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TALENTS5 Christian Magazine

Stella Bogi

ConvergenceBy Jenny Stevec

Facing the Giants in your life

~ By George Powell

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Life Journey ofStella Bogi.

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aster is so much more than just one of the most significant events

on the Christian calendar. Yes, it’s the time believers consider the historic events of the crucifixion on Good Friday and celebrate the Resurrection hope three days later, but the Easter message is relevant for every human being and the world we live in today.

Easter message is one of hope. Consider Jesus, Himself an innocent man, who experienced such horrific physical and emotional suffering on the Cross… In doing so, He identifies with and relates to the pain we experience here on earth. It enables us to seek God in those times of despair and sorrow, and know that He relates to the challenges we face.

We take hope because the suffering on the Cross wasn’t the end of the story, and neither is our current situation. The Resurrection reminds us that there is hope in the midst of the dark days. The Christian faith is not one of denial where we ignore adversity and it will go away. Our faith in Jesus gives us the strength to face life and all its obstacles head on, knowing

God meets us where we’re at and takes us through.

Hope is one of those three pivotal virtues we live by - faith, hope and love. Faith is what enables us to believe in our God, love is the bond which keeps us close to God, but it is hope that helps us to keep believing and keep loving, when darkness descends or the cross becomes too heavy.

Jesus found it difficult to believe that God was with Him, or perhaps, even that God loved Him when he cried out from the cross ‘My God, my God, why have you abandoned me”. (Matthew 24.46)

The Resurrection was God’s answer to Jesus’ desperate call. Easter is the sign for us that God will never abandon us, that there will never be a time when we should give up hope.

May you - in your families, in your religious communities, in workplace find joy and gentle peace this Easter.

Thank you for being people of hope who can say “Jesus is Lord - He is Risen, Alleluia!”

God Bless.

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iss Stella Bogi of Hyderabad who graduated with M.Th in Pastoral Theology in 2000, is currently the

Principal of Trinity College, Hyderabad. She gained much by studying at SAIACS. Stella taught at Trinity Christian college, first as a part-time lecturer and later committed herself to full-time lectureship, as she felt led by the Lord. She continues, ‘Years ago I was given Vice-Principal ship and then became a Principal.

One afternoon I saw Jesus ( just like we see him in the movies, with white clothes, long hair, beard etc) signalling me with his hand to follow him. I followed him without any fear or hesitation, a few steps and then he disappeared. I ran and told this to my mother and my mom said next time He calls you say, “here am I”. So far I have not seen Him…

I grew up with five other siblings. I grew up with two older brothers, two younger brothers and one younger sister. At an

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early age since my mother was a working woman, I had the responsibility of taking care of my younger siblings. I could not bear when difference was shown between the boys and girls at home. I wanted justice, I would speak out and say, if girls can do washing then boys can do too.

Though I spoke up boldly, which was my defence mechanism, I was actually a very timid, shy, with very Low Self-Esteem. I hated the way I looked and thought there was no good in me and therefore always was found in the kitech. I hated myself so much that for two years of my teenage life I did not see the mirror.

My parents gave us very good god-fearing atmosphere at home. The bed-time stories my mom told us was from the Bible. The first Bible study I remember was from the book of Nehemiah taught by my Dad.

While studying in 10th class I had a great desire to be a Sunday School teacher. While

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I was preparing my first Sunday school lesson I was born again, when I came to the portion of, “How to lead a child to Christ” from one of the CEF Story books.

Since I grew up with very low self esteem. I needed to be appreciated. So I put all my energies into developing my cooking skills and into studies.

I was a very bright student and wanted to become a doctor. But God had a different path carved out for me. Since my friends from my 12th class went to do DCP (Diploma in Commercial Practice), I also joined the crowd without knowing what it was. Even before I could get my results of DCP I got a job in a Christian Printing Press.

I was actively involved in preaching in the church (started by my dad) and other churches. Was actively involved in VBS, Youth meetings, Sunday Schools, Good news clubs etc.

