Wednesday, 31 October 2012

CHRISTA THUPHA PHONGJALDIA KOUNA


Jesu’n Aseijuite Ama thudol hettohsah a pangdia asolbanga, Christa nungjui jouse Ama hettohsah a pangdia kou ihiuve. Tahbeh maogin Christa athokit jouva Seijui somlekhat um nalaiho keuchun vannoipumpi a Kipana Thupha ahetsahsoh lou diu ahi. (Acts 1:8).
Hijehchun, Atahsan jouse Christa kipana thupha hi chelevana chule natohna mun hoa midang chankhompi le hettohsah a pangdia sol ihiuve
Hiche Kisolna/Kingansena(Missions) natoh hi Christian umdetlouna mun hoa bolding chu ahipene. Hijeh achu,Christian missionary khat chun, gamdanga ham eima gamsunga ham, Kipana Thupha ahechenloulai ho muna seiphona Mission houbung phudoh ding ahi.
Gospel Missiona thupipen chu Christa Kipana Thupha seiphong hi ahi. Chule, tahsa le jalhang ngaichatna ajong panpi ding ahi. Ahitheile, Christian missionary chun gilkel ho vahding, damlou jending, chule inbei ho in sempeh ding ahi. Tahsanmi konkhat hi phat neijousea(full-time missions) tongdia kou aumin ahi. Mission natongdia kou nahi le nahilou nahetna ding chu thilni khohten aume:
(1)        tonsot hinna nakisan tah em, chule (2) Pathen mikaihoijedan nahet tah em.
Hiche teni hi Natongdia kou kihetna a khohten ahi banin jong, hinkho pumpi a dimga jong ngaikhoh ahi. I-hetchet diuva nop um chu tahsa hinkho abeiya thi phattengle pathen kom ijot diu hinam. Chule, hiche leiset hinkhoa jong hi Pathen mi puihoi jong hi het ngaikhoh ahi.
(Hiche thu hi noiya website address kipea kijilna hi ahi. Hin kipe jom ding ahin. Athuhi Christian hinkhoa dia het ngaikhohten ahi. Mimal hinkho kipuina ding, Houbung kilamkaina, tahsanna lama kilamkaina ding, mission natohna ding le Huhhing kihetna ding, Huhhing kihetna lama kipuihoidan le tahsanlou ho laha Pathen natoh ding dan kijilna ahi. Mission natongnom le Hou lamakaina lama kithemchuh nomhon, noiya link hi meh leuchun hiche course chu na mudiu, join in lang Course lhingset jouvin Certificate kilah in, Lhumlam gam mihao 150 kithokhoma Course hi asemdoh’u ahin, India gama tahsanlou lah a tongnom hon jong abol theiyu, amahon mi asol nom’u ahi. Course najoa, son um nahile natohsah theiyu jong ahi.


THE CALL TO MISSIONS
<http://ablessedlifeinjesus.blogspot.com/2012/10/the-call-to-missions.html>
II. Introduction
All disciples of Christ are called to witness for him, just as Jesus commanded his Apostles to witness for him. See Matthew 28:19,20; Acts 1:8.
 Certainly the eleven Apostles that remained with Christ after the resurrection could not carry the Gospel to the “ends of the earth” by themselves (Acts 1:8).
 So every believer is commanded to share the Good News of Christ as he or she goes about daily activities.
Missions Work typically involves witnessing in places where Christianity is not firmly established. So a Christian missionary may spread the Gospel and plant mission churches in foreign countries or in areas of his own country where the Good News of Christ has not penetrated.
While the primary purpose of Christian missions is to spread the Gospel, it is also to help people with physical and social needs. So if possible, a Christian missionary does things like feeding the hungry, caring for the sick, and providing shelter for the homeless.
Some believers are called to full-time missions. In order to determine if you are called to such mission work, it is important to be sure of two things:
(1) you have received eternal life, and
 (2) you know how to follow the guidance of God. Of course, these two essentials are valuable for more than just the call to missions, but throughout life.
We want to be assured that we will go to be with God when we physically die. And we want to know how to follow God’s guidance in every stage of life.

