Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts from October, 2024

Indigenous Community Has Unique Democracy

Democracy literally means rule by the people . The word comes from the Greek dēmokratia, which was used to describe the political structures in place in various Greek city-states, most notably Athens, in the middle of the 5th century BCE. The words are derived from dēmos ("people") and Kratos  ("rule"). Scholars have traditionally thought that democracy refers to rule by the people, specifically through elected representatives which originated around 2,500 years ago in Greece before spreading to Europe [1] and the United States. From a general perspective, many people may know recognized most European countries and the United States are deeply shaping real democracy and spreading democracy to the world. In this article, we will share more about how Democracy exists in Indigenous communities.  If we describe the democracy of Indigenous peoples, no one knows about real democracy which has shaped Indigenous communities for many centuries based on their practice...

Why do we as Christians sing?

Have you ever wondered why God wants his individuals to sing? “Anybody who has ever been to church or seen on social media will have noted that there is very a parcel of singing but is it basic and seems we revere God successfully without it?”  Here are a few of my experiences and scriptural reasons from well-known pastors worldwide.   Firstly, singing makes a difference for us, as it allows us to unwind and lock in each perspective of our being: intellect, body, and soul. What is more, singing has a special capacity to lead us into God’s nearness in harmony with others. At whatever point I have arrived at church; I feel new and appreciate singing since makes strides in my mental well-being and leads me to God’s nearness.   Secondly, let the word of Christ stay in you luxuriously, instructing and rebuking one another in all shrewdness, singing hymns and psalms and otherworldly melodies, with appreciation in your hearts to God (Colossians 3:16). To b...