Scripture in Action

Those of us who believe in Christ become children of God. Let us embrace our identity as children of God with gratitude and awe, living in the reality of this truth, allowing it to shape our lives, relationships, and purpose. 

Jesus has entrusted us with the mission to share the message of hope, love, and redemption found in the Gospel, telling us to be his witnesses throughout the world. 

The opening words of the Gospel of John echo the opening words of the Book of Genesis: In the beginning. What are the parallels we can draw?

The Gospel of John is a remarkable account of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, written by one of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus to follow him. To receive these daily, WhatsApp "Subscribe" to +91 93214 56817.

As we end our bite-sized reflections on the Gospel of Matthew, may we embrace our role as ambassadors of the gospel, sharing the message of salvation with boldness and love. 

May we be courageous in embracing the truth of Jesus' resurrection and point others to the hope and salvation found in Christ alone despite the efforts of those who may try to stop us.

Being born again can be a terrifying experience because it implies we must first choose do die. But think of the caterpillar. If it didn't embrace change, it would never turn into a butterfly and fly!

The Jewish religious leaders inadvertently testified to the death of Jesus by placing guards around his tomb, but is there other evidence of Jesus' death?

The story of Joseph and Nicodemus invites us to consider our own commitment to Christ, even when it may be unpopular or require sacrifice, and our willingness to be associated with him.

When Jesus died, the heavy curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom, but what does it signify?