THE CALL TO MISSIONS


Hiche hi noiya kipe muna hi kijilna simmun ahin, hin kipe jing ding ahin; asim nom hon abanbana asim jing thei, simmun phatea jop nomhon noiya kipe muna khu ajop thei ahi.
II. Introduction
All disciples of Christ are called to witness for him, just as Jesus commanded his Apostles to witness for him. See Matthew 28:19,20; Acts 1:8.
 Certainly the eleven Apostles that remained with Christ after the resurrection could not carry the Gospel to the “ends of the earth” by themselves (Acts 1:8).
 So every believer is commanded to share the Good News of Christ as he or she goes about daily activities.
Missions Work typically involves witnessing in places where Christianity is not firmly established. So a Christian missionary may spread the Gospel and plant mission churches in foreign countries or in areas of his own country where the Good News of Christ has not penetrated.
While the primary purpose of Christian missions is to spread the Gospel, it is also to help people with physical and social needs. So if possible, a Christian missionary does things like feeding the hungry, caring for the sick, and providing shelter for the homeless.
Some believers are called to full-time missions. In order to determine if you are called to such mission work, it is important to be sure of two things:
(1) you have received eternal life, and
 (2) you know how to follow the guidance of God. Of course, these two essentials are valuable for more than just the call to missions, but throughout life.
We want to be assured that we will go to be with God when we physically die. And we want to know how to follow God’s guidance in every stage of life.

THE CALL TO MISSIONS


Hiche hi noiya kipe muna hi kijilna simmun ahin, hin kipe jing ding ahin; asim nom hon abanbana asim jing thei, simmun phatea jop nomhon noiya kipe muna khu ajop thei ahi.
II. Introduction
All disciples of Christ are called to witness for him, just as Jesus commanded his Apostles to witness for him. See Matthew 28:19,20; Acts 1:8.
 Certainly the eleven Apostles that remained with Christ after the resurrection could not carry the Gospel to the “ends of the earth” by themselves (Acts 1:8).
 So every believer is commanded to share the Good News of Christ as he or she goes about daily activities.
Missions Work typically involves witnessing in places where Christianity is not firmly established. So a Christian missionary may spread the Gospel and plant mission churches in foreign countries or in areas of his own country where the Good News of Christ has not penetrated.
While the primary purpose of Christian missions is to spread the Gospel, it is also to help people with physical and social needs. So if possible, a Christian missionary does things like feeding the hungry, caring for the sick, and providing shelter for the homeless.
Some believers are called to full-time missions. In order to determine if you are called to such mission work, it is important to be sure of two things:
(1) you have received eternal life, and
 (2) you know how to follow the guidance of God. Of course, these two essentials are valuable for more than just the call to missions, but throughout life.
We want to be assured that we will go to be with God when we physically die. And we want to know how to follow God’s guidance in every stage of life.

THE CALL TO MISSIONS


Hiche hi noiya kipe muna hi kijilna simmun ahin, hin kipe jing ding ahin; asim nom hon abanbana asim jing thei, simmun phatea jop nomhon noiya kipe muna khu ajop thei ahi.
II. Introduction
All disciples of Christ are called to witness for him, just as Jesus commanded his Apostles to witness for him. See Matthew 28:19,20; Acts 1:8.
 Certainly the eleven Apostles that remained with Christ after the resurrection could not carry the Gospel to the “ends of the earth” by themselves (Acts 1:8).
 So every believer is commanded to share the Good News of Christ as he or she goes about daily activities.
Missions Work typically involves witnessing in places where Christianity is not firmly established. So a Christian missionary may spread the Gospel and plant mission churches in foreign countries or in areas of his own country where the Good News of Christ has not penetrated.
While the primary purpose of Christian missions is to spread the Gospel, it is also to help people with physical and social needs. So if possible, a Christian missionary does things like feeding the hungry, caring for the sick, and providing shelter for the homeless.
Some believers are called to full-time missions. In order to determine if you are called to such mission work, it is important to be sure of two things:
(1) you have received eternal life, and
 (2) you know how to follow the guidance of God. Of course, these two essentials are valuable for more than just the call to missions, but throughout life.
We want to be assured that we will go to be with God when we physically die. And we want to know how to follow God’s guidance in every stage of life.