I had completed working for one year and one month. It was 23rd Sept 1984, I head an audible voice, “Resign”. I knew it was for me. So I told my MD I am resigning since the Lord asked me to. He tried to increase my salary, but in vain. I shared this news with my Pastor Amos Jayarathnam, who asked me to confirm this word from the Lord. On24th Sept 1984, my first fasting prayer I began to seek the Lord. After some time I heard an audible voice, “read Isa 61:6”. I opened my eyes, looked at the closed Bible beside me and thought, how can there be 66 chs….(I had no idea then about the chs) I heard the voice a second time, I opened my eyes and thought what if I open the Bible and there are no 66 chapters. And I began to cry and pray more. I could not resist the voice the third time as the voice was very powerful and loud and I turned the Bible

to Isa 61:6, “And you will be called priests of the Lord, you will be named ministers of our God. You will feed on the wealth of the nations and in their riches you will boast”. I knew this was a direct call from the Lord.For a year I was accompanying my pastor to village ministries and other places. Then in 1985 July, one of our church youth boys had returned from his studies in Bible college. He suggested that I join the Bible college. Until then I had no idea that women too could go to Bible college. I prayed and asked the Lord if it was His will, he will open door for me in the Bible college as the admissions were closed one month back. On July14th 1985 I joined the Bharat Bible College and by 1990 had completed Bachelor of Theology and Bachelor of Divinity. I knew I was called to be a teacher. Teaching is my passion.

Involved in pioneering Bible College (Kor-In) in Bangalore and then involved in teaching in the same college for two years. (1994-1996) Then came to Hyderabad and since then am involved in teaching and administration at Trinity Christian College. For past three years Trinity Christian College is under New Management.

It was shocking to know that I was the only lady principal in India in the Asia Theological Colleges. My prayer is that there will be many women in leadership position in Theological Institutions in India.

Any society is recognised by the values it has. I strongly believe that if a society has to be developed, then the women have to be developed. Women influence their families and the families inturn influence the society. Thus the society with good standing is formed. The standard of a society is directly proportional to the value of a woman at home.


God, we acknowledge You today as Lord, Not only of individuals, but of nations and governments.

We thank You for the privilege Of being able to organize ourselves politically And of knowing that political loyalty Does not have to mean disloyalty to You.

We thank You for Your law, Which our Founding Fathers acknowledged And recognized as higher than any human law.

We thank You for the opportunity that this election year puts before us, To exercise our solemn duty not only to vote, But to influence countless others to vote, And to vote correctly.

Lord, we pray that Your people may be awakened. Let them realize that while politics is not their salvation, Their response to You requires that they be politically active.

Awaken Your people to know that they are not

called to be a sect fleeing the world But rather a community of faith renewing the world.

Awaken them that the same hands lifted up to You in prayer Are the hands that pull the lever in the voting booth; That the same eyes that read Your Word Are the eyes that read the names on the ballot, And that they do not cease to be Christians When they enter the voting booth.

Awaken Your people to a commitment to justice, To the sanctity of marriage and the family, To the dignity of each individual human life, And to the truth that human rights begin when Human Lives Begin, And not one moment later.

Lord, we rejoice today That we are citizens of Your kingdom.

May that make us all the more committed To being faithful citizens on earth.

We ask this through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.

A Prayer for India’s General Election 2014

Fr. Frank Pavone

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ll of us face them . . . those situations or people that seem to tower over us sometimes leaving us paralyzed in our

tracks and sometimes running for our lives.

Whenever I think of giants I think of one of the greatest stories in the Bible, the story of young David facing big Goliath, the champion of the Philistines, who stood over 9 feet tall and daily threatened the army of God. You can find his story in the Old Testament book of I Samuel 17.

It truly is an amazing story that took place in the Valley of Elah many, many years ago, yet contains timely life and leadership lessons for us today, regardless of the culture in which we live.

This will be one of a series of articles written to help us learn and apply some of those lessons.

Here are three giant statements about giants.

1. Every giant introduces a person to himself.

Every time you or I face a giant it reveals a lot about who we are. Whether a personal crisis,

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a person, or an overwhelming problem, that giant serves as a mirror to help me see myself.

I remember one of the first ministry giants I faced was in the form of a tiny, petite lady in our church who happened to be the wife of one of the leaders in the church and the church secretary. To get to the point, she didn’t like the way I was running the youth program and proceeded to discuss it with everyone else but me. Essentially she was undermining everything I did.

