The parable, “occupy till I come,” is a crucial axiom in understanding various elements of life, society, and religion. It originates from the Biblical parable recounted in Luke 19:13, when a nobleman departing for a far country leaves his servants in charge of ten minas, instructing them to “occupy” until his return (Amplified Bible, 2015). […]
OCCUPY TILL I COME Read More »
Support is indispensable in every phase of life. Without a sturdy support structure, one can encounter serious difficulties navigating through various life stages, experiencing setbacks in growth, advancement, and personal success. To improve on this, it is essential to construct a robust life support to act as a foundation, enabling one to confront and overcome
BUILDING A FORMIDABLE SUPPORT FOR YOUR LIFE Read More »
“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always
understanding love; 1 Corinthians 13:4–8 Read More »
The Book of Acts is renowned in Christian circles as a blueprint for the operational structures of the early Christian communities. The practicality, unity, and sense of purpose demonstrated by those depicted in the Book of Acts provide a remarkable model that can be adapted into a simplified system that modern organizations can channel for
Designing a System Inspired by the Book of Acts Read More »
Do you want to leave a legacy behind? No one lasts forever and all that is left when we leave is our lasting legacy. What are you going to leave for the people that you have influence over and care for? In this article, you will discover 14 new ways to leave a legacy. In
Guide to Leaving a Lasting Legacy Read More »
In Acts 2:42, Luke uses the word koinonia as one of his key terms for describing the vitality of life in the early church. Considering that Luke wrote almost one-third of the New Testament, it is significant that the word koinonia appears only here in his writings. It seems that Luke carefully and strategically chose
Luke’s Use of Koinonia Read More »
This is a catchall term for all of the methods, venues and modes of delivery in place before the digital age: lecture, lab work, demonstrations, seminars, group discussions, field work, etc. The key differentiator of this category is that groups of students and their teacher meet together in the same place at the same time
Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age Read More »