Marbaniang, Domenic

Hamare liye ek balak hei janma Ek putra diya gaya hamare liye x2 Aaj Bethlehem nagar mein ek taara chamka Huwa ujiyala, nayi subah Aur prithvi par hum gayenge Swarga dooton ke saath jayjaykaar Hamare.... Dekho Parmeshwar ne jagat se pyaar kiya Aur diya Putra hamare liye Karo vishwas us par aur pawo najaat Mrityu ka dar dur huwa Hamare.... Happy Happy Christmas हमारे लिए एक बालक है जन्‍मा एक पुत्र दिया गया हमारे लिये हमारे लिए एक बालक है जन्‍मा एक पुत्र दिया गया हमारे लिये 1. आज बैतलहेम नगर मे एक तारा चमका हूआ उजियाला, नई सुबह और पृथ्‍वी पर हम गाएंगे स्‍वर्गदूतों के साथ जयजयकार हमारे लिए ... 2. देखो परमेश्‍वर ने जगत से प्‍यार किया दिया अपना पुत्र हमारे लिये करो विश्‍वास उस पर और पाओ नज़ात मृत्‍यु का डर दूर हुआ हमारे लिए ... हैपि हैपि क्रिसमस मैरि मैरि क्रिसमस हैपि हैपि क्रिसमस मैरि मैरि क्रिसमस

"And this is the testimony: that God has given us eternal life, and this life is in His Son. He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life" (1Jn 5:11-12). 1. अद्वितीय जीवन (Adviteeya Jeevan) –  Exclusive Life, Jn.17:3, There’s nothing like it. 2. अनंत जीवन (Ananta Jeevan) –  Eternal Life,  1Jn.5:11,12 (Quality not Duration). 3. अलौकिक जीवन (Alaukika Jeevan) –  Supernatural Life,  1Cor. 15:47-49. 4. आत्मिक जीवन (Aatmika Jeevan) –  Spiritual Life,  Rom. 8:10,11. 5. अमूल्य जीवन (Amulya Jeevan) –  Invaluable Life,  1Pet.1:18,19. Life of His blood. 6. अलोकित जीवन (Alokit Jeevan) –  Illuminated Life,  Jn. 8:12; Jn.1:3; Eph.5:8. 7. अविनाशी जीवन (Avinashi Jeevan) –  Imperishable Life,  1Cor.15:51-53; 2Cor.4:16 8. अमर जीवन (Amar Jeevan) –  Immortal Life,  1Cor.15:25,26,53; Heb. 2:14; Rev.2:11; 20:6. 9. अपरिमित जीवन (Aparimita Jeevan) –  Infinite Life,  boundless, abundant, J...

Let's break ice and water the moon While windstorms hurl our lands into oceans, While sandstorms react with angry heat, Let's cover land and capture the skies, Let's rocket through our farthest horizon, Take a giant leap through a crater deep; Perhaps, one step away, a new world lies; And in this shifting luminary a future thrives. So, let's break ice and water the skies. But who'll break ice for a lonesome child For a helpless youth, for an anxious mother? Who'll bring light to the darkened world, Having eyes and lives enlightened? Aren't you, O man, called to be the neighbor, To bring hope to the world around? For, we may conquer the skies, yet be destitutes inside; We may travel as light; yet be haltered by the night; For, what does it profit a man if he gains the whole world, But loses his own soul? (c) Domenic Marbaniang, Nov, 2009

"he who has suffered in the flesh has ceased from sin" (1Pe 4:1). "I discipline my body and bring it into subjection, lest, when I have preached to others, I myself should become disqualified" (1Co 9:27). Someone said that there are an infinity of angles at which we can fall; but, only one at which we stand. Time, patience, discipline, and efforts are required to build something up; but, how sooner can the brutish nature, that infernal hound, bring down the whole edifice in an instant. Rebuke my slothful nature, Chastise my little mistakes, Whip out the inner folly, Drive blood into my veins! For, now I stand, then I collapse, Punctilinear creature of time and space. Divine Master, kill these reactions Of lustful flesh. Surround me with winds and currents, But drive me to Your throne. My will I place on Your altar, I hate it's freedom; it's pleasure I despise. For, what good can freedom bring When death reigns over it to the end? Lord, fuse my spirit with Yo...

i am, this egotistical self, Vain, vexed, and wanton; This idolatrous flaunt, Reckless, raucous, and rotten - How long shall the self strive To put itself away? Each time the mind gives up To flits of false display! The line between humility and pride Is almost invisible; The sinner and the broken man Can't almost part. I AM, Thou art O Merciful Savior The True Originator and Reason of all! Take this empty, vaunting self And fill it with Thyself Consuming its nothingness With Thy light!

"For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart" (Heb 4:12). There's a need for a division between soul and spirit in order to differentiate between the acts of human intellect and emotions and the revelation of the Spirit. Right action is that which follows the direction of the Spirit of God. Plato put the intellect over the hierarchy, but the limitations are evident; "man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word (rhema) that proceeds from the mouth of God" (Matthew 4:4). Prayer: Father, give us Your Spirit of wisdom and revelation and enlighten our eyes of understanding to know and do what You desire of us in Jesus Christ. Amen.

Good morning everybody! We have assembled here this morning for an august occasion; to witness and participate in a grand celebration of a few bright, strong, vigorous, and promising men and women who finished a course, a race, and a learning episode. To some of us, this is a magnificent spectacle; to a few, it is intensely personal; because the laborer who brings home his wages knows the value of what he got by his sweat; and the laborers here are many, the labors have been many, especially on the part of the learners, but also greatly on the part of the teachers, administrators, sponsors, and numerous others who gave this momentum its particular shape. So, isn’t this a significant academic juncture; especially when we see that this package of the conference has unfolded under its cover of prayers and passion with the deeply embedded motif of Encountering God ? We’re having mind-opening revelations, heart-strengthening visitations, and spirit-enriching manifestations. From the early u...