ZOMI CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, DELHI

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1.Numei khat hileng ka pasal tung ah kalungsim leh kapumpi avek in kapia ding hi.
2.Numei khat hileng kapasal kazahtak dinga,zahtakna toh kahoupih ding hi.
3.Numei khat hileng kapasal ukna nuai ah kanungta ding hi
4.Numeikhat hileng kapasal kagensia ngeikei ding hi.
5.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal nu leh pa akipan amel theih khempeuh ka it pih ding hi.
6.Numei khaat hi leng hehna khat kaneih teh ka nuhleh pa inn ah kaciah pahpah kei ding hi.
7.Numei khat hi leng ka innkuan sung thu midang te kiang ka gen pahpah kei ding hi.
8.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal hawmthawh ka sawm den sanga thanemnate ah ka laptoh zawh nang ka hanchiam ding hi.
9.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal phuisam, tomlawhin ka om pahpah sang thupha pia in thungetsak ka hanciam zaw ding hi.
10.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal nasepte ah zumpih lo zaw in ka thupi ngaihsutpih zaw ding hi.
11.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal lungkiat loh na’ng in ka pum pi ka hahsiang ding a,a kilawm bangin ka kizemding hi.
12.Numei khat hi leng ahih theih laiteng ka pasal tawh ka omkhawm dinga, a pha a sia thuakpih ding ka hanciam ding hi.
13.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal beh leh phung pen kei a hi cih ngaihsunin a khantoh theih na’ng in ka hanciam ding.
14. Numei khat hi leng ka pasal hangin ka kiphatsak khak loh na’ng ka kidawm pha mahmah ding hi.
15.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal sangin thuneih zawk ding ka hanciam kei ding hi.
16.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal a khualzinna pan hong vai tun phetin thusia tawh ka vaidawn pahpah kei ding hi.
17.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal a sia lam peuhpeuh ka han thawn ngei kei ding hi.
18. Numei khat hi leng ka pasal omloh kalin khuaval zulhtat na te ka bawl kei ding hi.
19.Numei khat hi leng ka pasal lungkiatna a neih ciang in tha pia in thu ka ngetsak den ding hi.
20.Numei khat hi leng mipi kikhopna khempeuhah a manlah pen, a kamtampen leh a kidawkpen ka hih khak loh na’ng kaki dawm ding hi.
21.Numei khat hileng kapasal thanemna mun leh akicinlahna munte ah ka panpih theih zah in ka panpih ding hi.

22. Numei khat hi leng ka pasal in mundang sangin ka inn uh nop a sakpen na’ng ka hanciam ding hi.
23. Numei khat hi leng ka pasal lup ma-in ka lum pahpah kei dinga, zing a thawh ma in ka
tho masa ding hi.
24. Numei khat hi leng ka pasal annek ma in an ka ne kei ding hi.
25. Numei khat hi leng khutsiam khat teitei’ ka sin ding a, innkuanpih te dingin ka zang
ding hi.
26. Numei khat hi leng ka pasal hong theihsiam na’ng thusim neih ka pelh ding a, ka thanemnate ka pulak zel ding hi.
27. Numei khat hi leng hun awng ka neih sung in khualak ka vak sangin innkuan a ding nasep
hoih khat ka sem zaw ding hi.
28. Numei khat hi leng na dang tampi ka hanciam sang in ka pasal a ding in zi hoih, ka tate a dingin nu hoih, ka teknu leh ka tekpa a dingin mo hoih ka suah na’ng ka lungtup lianpen ka hisak ding hi. (May Lungdamna aw pan a teikhiat ahi).

Pasian in thupha hing pechiat ta hen aw !

Articles Thu Tuamtuam, Zomi

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Quiet Time - Be Still and Listen

Quiet time could refer to those precious moments after the kids are in bed, but for Christians, a quiet time is more than that. Quiet time, or devotion time, refers to our daily appointment with God, when we shut out as much outside interference as possible. During our quiet time, we may sing praise songs, pray, read Scripture or daily devotions, meditate on God’s Word, or simply be still and listen. Making that appointment is one thing; keeping it is something else entirely!
Quiet Time - The Outer Challenge

Quiet time is a goal that sounds simple, but which meets with greater challenges than many physical endurance contests. In America particularly, we live in a world of noise. Everywhere we go, even in our own homes, there is some kind of noise to distract us, from telephones to TV to traffic. But making time for daily devotion is critical to hearing God!
If we stop to think about it for a moment, we recognize that we live in enemy-occupied territory, so constructing an ideal spiritual surrounding is nearly impossible. Satan, our chief opponent, does not want us to spend quiet times with God. In fact, it is his goal to prevent that in any way possible. He knows that the more time we spend with God, the more like God we will become and the more we will be accomplishing God’s goals on this earth. Satan does not want us to succeed.
God wants all people to be saved, but Satan wants us all to perish. Praise God because His plan is greater! Satan is no match for God, but he can trouble God’s children, and he does. The next time you are finding it difficult to get away from the noise and get alone with God, remember who is standing in your way. Then remember who is greater!

Quiet Time - The Inner Challenge

Quiet time involves an inner state of being, as well as an outward condition. Have you ever noticed that when you sit down to read your Bible or pray, your mind begins to wander or you suddenly remember what you needed at the grocery store? Inner “noise” can be just as troublesome as outer noise when it comes to having quiet time with God.

Our own human weaknesses combine with the enemy’s efforts to keep us from God. There is a reason he is known as the Prince of the Power of the Air! But again, God is greater still. Defeating the inner noise can be done, but it requires commitment and discipline.
Quiet Time - What’s the Big Deal? Why Is It Important?

