WELCOME
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Welcome to the official
website of Grabbing the Gadget Generation from Gehenna Mission (G 4 Mission)
– a ministry to modern youth founded by Duke Jeyaraj, a young Indian Engineer
turned Bible College Gold Medalist turned Youth Speaker.
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The Bible On Flirting - Duke Jeyaraj
Duke Jeyaraj throws light on what the Bible teaches about flirting with the opposite gender in this daring video clip.
SHOULD I SEE THE SWAMI VIDEO? - Duke Jeyaraj
The media creeps behind a upcoming Swami to film what he was upto in his inner chamber, behind locked doors. Here’s what they got: they filmed that swami making love to a movie actress. How should I respond to all of this? Should I google search for such a seductive video clip and oogle at it, telling myself, “You are only following the news, Duke?” No. It is not enough that I know that a certain swami is not holy? Is it not enough to know that while Jesus was sinless, all others are sinners, through this episode? It is enough. The Bible declares, “I will set my eyes before no vile thing!” (Psa 101:3).
Suicide in St. Stephen’s… Empty Despite Everything? - Duke Jeyaraj
St Stephen’s College Professor Commits Suicide
A 63-year-old professor of the prestigious St Stephens College allegedly jumped to death from the second floor of his south Delhi residence, apparently due to depression.
Mahesh Chander Jain, Professor in Chemistry department, was found dead on the courtyard of his residence in Greater Kailash by his wife at around 8:30 am and police suspect that he jumped from the window of a second floor room, a senior police official said.
A suicide note has been recovered from Jain's possession in which he claimed that no one else is responsible for his death and he was taking the extreme step as he was depressed.
Peom: He says, for records, he never plays, But records, one by one, he passionately slays, He got an ODI 200, before an awestruck Gwalior crowd, the other day, Till the last ball was bowled, he batted, he did stay, He offered no chances – the South African bowlers were kept at bay, His strokes, as usual, took one’s breath away, He was cramping after he reached 150, yet he chose to kept substitute runners away, The Indians watched him in admiration and the South Africans with “J”,
Prose: This Sachin reminds me of the one who endured much more than mere cramps, He endured the whips, the nails, the caustic taunts, the crown of thorns, the jeers, the slaps and the stamps. While Sachin created a record at the end, this man I speak about, broke a record. He broke the record of sin, the record of curses, upon the Cross he hung (Col 2:14-15)! He did this for you, my friend! He did this for you, my buddy! His name is Jesus. Would you give your life for him?
What Is Your Favorite Number? - Duke Jeyaraj
Sachin Tendulkar on Feb 24, 2010, became the first player to score a One Day International Double Hundred. His 200 not out came in 147 balls with 25 fours and 3 sixes. He came in as an opener and never got out till the end. His runs were made against one of the most balanced attacks in World Cricket – South Africa’s. In fact, several numbers would tell Sachin’s record-breaking story. Here is a brief sample: 16 – he became the young player to play for India in Tests at the age of 16. 17,000 – Sachin is the only player to cross 17,000 runs in One Day Internationals; the next player is atleast 3000 runs behind him; 8 – Sachin holds the record for the most number of Man of the Match awards in World Cup matches, 8; 46 – Sachin holds the record for the maximum number of centuries in One Day Internationals, which is 46 and it is 17 more than what his closest rival, Ricky Ponting, has. I could go on and on.
That particular cover caption in The Sportstar was attention-grabbing. It said, "Up & Up!". Roger Federer was on the cover. The lead article recorded the story of his 16th Grand Slam Singles Win at The Australian Open 2010. Having bettered Pete Sampras' record of most Grand Slam wins of 14, Roger could have easily sat contented. But he didn't. He wanted to go 'up and up'. His showed his intent by winning his 16th Grand Slam at Melbourne.
What about you? Do you want to go 'up and up' in your spiritual life? Do you want to grow in your relationship with Jesus? Or is your spiritual life going down the drain. Is your relationship with Jesus, going down and down? It is time for introspection, buddy. It is time to take a long hard look at your life.
(An article that explains to youth how true romantic love would be according to the Bible by Duke Jeyaraj)
The air's rife with romance talk! Come Valentine's day – the fourteenth of February –and the air is rife with "romance" talk. The atmosphere is charged with "love" discussions. "Surely this is true romantic love," swear young people after having watched the latest romantic flick. When they say that they are probably way off the mark. What then is true romantic love? To search for the answer I turned to the only source of absolute truth, in every sense of the word, in the entire planet – The Bible. And guess what? I found out that God has devoted an entire book, in the sixty-six books of the Bible, to romantic, marital love. "Which book?" you might wonder. I am talking about the book of Song of Songs. The Song of Songs is quite a different book – a unique book – in the canon of Scripture. Bible scholar Renita J. Weems tells us why: "The Song of Songs represents a remarkable departure from the other books in the Bible. To open the pages of this brief volume of poetry is to leave the world of exceptional heroism, tribal conflict, political disputes, royal intrigue, religious reforms and divine judgment to enter the world of domestic relations, private sentiments and God-pleasing romantic, marital love " (The New Interpreter's Bible: Volume 5 (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1997), p. 363).
The media creeps behind a upcoming Swami to film what he was upto in his inner chamber, behind locked doors. Here’s what they got: they filmed that swami making love to a movie actress. How should I respond to all of this? Should I google search for such a seductive video clip and oogle at it, telling myself, “You are only following the news, Duke?” No. It is not enough that I know that a certain swami is not holy? Is it not enough to know that while Jesus was sinless, all others are sinners, through this episode? It is enough. The Bible declares, “I will set my eyes before no vile thing!” (Psa 101:3).
World Record
Sachin Tendulkar on Feb 24, 2010, became the first player to score a One Day International Double Hundred. His 200 not out came in 147 balls with 25 fours and 3 sixes. He came in as an opener and never got out till the end. His runs were made against one of the most balanced attacks in World Cricket – South Africa’s. In fact, several numbers would tell Sachin’s record-breaking story. Here is a brief sample: 16 – he became the young player to play for India in Tests at the age of 16. 17,000 – Sachin is the only player to cross 17,000 runs in One Day Internationals; the next player is atleast 3000 runs behind him; 8 – Sachin holds the record for the most number of Man of the Match awards in World Cup matches, 8; 46 – Sachin holds the record for the maximum number of centuries in One Day Internationals, which is 46 and it is 17 more than what his closest rival, Ricky Ponting, has. I could go on and on. 
That particular cover caption in The Sportstar was attention-grabbing. It said, "Up & Up!". Roger Federer was on the cover. The lead article recorded the story of his 16th Grand Slam Singles Win at The Australian Open 2010. Having bettered Pete Sampras' record of most Grand Slam wins of 14, Roger could have easily sat contented. But he didn't. He wanted to go 'up and up'. His showed his intent by winning his 16th Grand Slam at Melbourne. 
The air's rife with romance talk!