The Passover, the Blood and the Redemption

At the Passover God spared His people from the death of the firstborn when He saw the blood marked on the lintels and the doorposts of their houses.
Today the blood shed by the Lamb of God, Christ Jesus, is what can wipe away our sin and give us forgiveness and redemption.
Anita Ravi recommends that you and I can plead the blood of Jesus in our times of trouble, knowing that it has power to overcome every obstacle, bring deliverance and give us victory. Read on…

Emptiness to Fullness

If God can turn around a dire situation for the most wicked king Manasseh, surely He will listen to your cry for strength, His love, presence and best of all, His fullness. All you got to do is seek Him, says Dr Premkumar.

Stay hungry, Stay foolish . . . Get Connected!

What makes life work? It is a vertical loving connection with God and a horizontal loving connection with family, friends and society. So we see that it’s a wise move to get well- connected – with God and people. The Cross is a picture of a key to get connected vertically and horizontally, says Neil Vimalkumar

Listen beyond what you hear

In this 100th episode of Stay Strong, Pastor Alwyn Micaiah Thomas suggests that
while facing challenges, do look beyond what you see, listen beyond what you can hear. For, the solution or clue is often embedded in the problem itself

The Reality & Reach of Sin | Scope of sin, Hope of the Saviour

The reality of sin is that it infects every part of our being. The hope of the cross is forgiveness and a thorough cleansing. First in a four-part series, Scope of sin, Hope of the Saviour, by Neil Vimalkumar #LifefocusIndia #Academia #NeilVimalkumar #sin #Saviour #Lent #Meditations #grace #hope #peace #forgiveness

If God exists, why is there evil?

Love is the greatest good and the highest goal, says Stuart McAllister. Scripture introduces us to the One who knows our sorrows, who has suffered grief and who comes to heal, love and to save. Jesus invites us to know Him.

I Can!

When you say no to the world and your flesh and inclinations, you’re in effect saying yes to God. Rev. Arun Andrews says, “I can’t on my own, but with you, Lord, I can”. In the new year ahead, let us hitch our wagon to the star!

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