People often define worship differently. Some think it is singing, others believe it is listening to preaching, serving others, praying, or sharing God’s Word. While all these may be expressions of worship, they do not fully define it.
The Bible reminds us that sin cannot remain hidden forever: “Be sure your sin will find you out” (Numbers 32:23). What begins in secrecy eventually comes to light, often with greater damage than if it had been confessed early. But the good news is that confession and repentance stop the ripple effect.
History is littered with battles where the underdog triumphs, not merely through superior tactics, but because the favorite has been
They ridiculed his physical weakness and appearance. They caused him emotional pain and even financial strain. Paul did not defend himself with arguments or credentials. Instead, he pointed them back to the Cross.
The Christian life can be beautifully summarized in three words: Worship, Work, and Witness.
God, who is complete in Himself, does not depend on anything we do. Our worship, service, or witness does not add to His glory.
Why did Jesus make this statement? His disciples did not expect an offer like that from their master.
Indian tradition holds that Thomas the Apostle brought the gospel to this land. Over time, however, deviations and additions affected the purity of worship.
Zacchaeus’ encounter with Jesus brought radical transformation. His soul was transformed, and Jesus became his Lord. True Gospel always produces visible, inward and outward change.
The gospel is not merely a message of excitement or emotion. It is a message of transformation. First, the way we speak changes. Second, our inner beauty…
Even when we do not think of God, we all depend constantly upon His presence in our lives. The more
The credit for the victory over the city of Jericho goes back to the man named Joshua. Joshua, a man
