In today’s world, many people feel trapped in a cycle of constant work and exhaustion. The pressure to be productive every moment leaves little room for genuine rest. This relentless pace often leads to burn-out, a state of physical, emotional, and mental fatigue. Yet, the ancient practice of Sabbath offers a powerful alternative—a way to reclaim rest and promote human flourishing. This blog explores the theology of rest and Sabbath, inviting readers to rethink rest in a hype

Forgiveness is more than just a concept; it is a transformative force ingrained in the Christian faith. It shapes our personal...

The danger of willful sin is a perilous territory for any believer.

In today's world, marked by globalization, pop culture, and the ready availability of luxury, it is easy to fall in love with the world.

Holy Communion, also known as the Eucharist or the Lord's Supper, holds profound significance in the Christian faith.

In life, there comes a time for many when the fire of spiritual fervor dims, and the once vibrant love for God grows cold.

Let us turn our attention to two often-overlooked figures in the passion narrative: the two criminals hanging beside Jesus.

Maundy Thursday shows us God on His knees on the night before His crucifixion, as Jesus humbly washed the feet of His disciples.

Spiritual warfare can sound scary but understanding what it means for us empowers us to face it with confidence and assurance of victory.

In a world where religious persecution remains a harsh reality, the response of young Christians becomes crucial.

The question of whether Christians should follow the Ten Commandments is a topic of ongoing debate and reflection within Christendom.

As a young Sunday school teacher, you hold the key to creating a vibrant and engaging learning environment for children.

Should Christians retreat from the world, engaging only with fellow believers or should they immerse themselves in the world to bring change

Lent is the time to reflect on the profound significance of the Day of Atonement and its fulfillment in the Passion of Jesus Christ.

The motif of Jesus Christ as the Lion from the Tribe of Judah symbolizes his cosmic kingship over the universe.

In ancient Israelite culture, the high priest served as the intermediary between God and the people.

In a world filled with various commitments and distractions, it's natural to wonder about the significance of regular church attendance.

As a young Christian living in India, it's essential to recognize the power of prayer in shaping our nation's destiny.

Friendship, in the realm of Christianity, is not merely a lighthearted companionship centered around fun and enjoyment.

Paul draws parallels between the Christian life and two iconic athletic pursuits: the marathon and boxing.