THE CALL TO MISSIONS


Hiche hi noiya kipe muna hi kijilna simmun ahin, hin kipe jing ding ahin; asim nom hon abanbana asim jing thei, simmun phatea jop nomhon noiya kipe muna khu ajop thei ahi.
II. Introduction
All disciples of Christ are called to witness for him, just as Jesus commanded his Apostles to witness for him. See Matthew 28:19,20; Acts 1:8.
 Certainly the eleven Apostles that remained with Christ after the resurrection could not carry the Gospel to the “ends of the earth” by themselves (Acts 1:8).
 So every believer is commanded to share the Good News of Christ as he or she goes about daily activities.
Missions Work typically involves witnessing in places where Christianity is not firmly established. So a Christian missionary may spread the Gospel and plant mission churches in foreign countries or in areas of his own country where the Good News of Christ has not penetrated.
While the primary purpose of Christian missions is to spread the Gospel, it is also to help people with physical and social needs. So if possible, a Christian missionary does things like feeding the hungry, caring for the sick, and providing shelter for the homeless.
Some believers are called to full-time missions. In order to determine if you are called to such mission work, it is important to be sure of two things:
(1) you have received eternal life, and
 (2) you know how to follow the guidance of God. Of course, these two essentials are valuable for more than just the call to missions, but throughout life.
We want to be assured that we will go to be with God when we physically die. And we want to know how to follow God’s guidance in every stage of life.

Monday, 29 October 2012

Huhhing channa di a Lunga tahsan a, kama phondoh ding ahi


“Nangman nakama “Jesu hi Pakai ahi” tia naphondoh a,chule Ama chu Pathen in athilah a konin akaithouve ti natahsanle huhhinga na umding ahi.
 Ajeh chu, natahsan nachu nalung ahin chule hichu them nachanna chu ahin; chule natahsan naphondohna chu nakam ahi,hichu na sochatna ahi.
Pathen lekhabun, “Koihile Ama tahsan chan chu kijumsolou ding” tia aseibang chun.
Ajehchu, Judami le namdangmi achomna aumpoi- Pakai khat chu Pakai ahi jeng e; chule Ama kou chan chu bulhingset a phattheina kichan ahi, ajehchu,
“Koihile Pakai min kou jouse chu huhhinga umding ahitai.”(Rome 10:9-13) Hiche a kimu chu, ‘na lunga natahsan ding’ hichu ‘na themchanna’. Chule, na ‘tahsan kihetna’ dinga ‘nakama naphondoh’ ding, chule , hiche photchetna a chu ‘nahinkho manna a navetsah(profess) ding’ ahi.Pathen in eingailut, lungset-khoto le khohsah danu hi – chonphat vang hilouva, tahsan jala huhhinga umthei dia eisempeh u ahitai. Chonphat vang hile koima asohcha ding aki umpoi!
Lungset-khotomana bou huhhinga um ihiuve. Lungdong hih in, gol. Natahsan tei katahsan e.
Nakama naphondoh loulaile, tuhin, dilsunlang, taovin, phongdoh jeng in.
Chule, nahinkhoa na vetsah theina dingin, “Pakai, katahsan e, ka lhahsamna a neipanpin; kahinkho nangin nei puiyin, na deilam hinkho nei mansah in tia ka Leng le Huhhingpu Jesu Christa minin, Amen” tin taovin.  Pakaiyin na panpi jing tan.

