Rev J N Manokaran

In a village, there lived a righteous man, who always did good for others. He was not very rich but was popular. Another man was rich, envied the righteous man, and tried to harass him. Sadly, people started going to him, who misguided them and turned them against the righteous man. He felt very sad, […]

Many people go through immense suffering and pain. They are emotionally exhausted, mentally fatigued, and spiritually empty. Yet, when they listen to good news, they are unable to receive it with hope. The children of Israel were under tyranny for four hundred years in Egypt. When Moses announced that God had sent him to deliver,

An inferiority complex is characterized by constant feelings of inadequacy or insecurity in a person’s daily life due to a belief that s/he is physically or mentally or spiritually or financially inferior to others, whether such a belief is based on fact or just imagination. Sadly, the inferiority complex has brought dangerous consequences for individuals,

A missionary couple toiled in North India for over a decade. Due to health issues, the couple returned to their home state with their two children. Earlier, they had worked for the government. Their friends, colleagues and classmates were promoted, owned houses, cars, children in the best institutions and enjoyed a high-income lifestyle. This family

God chose the tribe of Levi and made a covenant with them. They were expected to serve the Lord with diligence. Prophet Malachi writes of God’s expectation from them and how they had fallen short of God’s requirements. (Malachi 2:6-8) All people of God are expected to be having these qualities. Sadly, there are performers

God appeared to Moses amid the Burning Bush and commissioned him to go to Egypt and redeem the Children of Israel who were slaves. However, Moses raised several objections. Who am I? Moses felt inadequate as a veteran shepherd of 40 years to go and speak in Pharaoh’s court. Lord assured that He will be

The disciples of Lord Jesus Christ, in the city of Antioch were ‘nicknamed’ or ‘dubbed’ as Christians. Obviously, the city people observed that the disciples were different. To define or brand them, they searched and found they were imitating Christ, hence called them as Christians. (Acts 11:26) Indeed, they were a blessing to the city

God called a few people in the Bible repeating their name twice. First, to get immediate attention of individuals. Second, God speaks about something important that should be done or stopped immediately, not be delayed. Third, to assign a higher responsibility to some. Four, it is the expression of intimate love of God. 1. Abraham:

Dr. J. Christy Wilson, Jr. and his wife Betty served in Afghanistan for 22 years. Many became followers of Lord Jesus Christ, including ‘blind Paul,’ a Muslim convert who translated the Bible into the Dari language. They were given permission to build a church. After three years Christy Wilson and Betty were ordered to leave

For forty years Moses was taking care of sheep. Even the sheep was not his, it was his father-in-law Jethro’s flock. The adopted son of Pharaoh’s daughter did not own anything. He brought the sheep to Horeb, later called Sinai. Moses would lead the Israelite to this mountain. (Exodus 3:1-3) Marvelous sight: Moses was on