A 16-second video clip shows a woman entering the Bhagirathi River, a tributary of the Ganges in Uttarkashi. She had instructed her 11-year-old daughter to shoot a video on her mobile phone. The woman suddenly slips as her daughter shouts, “Mummy!” She struggles to get out of the water, but is swept away by strong […]
A dying martyr experiences peace, the reward of obeying the Scripture. (Psalm 19:10-11) “A quiet conscience is a little heaven. A martyr was fastened to the stake, and the sheriff who was to execute him expressed his sorrow that he should persevere in his opinions, and compel him to set fire to the pile. The
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God led Israel out of slavery in Egypt. As they approached the Red Sea, the Egyptian army pursued them. However, God created a way by dividing the Red Sea, and the Israelites walked and crossed the sea. When Egyptians followed the same way, they were drowned in the Red Sea. (Exodus 14:21-29) A clearer explanation
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The calls were not going through. Several attempts, no breakthrough. His close friend has blocked his phone number. He was perplexed and had several questions arising in his mind. Asaph also went through such a dry season; he asked six questions that are similar to what a believer could ask in trying times. (Psalms 77:7-9)
Christian spirituality is dependent on God, His Word, and His Spirit. The Psalmist describes this spirituality in a few verses. (Psalm 119:169-175) To lead a Godly, spiritual, and God-honoring life, the following are needed. That was the Psalmist’s prayer and cries, and should be our prayers too. Understanding: Reading the Scripture is important, but more
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Among David’s sons, Absalom was ambitious, had an attractive personality, and was cunning. He stole the hearts of people and also the throne of David. (II Samuel 15-18) David experienced betrayal, rejection, and abandonment by people. It was a shameful situation in which people commented that God abandoned David, and He would not help him.
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George Wishart, who served as the Bishop of Edinburgh in the 17th century. He was condemned to death for preaching the gospel. It was a custom to ask for the last wish, and also what music or song (psalm) would be played when he was hanged. He chose the longest Psalm. (Psalm 119) It was
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In almost all cities, the management of waste, liquid, and solid waste is a significant challenge. New technologies are introduced, yet new challenges keep mounting. Sin is compared with dross, the scum that forms on the surface of precious metal when refined. (Psalms 119:118-120) It is discarded by the metalsmith. (Isaiah 1:22; Jeremiah 6:28-30; Ezekiel
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One young college graduate argued that the Earth was several million years old. No one created the world; it happened by itself or with the Big Bang. God confronted Job with the question: “Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth?” (Job 38:4-7) This question is not only for Job, but for
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A small group of teenagers studied the Book of James. When they completed it, one boy gave this testimony: “I was the most stupid boy in my class. My parents and teachers gave up on me. As I attended this bible study, I got faith and confidence to ask God for wisdom. Now, my teachers
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