Flourishing in Faith and Freedom: A Reflection on America’s Pursuit of Happiness
The pursuit of happiness, as Jefferson envisioned it, is more than personal pleasure; it is the opportunity to flourish with dignity, equality, and purpose. For Mar Thoma Christian
Faith and Freedom Through Generations A Reflection on 250 Years of American Independence
As Americans celebrate 250 years of independence, we remember the faith, sacrifices, and ideals that shaped our nation while acknowledging its unfinished struggle for freedom and e
Through the Divine Lens: Finding God’s Order in the Maasai Mara
A journey to Kenya’s Maasai Mara transformed photography into a deeper encounter with God’s creation. Through the rhythms of migration, the intricate design of animals, and the
Healing the Land: The Church’s Mission for a Just Nation
Born and raised in the United States, I attended the Maramon Convention eight times, beginning in 1997. During seminary training in India, I witnessed its preparation under the lea
My Maramon :Personal Reflections
Born and raised in the United States, I attended the Maramon Convention eight times, beginning in 1997. During seminary training in India, I witnessed its preparation under the lea
You are the Light of the World
Being the Light That Reveals Christ Almost two thousand years ago, in His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus spoke a message that many modern churches hesitate to emphasize as they proclai
Carrying, Shining, and Walking in His Light
In 1858, Edward Kimball shared the Gospel with a young Dwight L. Moody, beginning a chain of influence that reached millions. The Church’s mission remains the same: carry the lig
Transforming the Future: A Call to Youthful Faith
Rev. Thomas B. Too often, we assume that youth must be “fixed,” taught, or shaped by adults who hold all the answers. But wisdom is not about age—it is about love, courage, a
Broken to be made Whole
Like the white blood cell that quietly protects and heals the body, we too are called to serve in the background—broken, yet made whole to minister. In our brokenness, God remake
Beyond Silence: The Church’s Responsibility to Address Unreported Sufferings
In a world silenced by media spectacle, Nero’s Guests challenges us to confront the suffering of the unseen. Drawing from postcolonial theology and necropolitics, the Church is c