Realizing this just couldn’t continue, I mustered up all the courage I could as a young kid of 21 years of age, and confronted her on the issue. I shared with her how what she was doing was hurting my ministry and how I needed her support as a person of influence in the church.

I’m happy to say that she responded favorably and as a result I not only gained her support but also her respect.

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Someone has said, “The size of a person is measured by the size of the challenges he or she is willing to face.”

You see, a lot of times, rather than face the giant we choose to run from it, ignore it, or just pretend it doesn’t exist.

That giant encounter helped me learn that every giant I was ever going to face in life was going to reintroduce me to myself. And when I faced them and dealt with them appropriately, though not always successfully, I could walk away with a certain amount of self-respect. I could say to myself, “George, that took courage. Way to go! You were not sure how that was going to turn out but you faced it! Good job.”

“A challenge doesn’t make us . . . it only reveals the stuff of which we are made.”

2. People who are growing to their highest potential have defeated giants.

It is true about sports teams, business teams, church leadership teams, marriages, families . . . no one will never be all they can be without somewhere, sometime facing and overcoming great obstacles.

In 1962 a book was published that is now out of print called, Cradles of Imminence. It was a book that studied the lives of 413 famous and successful people for five years attempting to discover a common thread in their life that would show why they were so successful.

After five years of close examination, it was noted that of the 413 people, 392 of them had faced unbelievable problems in their life. And they began to realize that the people who were coming out on top were the people who had been under overwhelming odds.

Booker T. Washington, the great African-American educator once said: “You cannot ever judge success by what position you have, you can only judge success by what you had to overcome to get there.”

3. Giants are often tools God uses to shape us for even bigger things.

Giants are tools God uses to make us better people, stronger people, and more mature people.

In the story of David and Goliath, it was not uncommon for one man to represent an army. They did that so there would not be a major loss of life. Each army would send forth their champion and put him up against the opposing army’s warrior. And whichever army won would submit to a certain period of slavery to the other nation.

In other words, the giant represented something much bigger than just himself. He represented the whole army.

Likewise, the giants you and I face seldom stand alone. Most problems you and I face represent a lot more that just what we are encountering or what we are seeing at the moment.

An important lesson for you and me is simply this: when a giant defeats us, others close to us suffer, too. However, when we overcome the giants in our life, others enjoy the victory and are blessed.

So ask yourself, “What giant am I facing today?”

What are you discovering about yourself?

How are you growing through this challenge?

What is God building in your life in the process?


Grace Trey is the ideal Christian teen who is also a phenomenal singer. But at the tender age of eighteen, after she gets the music break of a lifetime and is thrust into the “real world” - her faith is put to the test.

Grace Trey has just turned eighteen. She sings in the praise band at church under the direction of her father, Johnny Trey, a former professional singer who prefers the down-on-the-suburban-farm life to touring. Dad and daughter fight about all sorts of generic family stuff, but mostly about her not following his direction during the praise numbers.

When a talent show cover of Johnny’s biggest hit renews interest, Johnny’s friend and former manager, Frank “Mossy” Mostin, comes knocking. He has what Grace thinks is the opportunity of a lifetime: resume recording, resume touring, and resume being a star. Dad’s not interested, but the lure of bright lights and big cities is too much for Grace. She steals Johnny’s song and sends a copy to Mossy. Pretty soon she’s on her prodigal

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daughter journey to Hollywood Gomorrah. Will her upbringing, conscience, and the intervention of a faithful Christian intern help get her back on the right track before she does anything with deeper consequences than shame and regret?

“In this day and age when aggressive and sex related topics fill the big screen it is very refreshing to find a great, moral family movie that catch our complete attention and add a new perspective to the parent- teenage relationship. It is very important to construct, not destroy. We should feed our youngsters positive messages that do not encourage aggressiveness but compromise and cooperative positive behavior. It’s this the reason why we have to “Unplugged”. Unplugged from what? So many realities we have to leave along this life’s road. If you do not do anything to reroute teenage life don’t complain when more aggressive behavior becomes our reality. Do not blame anyone for the shootings in our schools, colleges and universities. Let’s hope everyone works on making family movies well known. See it you will really enjoy it. Similar movies are: God’s not dead, Urchin amongst many others.” ~ Masalazar Salazar (USA) IMBD


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From the moment God made our world with tthose marvelous words,”Let there be light”, God has been invading our darkness

with His Light and He has never stopped.

