New Civilization

Most people fear death and see it as something unpleasant, but there is no real reason to think that way. We all try to live longer, yet many of us don’t have a clear reason why. The apostle Paul offered a radically different perspective when he wrote, “For to me,…

This world is defined by polarity. It operates on both positive and negative forces, and it is a fundamental error to curse one while expecting both to move in the same direction. As any student of electrical engineering understands, both positive and negative currents are essential; a circuit cannot function…

Every person—whether a beggar or a wanderer—carries within them a potential far greater than the force of an atomic bomb, even if their outward appearance seems unremarkable. What many struggle to grasp is the truth that human beings are created in God’s image. A person is not merely a physical…

Expecting external intervention has long been seen as a natural part of the struggle for survival. But keeping problems to oneself—often to guard secrets—can be one of humanity’s greatest dangers. Abuse within families, whether against women or men, is deplorable. For any woman living in constant fear of an abusive…

Democracy may never replace God’s Kingdom, but in our imperfect world, it stands out as the most practical form of civilization. It becomes unworkable only when imposed on uneducated populations. Giving democracy to people who lack awareness can be cruel, because its misuse may lead to their downfall. Democracy benefits…

Truth simply is. It requires no additions or subtractions. Its value cannot be inflated, nor can it be diminished, and no individual can claim to possess more of it than another. Attempting to dress something up does not make it truer. What we perceive in the material world may be a…

Goodness is not a condition God imposes upon humanity by force; it is an intrinsic quality that naturally benefits humankind. Everyone yearns to be loved, cared for, and treated with dignity. The antithesis of goodness stems from selfishness—the misguided conviction that happiness is obtained by exploiting others, whether through outright…

A Question for Every Believer in Zimbabwe Jesus declared Himself to be the way, the truth, and the life. If He could not relate to us as one of our own, He could not truly be the way He claimed to be. He lived among us—fully human, yet wholly committed…

In the landscape of Christianity, certain issues often fly beneath the radar yet hold the potential to significantly shape the future of faith. One such issue, deserving of careful attention, is the rise of apostolic sects in places like Zimbabwe. While many may view these groups as unpopular or theologically…

Jesus, who embodied truth perfectly, did not always adhere to rigid convention when facing hostile accusers. Truth is straightforward and self-sustaining; like light dispelling darkness, even the tiniest spark cannot be extinguished. Falsehood, on the other hand, often betrays itself through the ferocity with which it is defended. Some Christian…