Inspiring Hope
Religion, Innovation, and Mental Health (RIM) is a unique event that explores the connections between spirituality, creativity, and well-being. Our speakers are experts in their fields who will share insights and practical tips on how to innovate, cope with challenges, and nurture your soul. Whether you are religious or not, RIM will inspire you to discover new perspectives and possibilities for your life.
How real is the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Is it based on fact or just a claim by the early Christians to convince people to join their sect? This write-up does a critical analysis of the reason for the belief in the resurrection.
Many people say Easter is about paganism or idol worship. If this is so, why do Christians celebrate Easter? In this post I explore the historical antecedent of the celebration, which is the Passover and its relationship with Christianity.
Most Christians have at one time had to contend the idea that Christianity is just like any other religion, other times too atheist, in trying to discredit the idea of the existence of god, bags all religions, including Christianity, into one sack and throw it onto the garbage. This write-up seeks to clarify the idea …
It is not so uncommon to hear people make statements like “no one can be righteous”, even including some Christians. Upon a superficial view of this statement one may think this is borne out of scriptures but as Christians it’s good to ‘rightly divide the Word of Truth’ in order not to mislead anyone and …
The resurrection of Jesus gives us the opportunity for new beginnings. However, we still decide to cling to things that are in the past. Jesus is calling us to leave everything behind.
In this post I draw lessons from the life of Jesus to demonstrate that expressing one's needs is not wrong but a legitimate one. I go ahead to express how we should respond when others express their needs.
In the scriptures Jesus was crucified at a place called 'Golgotha' which means 'the place of the skull'. The modern place is named 'Skull Hill'. The skull of the human body is the skeleton which protects the brain. The brain as believed by a lot of philosophers and psychologist is the seat of the mind. …
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