Sunday, 28 October 2012

Kipahna tahbeh selthei ahipoi


Miphah khat Jesu henga ahungin, boh khup in,ajah a, 
“Nalung ahile neidamsah in” ataotai.
 Jesu’n akhoto lheh in, akhut alhangin, agah thamin,  
 “Ka lung ahi, damtheng tan,”atipeh tai!” 
 Apet tah in aphahna chu abeiyin, a damthengseh jengtai.
Gang chela chamang dia solin Jesun thu amop in:
 “Ven, hiche thu hi koima seipeh hih in. Chusangin, thempu gakivetsah inlang, Mose thupeh bangin, maichama to ding chu, nadamtheng hetna in gatoh jon” atipeh tai.
Mipa chu achemangin, anomcha bep in lhangphongtah in agaseilele jengtan ahile athu chu akithe thang soh tai. Hiche jehchun, Jesu chu khopi sunga luttheilouvin, munthip laiya aumlotai. Hinla, mipi chu muntina pat in Jesu koma ahung hung jeng taovin ahi.” (Mark 1:40-45)
Sopite,hiche ahin thilloupi ni aum akimui. Khatna, Aphahpa hin aphah chu akihet chet e. Chule, hiche khanga chu phah (Leprosy) hi jendamtheilou ahi. Mipa hin, anatna gihtah ‘phah’ chu jendamtheilou, athipi teitei ding ahi ahetai. Hitia, thi ngah a aumjeng pet chun, Jesu thu ajatai. Jesun dammo jouse aboldam ajatai. Ama vang Jesu koma cheding jong akiphalamin, kisonna aneijoupoi ti hi akigolnem paocheng hin akicheh tahbeh in ahi. Jesun adamsahthei ahi ahet jong kicheh mong mong ahi. A kamcheng hi gelin “Na lung ahile neidamsah thei ahi” ati. Jesu’n anopnop adamsahthei ahi atahsan tahbeh ahi. Hinla, ama aboldam nom ding chu kisong joulou ‘kei michonse pentah hi eidamsah nomna dem o?’ tia kigel ahi akamchenga hi kimandoh ahitai. Hitia, atahsanna det le ama kingainem chu Jesu’n kichehtah in ahei. Hijeh chun, Jesu’n alungset in akhoto lheh jeng in ahi. Hijeh chun, Pakai Jesu chun, ‘Boi, kangailut ka khoto hi kihet in, nadam ding iti kada ding ham? Nang tobanga tahsanna det, adammo, achanset kihet a, ama le ama kihuhhing joulou kihet a, damna- huhhingna ngaichatna neiya, kingainem a kakoma hungho damsah –huhhing dinga hiba hung kahi’ tia gelin “Ka lung ahi, damtan!” agahtile O, miphahpa chu adam hel tan, ati-avou chu athengsel jeng tai.
Pakai kamcheng, akama kona thu hungpot hohin iti lom loma thu anei hitam! Hiche Jesu hi hilouham semtil a Pathen a ana uma “Vah hung umhen”, tia seiya vah hung uma, ati lamlam umjengpa Pathen’a umjing jengpa chu! (Genesis 1 le John 1 simkop in) Tuipi kinonglai le huipi hatlai jong “thip in” atile thi jeng. Adammo ho “Damtan’ atile damjeng. Athi jong “thouvin” atile thou jeng.
Hiche, Jesu hi natahsanle “Na chonset abeitai, chonse kitta hih in” atile bei jeng ding ahi. “Pathen cha nahitai” atile nahi jeng ahi.
Adam le Eve apat numei le pasal (thisan, chi) a kona hung kijila hungpeng kijet ihiuvin chonsetna neisa pengcheh ihiuve. Napena pat in iti phat jonglechun, nathisana chonset umsa ahi. Jesu tailou hiche chonset suthengthei chu umlou ahi. Jesu chu hiche chonset sutheng dia Pathen in ahinsol, Pathen chapa chonsetna neilou ahi. Jesu chu mihem chi pang louva, Pathen Lhagao thenga kon peng ahi, hijeh achu, chonset (Satan) in achunga tha aneitheilou ahi. Jesu joh in chonset (Satan) chunga tha aneijoh ahi. Ama panpi louva koima dang chonset thahat jou ding umlou ahi.
Miphahpan adammona akihetchet a, Jesun aboldamloule thi teitei ding ahi akihet a Jesu kom abel bangin, chonset guiya peng, chonse , chonset a thiteitei ding nahi nakihet ngai ahi. Chule, Jesu’n na soptheng, na ngaidam loule chonset a thiteitei ding nahi kihet inlang, Akoma, kineosah in taovin, chutile, na ngaidam ding ahi.
Mitamtah in, ‘ka penthah tai’ atin, hinla, kipanatah aneitheipoi. Nang le nang nakilhep sang in, miphahpa bang hin, kipetheng in, kineosah in tao jengin. Aman nangaidam tahbeh tengle na lunggel kipah a nahinkho nom ding. Koima sei ngailouva, nasunga hinna lhagao chenga chun, nahi nahilou ahetlet ahi. Nahiteng ama chu kipah intin, miphahpan adam akihetchet a, Jesun ajahda vanga aphonlele jeng banga chu nang jong umthei talouva
“Kipana tah tah akisel, aki imtheipoi !”
 tibanga na umding ahi.

