Editorial

Kairos Global readers may have noticed the two new columns we have started from Issue 41: Truth Memes and Faithographic. I am writing this not only to marvel at the …
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John 8:1-11 presents the vivid story of the woman caught in adultery, who is brought to Jesus by the Pharisees intent on accusing him. The Bible interestingly states that Jesus …
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Matthew 5:12-16 asks us to be the salt of the earth and light of the world. But in today’s increasingly secularised world how can the faithful become its salt and …
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The young man I was talking to was visibly disturbed by his internal struggles. He was active in the ministry, was loved and respected and held positions of responsibility as …
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Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus is a best-selling book by John Gray, published in 1992 that I read long ago and found interesting. A few days back a …
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There is a widely prevalent, erroneous belief that Christian faith and the Church are against science, development and technology. Anybody who seriously investigates this issue will realise that this fallacious …
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St Paul’s letter to the Romans talks about the various virtues which will emanate from suffering. Not only that, but we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces …
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We are into the second month of 2021 and yet it is with eager expectation we await what lies ahead in the New Year and the surprises it may bestow. One …
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Dream Dreams

May I ask you at the beginning of the New Year about your plans, expectations and dreams for the new chapter in your life? If you have not …
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For a second year undergraduate student hailing from a remote village in Kerala, India, Jesus Youth ’85, for me was breathtaking and unforgettable. To think that thirty-five years have passed …
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