In Japan, broken pottery is often repaired by filling the cracks with gold. They have several related techniques for repairing broken ceramics that involve other metals—including silver, copper, or bronze.

How many times have I caught myself trying hard to run away? Avoiding situations, people or even myself. But running it was nevertheless. God has his own way of teaching us about our idiosyncrasies.

Ah, Christmas! Decorated trees, shining stars, cookies and sweets and jolly old Santa Claus. It’s the time of the year we’re all happy and grateful for.

“I can do it”, he thought to himself, wiping the sweat off his forehead. He stood in the long queue, waiting for his turn. He looked at the people in front of him – he knew this was going to be a long day. “I can do this”, he whispered to himself.

I know that most of us believe that we are God’s children. If we are His children then why do we live in fear? Why are we fearful of being influenced by the world? Shouldn’t it be the other way round? Don’t we have God’s grace that is superabundant over sin? Or Christ’s blessings that […]

I’m challenged, through this season, to find joy in Jesus Christ. Not from the world I’m living in, with so many troubles and worms in my apples. This world that thrives on, and is ruled by, emotions. But my Bible says, “The joy of The LORD is our strength.”

We do not believe in a cruel and merciless God. We believe in a God who pardons our sin and forgives our transgression. He does not stay angry forever but delights to show mercy.

“Hey. What’s up dear? Long Time. No news” A text from one of my old school friends gave me a feeling of surprise and happiness altogether. The first thought that came to my mind, even before I decided on what to reply was, “Does she still remember me?” Yeah!! It gives us so much joy […]

Expectations and Hope, two words we often come across almost daily, which seem similar, but are poles apart. How do these two terms differ? Or what makes them differ.