Contents

Preface
Foreword
Introduction

Collection of Sermons

1. His Story: Our Hope and Future
    Luke 24:13-35

2. God’s Message of Exceeding Joy

3. Christ, the Way to Salvation

4. Salvation in Jesus Has Come!
    Luke 19:1-10

5. O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
    Luke 2:25-35

6. We Are Easter People
    Matthew 28:1-20

7. You Are Set Free
    Luke 13:10-17

8. Commit
    Luke 5:1-11

9. Our Identity in Christ
    Mark 5:1-20

10. Rooted in Christ
     Colossians 2:6-7

11. Kairos
     Romans 13:11-13

12. The Whole Duty of Human Is to Fear God
      Ecclesiastes 12:1-14

13. Let Your Light Shine
      Matthew 5:14-16

14. Living Large for God
     Isaiah 54:1-4

15. Going Further Than We Imagined
      Ephesians 3:20

16. Called to Be a Community of God
      I Peter 2:9-10

17. Restore and Renew
      Lamentations 5:21

18. Rebuilding
      Nehemiah 2:17-20

19. How Can a Young Person Live a Clean Life?
      Psalm 119:9-16

20. God’s Trustworthy Youth
      Micah 6:6-8

21. Flee from the Love of Money
      I Timothy 6:6-16

22. Fear Not, Bear Witness, Receive Power

23. “Yet Not What I will, but What You Will”
      Mark 14:32-36

24. Faithful to All His Promises
      Exodus 15:22-27

25. Hear the Spirit: Liberation! 119
      Luke 4:18

Alongla P. Aier is professor emeritus of English and Communications at Oriental Theological Seminary (OTS) in Bade, Nagaland India. OTS is the flagship seminary of the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC). Besides her gift of teaching, Alongla's immense contribution in the public witness of Christ is noteworthy.

Alongla has co-founded an NGO, Sisterhood Network in 2001 to empower marginalized women and girls. She has served as a member of the National Society and Board of World Vision, India; a faculty member of the Haggai International; and continues to be a facilitator and mentor in Langham Partnership's Preaching initiative in Nagaland. In addition, Alongla has also taught and preached in numerous national and international seminars and conferences, including those organized by the Asian Baptist Federation and Baptist World Alliance. She continues to be active in this calling. Alongla and her husband, Wati Aier are based in Dimapur, Nagaland, and have two Children, Kristina and Justin.