Years after Adam and Noah, centuries later, God chose a people to carry His light. One day, He grabbed Abraham and pulled him into relationship, saying, “Go to the land I will show you.” In Canaan, on three different occasions, the Lord urges Abraham:

“Look up at the heavens and count the stars--if indeed you can count them.” Then he said to him, “So shall your offspring be.”(Gen 15:5, 22:17,26:4).

God plans to use His kids as His spectacular stars that shine and illuminate the darkness, a sign and a wonder as lights in darkness started back then and continue today.

In ancient days, Daniel, standing tall as one of a few believers in a dark occult controlled kingdom understood his destiny to shine.

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He declared, “Those who are wise will shine like the brightness of the heavens, and those who lead many to righteousness, like the stars for ever and ever”. (Dan 12:3).

Daniel declared God as worthy of worship in every situation and would not relent in his prayers despite deadly persecution. In turn, God shifted kingdoms, established the captives return and revealed end-time visions to His beloved servant.

When Moses ushered the million Jews out of Egypt, God then established worship as daily morning and evening practice. Painstakingly God outlined the blueprints for the tabernacle, saying

“Make this tabernacle and all its furnishings exactly like the pattern I will show you” (Exodus 25:9).

Here was God’s Worship Manifesto:

Central to the camp, the twelve tribes camped around its hub, as life flowed from the


tabernacle of God where the priests of God daily worshiped Him.

Out in the Outer court there were two objects:1. the burnt offering altar for the sacrifices2. the brass basin for washing

Inside the tabernacle, in the Holy Place, there were three key items:

1. the table of the showbread, with twelve loaves of bread for the twelve tribes of Israel replaced daily

2. the table with incense trimmed and lit morning and evening

3. the lampstand with pressed holy olive oil for fuel lit morning and evening

Inside the inner sanctum, the Holy of Holies there was:

1. the ark of the covenant with the two cherubim which God said, “There, above the cover between the two cherubim that are over the ark of the Testimony, I will meet with you and give you all my commands for the Israelites.” (Exodus 25:22)

2. Inside this area was a jar of manna, as God commanded: “Take an omer of manna and keep it for the generations to come, so they can see the bread I gave you to eat in the desert when I brought you out of Egypt.’ “ (Exodus 16:32).

3. Aaron’s perpetually budding almond stick was also placed before the Testimony (Numbers 17:10).

4. The Ten Commandments, two stone tablets scribed by God’s hand, were placed inside the ark (1 Kings 8:9)

So why care about something established in the desert over four thousand years ago?

The writer of Hebrews explains:

We do have such a high priest, who sat down at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty

in heaven,and who serves in the sanctuary, the true tabernacle set up by the Lord, not by man ... They serve at a sanctuary that is a copy and shadow of what is in heaven. This is why Moses was warned when he was about to build the tabernacle: “See to it that you make everything according to the pattern shown you on the mountain. (Hebrews 8:1, 2, 5)

Now when Jesus walked the earth, He taught His friends that He was the Light of the World (John 8:12). All our light comes from Him.

Jesus taught us to pray,

“Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth, as it is in heaven.” (Luke 11:2).

The Bible says that the tabernacle God set up with Moses was a copy or a shadow of what is in heaven, so in this tent of meeting, there is revelation of heaven’s own tent of meeting.

Jesus, Messiah, Saviour and Son of God, said to the Jews of His day:

YOU ARE THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD. A CITY ON A HILL CANNOT BE HIDDEN. NEITHER DO PEOPLE LIGHT A LAMP AND PUT IT UNDER A BOWL. INSTEAD THEY PUT IT ON ITS STAND AND IT GIVES LIGHT TO EVERYONE IN THE HOUSE. IN THE SAME WAY, LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE BEFORE MEN, THAT THEY MAY SEE YOUR GOOD DEEDS AND PRAISE YOUR FATHER IN HEAVEN. (MATTHEW 5:14-16)

Jesus was speaking to his nation, the Jewish nation. For every child of Israel standing there, the only city that mattered was Jerusalem, Israel’s crown jewel.

