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Have you ever found yourself working hard to earn God’s favour, measuring your spiritual life by how much you give, how often you attend church, or how faithfully you serve? Many of us do. Without realizing it, we slip into the belief that God’s acceptance must be earned rather than received. And so, quietly, the heart begins to ask the same question the rich young ruler once asked: “What good must I do?”   When someone dies who was known for kindness, generosity, or service,

Co-Author: Ms. Temjenienla Imsong   As a global society, we have witnessed a paradigm shift in the role fashion plays — it has become a powerful medium of self-expression, identity formation, and social commentary. As Imran Azeem, Shagufta, and Aliyah observe, “Across history, fashion has served as both a silent and vibrant language — a non-verbal form of expression that articulates identity, challenges norms, and provokes societal reflection.”   Yet, as children of God, we

A Reflection from John 6   A new year often brings fresh resolutions. We promise ourselves to try harder, work more consistently, manage our time better, and become more disciplined. Many of these intentions are good. Thoughtful planning and personal effort are not wrong; they are often necessary.   Yet, at the beginning of a new year, something subtle can happen. Our confidence quietly shifts from trust in God to trust in our own determination. We begin the year leaning heav

When Christmas comes, children often wait with bright eyes and hopeful hearts. They expect gifts wrapped in shining paper, surprises chosen “because they’ve been good,” and stories of being rewarded if they behave well. Their excitement is shaped by feelings, wishes, and a sense of achievement as if Christmas arrives based on how deserving they are. It is a season that seems to run on wonder and reward. For roughly 400 years without canonical prophets (Mal. 4:5-6; Matt. 11:13

People often accuse the church of hypocrisy. Maybe you have said it yourself or at least heard it from someone who feels disappointed or wounded by how Christians behave. Some even argue that more kindness exists outside the church, while more judgment exists inside. These accusations are not new. They have echoed through generations.   Interestingly, many of these accusations do not come from those outside the faith, but from people who themselves profess to follow Jesus Chr