New Civilization

One of humanity’s greatest failures is its refusal to take responsibility. Ironically, religion—often seen as a moral guide—frequently exacerbates this problem rather than solving it. True universal brotherhood cannot flourish where dogma replaces duty, where rituals overshadow responsibility. This leaves a big question mark as to whether religion is capable…

Modern civilisation is drowning in misinformation—a crisis demanding urgent attention. Ironically, the education system, which should illuminate truth, often perpetuates confusion instead. The boundary between fact and fiction blurs, creating unnecessary hurdles for those seeking to develop meaningful ideas. The root issue lies deeper than mere information overload; it stems…

Two opposing kingdoms exist—the Kingdom of God and the kingdom of Satan. While Satan’s dominion is fractured into competing realms of influence, God’s Kingdom stands united, sovereign, and eternal. Scripture reveals how Satan once tempted Jesus, offering Him all the kingdoms of the world in exchange for worship (Matthew 4:8-10). Yet Christ refused,…

The Sacredness of Humanity Every human bears the image of God—a truth that demands reverence. When we despise someone, regardless of their actions, we risk dishonouring the Creator Himself (Proverbs 17:5). While self-defence against evil may be necessary, hatred toward wrongdoers distorts our spiritual perspective. Jesus’ radical command—“Love your enemies,…

Introduction Governments often struggle to resolve the very problems they create, leaving societies in cycles of confusion and dependency. Yet, restoring sanity is possible by returning to three foundational truths inherent in every human being: True Identity, True Education, and True Value. Without understanding these principles, individuals remain trapped in societal…

Christianity has faced opposition since its inception. The early apostles endured persecution, imprisonment, and martyrdom—yet they embraced suffering, knowing that faithfulness to Christ mattered more than preserving their physical lives. The term “Christianity” itself has pagan origins (Acts 11:26), and Jesus never commanded His followers to adopt this label. In…

This presentation explores the theological and ethical implications of humanity’s intrinsic value from a biblical perspective, challenging contemporary hierarchies of human worth. Through exegesis of key Scriptures (e.g., Luke 15:20–24, Ezekiel 18:23, Psalm 116:15) and analysis of modern societal attitudes, it argues that God’s unwavering compassion for humanity—exemplified in the…

Everywhere you go, you’ll come across two main personality types: extroverts and introverts. Misunderstanding their traits can cause conflicts, but understanding them brings many benefits. Relationships aren’t shaped by race, tribe, or other identity factors—people are simply introverts or extroverts. For example, the success or failure of marriages isn’t always…

History has proven a timeless truth: nothing enduring stands without a solid foundation. From the towering skyscrapers that define modern cities to the bedrock principles of faith, strength begins at the base. Engineers understand this—without deep, unshakable footings, even the most impressive structures collapse. The same principle applies to spiritual life. In…

For many Christians, the term “Pastor” is synonymous with church leadership—so much so that a congregation without one seems unthinkable. Often viewed as shepherds guiding their flocks, pastors are sometimes elevated to a role that appears to transcend human capability. Yet, this perception aligns with Jesus’ declaration that He alone is the true…