selie Visa DimapurScripture:About eight days later Jesus took Peter, John, and James up on a mountain to pray. And as he was praying, the appearance of his face was transformed, and his clothes became dazz
Meyu ChangkiriSeventeen years ago, I was installed as a pastor in a new congregation - a place where I had never served before. In fact, it was my first pastoral ministry, and I had no prior experience in leadi
Meyu ChangkiriLast Sunday was one of the most special days of my life - I had the incredible privilege of baptizing both my son and daughter. As a pastor, baptizing my own children wasn’t just part of my duty
Rev Dr Zotuo KiewhuoTeenage phase is a transitioning phase where significant changes take place in a person’s physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional development. The decision a person makes during the tee
Meyu ChangkiriAcross the globe, there has been a noticeable shift in attitudes toward marriage, particularly among younger generations. Economic pressures, evolving societal norms, and personal priorities are s
Meyu ChangkiriAowabang Ozüküm, a senior pastor, once remarked, “Studying theology is not to solve unemployment problems, but to prepare and fulfill the spiritual calling.” In Northeast India (NEI), numero
Meyu ChangkiriWhy do so many Christians struggle to understand their faith deeply? While social media preachers are more popular than ever, biblical literacy continues to decline. What will this mean for the fu
Meyu ChangkiriWe live in times of great urgency for the Church and its institutions today. The crisis we face is both profound and alarming. Symptoms of spiritual sickness are painfully evident: nominal Christi
Meyu ChangkiriMy wife and I recently stepped into the 20th year of marriage and are very soon going into the 18th year of pastoral ministry together. Reflecting on these milestones, we are reminded of the divin
Meyu ChangkiriJudging others never improves anyone; love, however, does. In today’s world, many face accusations of being judgmental, prejudiced, or vengeful, rather than showing love. While these accusations
Meyu ChangkiriIn my fifty years, I have learned that acting hastily often leads to missteps, while patience allows us to experience the fullness of God’s blessings. Throughout the Holy Bible, we find no insta
Meyu ChangkiriImagine a church where prayers are whispered in myriad tongues, each reflecting the heart of its speaker, yet united in worship. Language, as a cornerstone of human connection, shapes relationship
Meyu ChangkiriIn 2014, a legal controversy in Houston thrust pastors into the spotlight when they were asked to submit their sermons for government scrutiny. This incident, widely seen as an affront to religiou
Meyu ChangkiriIntroductionJackie Hill Perry once said, “It’s not always a blessing to be busy.” This thought-provoking statement challenges a widely held belief in today’s fast-paced world: the idea tha
Meyu ChangkiriIntroductionOver the years, Sunday School ministry has profoundly shaped countless lives globally, becoming a cornerstone for spiritual growth among children, youth, and adults. For me, Sunday Sch
Meyu ChangkiriShillong On this 20th of October 2024, Christians across North East India unite in faith and purpose for the North East India Christian Council (NEICC) Day of Prayer. This day marks a signifi
Eyiekhrote VeroPfutseroIt is inevitable that the world is moving towards an inclusive community where each individual is valued and regarded regardless of their differences and challenges. A common definition o