Why is it, then, that universally everyone hates the stepmother and stepsisters, while still sharing some of their evil desires? Could it be that our inner consciences are responding to a universal principle that reflects the way we have been beautifully and wonderfully created, while our selfish tendencies are reflecting a break that has occurred in this universal principle of love?
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Around the world, there are a lot of “round pizzas” that simply cannot be labeled, cataloged, stored away neatly, or turned into easy-to-understand dashboards.
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Every year, the busyness and consumerism rampant during the holidays threaten to overshadow the real meaning of Christmas. In the flurry of our shopping sprees and indulgences, what does Jesus’ birth tell us about how we should celebrate the season?
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From the beginning of time, history’s records are full of wicked or negative people. Take a look at the family history of Jesus Christ. Jacob was a cheat. Rahab was a prostitute. David was an adulterer. In fact, the entire Bible is full of imperfect people. Peter, the disciple of Christ, had a temper. Noah drank too much. The list goes on.
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Are we going to be remembered for living in a nice home, or having a big pension? Or, are we going to be remembered for what we did on behalf of God and others?
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Not everyone lasts the course. Some have a bad start. Others simply give up while running the marathon of life. One thing is sure. Life is not a hundred meters dash. Each of us goes through significant life stages that are made up of many twists and turns.
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Father is so unfair.
The case of the older son remains true even today. The righteous man leaves everything he has and lives his life like a hermit to satisfy God. Others fast for days, walk miles to a temple, or beat their body in sacrifice and to earn God’s favor. The righteous keep the laws that they have construed for themselves so that they can earn their certificate of righteousness.
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Good advice is like a feather. The softer you make it land, the more effective it will be.
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How should I respond when God tells me to do something? How can I be sure His promises are true? Will I look like a fool if I walk in faith and have nothing to show for it?
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Recently, we received tragic news that Yuvraj Singh, hero from India’s 2011 World Cup triumph, has Stage 1 cancer.
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Most of us spend a lot of time on Facebook. Ever wondered how Jesus would have used Facebook had He come on this earth in this day and digital age? In this blog, Amitabh Singh presents the gospel according to Facebook.
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In 2002, Publishers Weekly called Prayer of Jabez “the fastest –selling book of all time,” quickly becoming a #1 New York Times bestseller. Who would have predicted such an outcome considering Bruce Wilkinson first published the 93-page book in the spring of 2000?
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Why is it important for leaders to have clear vision? Because leadership is about going somewhere. If you and your people don’t know where you are going, your leadership doesn’t matter.
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When I look to Jesus, I find God in human flesh, showing us a few amazing examples of what we should be doing on behalf of humankind. The law in Biblical times suggested that adultery was punishable by death. Even so, Jesus advocated something higher than the law, forgiving the adulterous woman and defending her against the community who stood to kill her. Jesus sat with the outcasts and dined with the sinners. He touched the untouchables and healed the lepers. The law of the Sabbath did not stop Jesus from doing good to those who needed it, healing the sick and feeding the poor.
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The silver lining in all of this is the fact that God is the one who is constantly searching and looking out for us. Jesus shares two parables about the Lost Sheep and Lost Coin (Luke 15:1 to 10) that share this message. When both were lost, the owner of each searched high and low, day and night, until they were found. When they were found, their owners celebrated with great joy. In the same way, God seeks diligently after us so that we may be joyfully united with him.
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While it is true that outside of God there is no real hope, it is also true that in God, we have His unfailing promises. In Him, we have life, true life.
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We are all God’s work in progress. What He has started, He will finish. Let us submit our lives to the loving, committed, and bountiful Lord as we continue the course He has set for us.
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Jesus did not live and die to establish a new religion but to renew a broken relationship between humankind and God. He was indeed the ultimate management Guru!
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At the start of 2012, Amitabh Singh pens down 12 resolutions that he intends to abide by and live out his 2012. What are your plans for 2012?
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"Who Moved My Cheese?” written by Spencer Johnson, is a parable about two mice and two little people living in a maze. The mice are Sniff and Scurry. The little people are Hem and Haw. All of them share the common goal of finding cheese.
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Having read and reflected Dr. Chapman’s “The Five Love Languages,” I have tried relating each language to the way that Jesus expresses his love. Does he use all five love languages? How exactly does he express them? Do we feel we are experiencing the love languages of Jesus?
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