Saturday, 27 October 2012

PATHEN IN NA NGAILUI



Pathen in eingailut jal’uva mihem’a eisem’uva; chule, van le leiset le asunga umjouse hi eingailutnau vetsahna dia asem ahi. Pathen in, Themgao Moses chu Lhagao Theng’a kona athuhi ahetsah’a ajihsah ahi in, hichu Holy Bible’ahiwww.facebook.com/lalkamhengnan akijih e. Pathen thilsem hothu, Moses jih ho Genesis buakon sim’ute. Hiche hi chomcha cha, aban bana, “PATHEN IN NA NGAILUI” tia, hin kiso jom jing ding ahi. Lekhabu dang simbanga simho’n Pathenthu hi ahethem theipoi. Pathen Lhagao Theng panpina abou kihechen ahi. Hijeh achu, Pakai Jesu le aseijuite chun “Angaina ding Nakhang neiyan ngaihen” atijiu ahi. Hiche sim jouse Pathen in “Nakhang” ati “Lhagao Theng” chu apehcheh ding ka taona ahi. Athu nasimna akonin – Pathen phattheibohna changta’n. Pathen in phatthei naboh dia taona mang kahi.

SEMTI’L THU
“1 –Ati’la chu Pathen in van le leiset anasem ahitai. 2- leiset hi alim le agongso umlou le akeohel anahi’n, ongho’m thuhtah chunga chu muthim um a, chule tuipi mai’a chu Pathen Lhagao chu kilaplele anahi. 3- Hichun, Pathen in “Vah hung umhen” atile Vah chu ahung umtai. 4- Pathen in Vah chu aphat ahi amutai, hichun, Vah chu Muthim to akhentai. 5- Pathen in Vah chu amin “Su’n” asah in, Muthim chu “Jan” asahtai. Chule, nilhah ahung um in, jingkah jong ahung umtai – hichu, nikho ummasapen ahung hitai. (Genesis 1:1-5 NKJV)
HETDING : Sopite, tujeng in jong, Pathen’a hinna,Lhagova penthahna neiloudin, semti’la, lei le van agongsobei, muthim lah a hinkho umbou ahi. Jesu Christa chu Leng le Huhhingpu dia ikoutengule bou Pathen in “Vah umhen” atijia “Vah tahbeh, mitinsalvahpa Jesu” chu isunguva a Lhagao Theng’a chenga hinkhothah chu kineiji ahi. Hitia chu, “Vah, Jesu” chu eihoa aumtengle hinkholui mang hoto achom kihung hiji ahi. Jesu umna hochu “SUN” chate hija, Jesu umlouna mite chu “MUTHIM” chate hiuva, Pathen in asekhenjia, “Vah chate” chu “Muthim chate” akona achom’a akoiya, phattheina tincheng apehji ahi. Hitia, Jesu Christa ikisannuva, hinkhothah eipeh niu chu nikho masapena Pathen in “HINNA LEKHABU”a chu imin’u ajihlut ji ahi. Hinkhothah mang din nangjong katem’e. Pakaiyin phatthei naboh tahen.

'Jesua hinna' kihonlona



Hiche 'Jesua hinna' hi I-Pakaiyu Jesu Christa mihuhhingna thu mijouse chankhompina dia Online mission kisem doh ahi.
Lungdonga ka umlaiyin, Jesu Christa kakouvin, Aman eisangin, kichehtah a anikho kahettah lou vang in Nisim 14 April 2010 hinte. Hichenia pat chun, Pakai Jesu, ka Leng le ka Huhhingpu chu kahinna apumpi Amakhut a kangamtai.