Quiet time can be so difficult to prioritize. It’s tempting to make excuses or just not bother.
Preparing our hearts to hear from God requires a focused effort. Noise, whether outside or
inside, distracts us. If we fail to understand the importance of having a regular, committed
quiet time with God, we are not likely to hear His voice…the one that whispers, “This is the
way; walk in it” (Isaiah 30:21).

God longs to spend time with us. Consider what He was willing to do for us, in order to reunite us with Him. Is it asking too much that we devote daily time to Him? Jesus set the example for us concerning quiet time. He took time to connect with the Father regularly, as the following Scriptures tell us:

“Then Jesus went with his disciples to a place
called Gethsemane, and he said to them, ‘Sit
here while I go over there and pray’”
(Matthew 26:36).

Articles Bible, Bible study, Christian, Jesus, Quiet Time

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Huan, aman, akiang uah, nagintak tung lai un Khasiangthou natang u hia? a chi a (Acts 19:2).

Tuni Penticost nithupi ni in Hagao Siangthou poimawna Ephesate Laihah sungpan kikum lei i ut hi.
Tam atunga itah lat Laisiangthou dawng zong Paul in a missionary khualzin aniveina huna Ephesa khopi a gingtu umte kunga athu get ahi hi. Ephesate bung sung pan in:

• Pasian tate ihi man un ama a ihi ua, agou luopi dingte ihi uh chi theisah nading in Pasian in a Hagao Siangthou in ahing chiam te hi(1:13,14).
• A Hagao Siangthou in pilna leh kilahna ahing piah zal in eite’n Pasian ithei thei uhi(1:17).
  Hagao Siangthou zal in Pa Pasian umna ah ilut thei uhi (2:18)
• Hago Siangthou ma in Pasian eite kung ah leh abieh innpi ah ahing um thei hi (2:22).
  Jentel Pasian miloute zong Sawltahte kunga Hagao Siangthou in atheisah bang un Pasian gouluo pite
  ihing hita uhi (3:4-6).
• Pasian Hagao Siangthou in i eite imi hina sunglam ua kipat ahing tha hat sah jel hi(3:16).
  Pasian toh kituah tah a ihin khawm theina ding un Pasian Hagao siangthou lung himaw sah lou ding
  ahi(4:30).
• Pasian Hagao Siangthou a idim zing ding uh khu Pasian deina ahi(5:17,18).
• Pasian galvan thupite khu Pasian Hagao namsau(Pasian Thu) leh bangchih tana Pasian Hagao
• a thum jing khu ahi (617,18)
• Pasian Hagao Siangthou natang tai ?

Articles khasiangtho, penticost

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“Ahi zongin a kisam taktak khat bek om a, Mary in tua a kisam na pen a semsem ahih manin, a nasep kikhawlsak lo ding hi,” ci-in a dawng hi”

Pasian mizatte nuntakna isimsim chiang in Thuciamlui sung hi in thuciamthak sung hitaleh, Pasian toh akikhawl den mite ahi pelmoh uhi. Enok Pasian toh omkhawm, Moses Pasian toh kikhawl den, Abraaham in khopi buai vengvung sunga a ten sang in singtang dawn a Pasian toh kikhawl ding nuam na sa zaw hi. Kumpi David in nakhat bekmah Topa kiang na ngen a,tuana pen Pasian toh aki khawlh theih den ding thu mah ahi hi (Late 27:4).
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Articles editorial, spirituality

-Upa S.K. Khama

Thumapi : Mangpa Jesu leitung a angpei lai a “Pahtawina” (kalaisai) anga na thu khantan hoi li(4) tenga imu bangin Jerusalem a, alut a, akipahtawidan saulou in en-vai.

Sabiltungnou khisa: Mangpa Jesu’n pahtawina khat a suoh hi. Tuni a eite shina khauhuol a khisa ihina uh ang thei khesah hi. Mizousie khelna ah ipuasieng ta ua, tua khelna man khu shina ahi a, shina khauhuol in mizousie ang khi chet hi. Hinanleh tuni in Mang Jesu pahtawina angana dingin Sabiltungnou mabang in vanzah poimaw khat na suoh thei hi.

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Articles Jerusalem, Mangpa Jesu, Palm Sunday

1. Khristmas ni’n Jesu piang

Vanleh lei leh asunga silum jousia bawlpa mihing a ahingpian na ngaisun ngai ei? Bngzata a kiniamkhiat atai? Khoveel a silthupi penleh silmun sit um pentan a huam hi.

2. Nopna niloupi ah

Khritmas ni in Vannei buppi nuamna’n a lua dim hi. Kaneu laiin ka lawm pa’n “Lawm, na ngaitua kha ngai ei? Khristman niin ganta banzatah akithat diai” chin ang dong a, a dawn an pethei sih nanleng nopna niloupi ahi ka phawh hi. Read more…

Articles Christmas

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Mangpa Jesu ahing pienlai in Rome Emperor Augustus Kaisar ahia, ama khu Octovea Kaiser zong akichi hi. Mipil laisiem chingkamtah ahia, kum sawm-le-nga alal kum in koima bawl ngailou sakhuo zalenna ahing hongkhie a, tuami’n vannuoi namchin akilemsah hi. Namchin zalenna leh lungmuonna apie a, nam-le-nam, khuo-le-khuo kihouthei in kikawmtuo theina ahing pien a Jesu Messiah zong ahing pieng theita hi.

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