Rev J N Manokaran

 Falter at the end

There are many leaders who start well but falter at the end. Here are three examples: Moses: The greatest prophet, Law giver could not go to the Promised Land, but only the view from Mount Nebo. (Deuteronomy 34:1-12) Lord said that Moses broke the faith in Meribah Kadesh by not upholding the holiness of the […]

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Be always prepared

Peter Challenges believers to always be ready to share the reason for our faith. (I Peter 3:15) There are three aspects we ought to be prepared for. 1) Personal testimony: All disciples should prepare their testimony. The testimony should have three parts. This is the template: Life before knowing Lord Jesus Christ; how s/he came

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Flee or embrace sin?

Hana Horka, a folk singer from Czech refused to take vaccination. When her husband and son (both vaccinated) got an infection of Covid 19, she voluntarily exposed herself. She believed that infection would give her immune boost and also, she wanted to travel to visit bars and restaurants. Only those who were vaccinated and healed

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Be of Good Cheer!

Few friends gather in a bar each day. As they hold wine filled glasses, say ‘Cheers.’ However, all of them have nothing to cheer about. Alcoholic, drug addict, divorced, grieving, and sorrowful, they try to drown their vows in the drink. This temporary relief for them is called ‘Cheers.’ Again, they become sober and drown

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Sharing Testimony

Sharing our spiritual experience of transformation is essential for every believer. Witnessing, sharing, and presenting personal transformation should be done wisely. Paul’s conversion was dramatic, and it has been recorded in the New Testament in different formats. Generally, it has one template of three sections: First, life before conversion, second, the event of conversion and

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