King David, with the Lord of hosts, and Joab and the army wrestled Zion from the Jebusites (1 Chronicles 11: 4-9). God gloriously established the city of David and his lineage


to rule and reign perpetually. Centuries later, Jerusalem fell to the Babylonians and was restored by Ezra, Nehemiah and Zerubbabel. History records it fell again to Greece and then to Rome. Sixteen times, Jerusalem has been fought for.(see footnote)

It still stands as Israel’s sign and wonder, and for thousand of years has stood as a testimony of God’s provision and protection, that Israel is indeed God’s chosen nation.

When Jesus used Jerusalem as his example, it was like Jesus was waving Israel’s flag, asking: “Do you remember Whose you are? Do you remember your testimony as a nation chosen by God? Do you remember your purpose? Be light! Be light in the darkness!”

Remember the tent of meeting that Moses so carefully established at God’s command? Inside the temple, the permanent tent established by David, then Solomon and then erected as a monument by Herod, in Jesus’ day, there still stood the lampstand, the incense, the showbread of heaven’s decree.

Both the holy menorah and the lampstand were practical items, like a flashlight is today, bringing illumination and sight to darkened places. In Jesus’ day, electricity had not been yet invented so the household oil lamp lit the whole house. The lamp had practical purpose, to bring light to dispel the darkness, to cook, to visit, to study, to celebrate, to live. The menorah stood as a reminder of our darkness without God who is Light. The menorah was tended daily, replenished with fuel as often as needed, a perpetual testimony of God with us, and us in God.

Life flowed (despite darkness!) when the lampstand was lit.

Through these two pictures, Jesus was asking: “Do you remember your holy purpose to shine? Do men see your holy walk of love and

then praise the God who has empowered you to love? Are you light in the darkness? Are you light in your home? Are you light in your workplace, in your business, in your nation? Do you understand you are a lampstand? Do you know where your Light comes from?”

In that tent of meeting, the holy lampstand bore seven branches, representing the Holy Spirit. The lamp bore seven wicks which shone day and night. These wicks only shone if they had the fuel required, the holy oil, pressed olive oil, the symbol of Israel all through the scriptures.

God our Father dreams about us, a breed redeemed and full of Christ Jesus, fueled by His Spirit, burning with wisdom, counsel, knowledge, fear of God, might and understanding, burning 24/7 through Him, with Him and in Him, in the unity of the Holy Spirit for God’s glory.

Paul challenged us in Philippians 2:12-16 to live holy and shine bright:

Therefore, my dear friends, as you have always obeyed--not only in my presence, but now much more in my absence--continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling,for it is God who works in you to will and to act according to his good purpose.Do everything without complaining or arguing,so that you may become blameless and pure, children of God without fault in a crooked and depraved generation, in which you shine like stars in the universe as you hold out the word of life.

Do you have the oil of God, the Holy Spirit to burn bright in the darkness? Or are you an empty lampstand, looking good but running on empty? Have you stayed there in the well-lit church, an ancient lamp without oil? It’s time to be filled with the oil of God once more!!!!

To be light in the darkness and shine bright with love, to be of practical help and holy love


for those in darkness, much oil is required.

Thank God for the patterns He reveals in Scripture. The Holy Spirit is the oil of God. We are designed to shine with the fuel of God. He made us this way! To love is to be light! John the beloved stated this emphatically:

No one has seen God, ever. But if we love one another, God dwells deeply within us, and his love becomes complete in us - perfect love! This is how we know we’re living steadily and deeply in him, and he in us: He’s given us life from his life, from his very own Spirit. (1 John 4:12-13)

Holy Spirit of God, would you fill us that we may shine with the love of God and be a practical solution in the dark around us? Lord Jesus, as we love you, as You have loved us, would your light, O Light of the World, burn through us?

O Father God, abide in us as we abide in Christ! By your grace, make us burn bright in the darkness. O Father, send your Holy Spirit, that we may live as the holy spectacles You have always planned for us to be.

May the convergence of the Holy Spirit spark the flame, that we may shine bright with Jesus, Light of the World, for those in darkness.

Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own. 1 Corinthians 6:19

How bright are you shining? O that we may all be burning ones for God Almighty and take this world with love!

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