The growing debate across social platforms over whether the church and politics should remain completely separate continues to draw attention from many people. Some strongly argue that faith should remain within the walls of the church, while others believe Christianity must actively engage with public and political life. As long as the world continues to exist, this debate may probably never truly come to an end. This article does not seek to argue every position within th

Why is it so hard to read the Bible daily, even when we know it is important? Why do we feel guilty when we miss it, yet still struggle to remain consistent? And what do we really expect when we open the Bible? Perhaps the issue is not only about discipline, but about how we understand Scripture itself. We own the Bible, treasure it, and carry it to every meeting and every church gathering. Some read it occasionally, others daily, yet the struggle remains. Reading becomes l

Many Christians believe that the biblical teaching of love should be so inclusive that sin in our communities is left unchallenged for the sake of “love.” There are instances where, in the name of “understanding people with love,” sin is openly tolerated even within Christian homes and communities. Does the biblical teaching of love include tolerating sin in our daily lives? Is tolerating sin truly an act of love? Many of us think that sin spreads because people commit it. We

The changing nature of communication in digital age No doubt, social media serves as a powerful tool of communication and connectivity. It connects our loved ones across the world, reducing distances that once felt impossible to overcome. What was once merely a concept in textbooks, global connectivity is now a lived reality, often exceeding what we imagined. It has undeniably made communication easier, allowing people to maintain relationships, share experiences, and sta

As a global society, we have witnessed a paradigm shift in the role fashion plays — it has become a powerful medium of self-expression, identity formation, and social commentary. As Imran Azeem, Shagufta, and Aliyah observe, “Across history, fashion has served as both a silent and vibrant language — a non-verbal form of expression that articulates identity, challenges norms, and provokes societal reflection.” Yet, as children of God, we have also witnessed a degradation of