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  • Faith demands obedience
    Selie Visa   The church of the ducks: The 19th century philosopher Soren Kierkegaard's told a story about a make-believe country where only ducks live. One Sunday morning all the ducks came into the
  • Teaching sound biblical doctrine
    Selie Visa   Introduction: Doctrinal differences exist not only between cults and denomination or between denominations and denominations. Differences also exist within the same group or the same denomi
  • Deacon Possessed
    Latterly, I got acquainted with the word “Deacon-possessed.” I had to guffaw and roar my heart out when I first saw the word. I thought I should have known it earlier, albeit, better late than never. In the
  • The Faithfulness of God
    Weprezo Chirhah BTC, PfutseroDeuteronomy: 7:9 know therefore that the Lord your God is God, the faithful God who maintains covenant loyalty with those who love him and keep his commandments, to a thousand
  • Perfect Poverty for Preachers Myth
    Mezhiisevi Mark Ziitso One of my friend with some deacons and leaders of a particular church were galloping the potholes of Nagaland, for Nagaland and by the Nagas on a horse power car after attending a me
  • Of friends who converted to Christianity
    Mezhiisevi Mark Ziitso When the drooling dinner was served, my friend, Nima continued narrating the amazing and amusing story of his friend to Rev. Zotuo. Nima and his beautiful wife, Ruth came to Nagaland
  • Trusting God for Provision
    Mezhiisevi Mark Ziitso Cold winter was becoming fresh warn spring. But still a cold night, it was. Neither the tongue nor the stomach whined at the dinner. After the drooling dinner; my brothers in their a
  • He is Alive
    Easter Sunday has the tag, “He is Alive.” This tag is special to me for two hallmarking events and its impact in my life; My Brother who passed to paradise in glory a few years back had a resurrection exper
  • Popular Perfect Myths: Perfect Health
    Hit or miss, I opine Nagas are gullible to the soul when it comes to spiritual experiences. Part of that cake is because of our animistic past or native religion, whatever you want to call it. Our culture and s
  • Sin! Or is it just bad feeling?
    Kedo Peseyie It is called sin, and just a bad feeling. One important element of evangelical piety is the conviction of sin.  Today Christians are known not so much for their theology, but for the
  • AUTHENTIC SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE
    -How do I know my spiritual experience is authentic?- Today there is much talk about spiritual experiences and people are interested in the supernatural and spiritual things.  While this hunger is goo
  • Naga Christianity: Holy Mess vs Holy Mass
    Naga ChristianityNaga Christianity is a kettle of fish. A turbulent voyage it is. Intellectualism stirs the calm sea of orthodoxy; as galaxies of secular worldviews storms and challenges the pure ethos of the B
  • Faith Vs Reason
    The popular misconception is that faith is opposed to reason.   And so we think that if our faith is to increase, our reason must take a break.  We often mistakenly think that we must fully exerc
  • Satanism in Nagaland: Putting it into Perspective
    The boy screeched howling and yowling, “Lucifer is my king” facing the sky. He scratched the floor as hard as a wolf leaving the prints of claws as though of X-Men, yet not a scrape on his fingers o
  • Study theology out of Nagaland: DOING IT RIGHT OR WRONG
    The scope, ‘out of Nagaland’ here would mean mainland India. At first glance, this write up may seem extraneous and irrelevant in the popular populace. I would plea, linger longer, you won’t r
  • The Naga who taught Billy Graham Servant-hood
    Lately, I was musing on the thought of Servant-hood. The idea to be an ideal in this virtue itched in me and the impulse pulsed all over my heart. Latterly, the idea got nailed with an incident while travelling
  • Commoditization of Water in NEI and Biblical Response
    Z.K. Pahrü PouBTC/PfutseroNortheast India is identified as one of the world's biodiversity hotspots. This is mainly due to abundant water resources in the region without which various forms of life would not b
  • A RIGHT VISION OF PROGRESS
    Kedo Peseyie There was a time when people believed that there would be indefinite growth and progress; that humankind is heading for heaven on earth; that we would someday regain the paradise we lost. Arme
  • Commoditization of Water in NEI and Biblical Response
    Northeast India is identified as one of the world's biodiversity hotspots. This is mainly due to abundant water resources in the region without which various forms of life would not be possible. The region is r
  • A RIGHT VISION OF PROGRESS
    There was a time when people believed that there would be indefinite growth and progress; that humankind is heading for heaven on earth; that we would someday regain the paradise we lost. Armed with an ever-pro
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