Deliberating Dalits: Finding new words for an old problem
Here I am attending another ecumenical conference on the issue of Dalit rights. I dont know how many campaigns and rallies I have attended to highlight the plights of dalit people. But now I am turning pessimistic, either due to the excessive talks and lack of action or more Christians not participating in the liberation [...]
Learning the art of Silence…
Did you know? One of the hardest bones in the human body is the jawbone. Uhhh…maybe not that surprising? Humans have great power..not the sword..the power vested on one’s tongue. Socrates once said “Nature has given us two ears, two eyes, and but one tongue to the end that we should hear and see more [...]
The Koran burning aftermath
When Pastor Terry Jones of Florida reiterated his plan to burn the Koran on the anniversary of 9/11, Christian groups in India cutting across denominational boundaries solicited for its obliteration. Press releases, statements, TV interviews were hastily made. It dint come as a surprise to me. My instincts started to predict a peril; a storm [...]
Three Marks of a Spiritual Man
Note: Thought I should post this piece by Zac Poonen. Hope it helps… “I could not speak to you as to spiritual men, but as to men of flesh” (1Co. 3:1). We read in 1Co. 1:5,7 that the Corinthian Christians excelled in three areas – knowledge of the Scriptures, preaching and the gifts of the [...]
The call to do mission is loud but not clear
It was another great Sunday at DBF. The pastor continued the sermon on “Mission”, final of a four-week series. I was sure very cheered to see the pastor urging his congregation to go out and do mission. But I was so much in curiosity why the sermon contained all about “doing mission”…especially when people of [...]
Iran’s practice of death by stoning is primitive and shocking
Sometimes we don’t realise how fortunate we are living in our country that has democracy as its backbone. Think of being born as a woman in a country like Iran. Sample the case of 43-year-old Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani. She was earlier this month convicted of adultery and was to be stoned to death. She had [...]
Church – Delhi
Delhi Bible Fellowship is sure a great place to worship in the capital. Was attending an early morning service this past Sunday. The message was great. The sermon did stir me to write an article, here is the link if you want to read. I sincerely hope there are more evangelical churches that stress on [...]
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