Three Tenses of Salvation
Freedom from the penalty, power and presence of sin comes from only Jesus Christ, says Thomas Skaria in this episode of Stay Strong series
Lystra & Derbe
Given the present celeb culture, it’s hard for even the best among us to resist basking in the limelight of either the media or social media! Nathan Andrews cites Paul and Barnabas’ quick disclaimer at Lystra and urges us not to fall prey to clickbait! It’s vital that we separate the chaff from the truth.
Forgiveness
Do you get offended easily? Is it worth it to live in resentment and carry hurt all through your life? Certainly not, not when God has given you power and strength to control anger and overlook wrongs, says Anna Ranjith, Chennai, in this episode of Stay Strong.
Call Me
Miracles are not things of the past, thankfully! God answers prayers and turns around impossible situations too, as vouched for by Pastor Ranjith Isaac, @City Rock Church Chennai. Listen to this first person account of the awesome work of God in his family in this episode of Stay Strong.
Love for ‘Likes’?
Are you someone who keeps seeking approval from others?
Lynette Johnson suggests 3 questions we can ask ourselves in this episode of Stay Strong
Do Not Be Afraid
It’s easy to believe in God and his supernatural powers, but when it comes to trusting Him for our situation, we baulk at the idea, says Pr Ranjith Jayapaul in this episode of Stay Strong.
Listening is Therapeutic
Stop! and listen
Listen well and till the end
Many an answer to the questions we wrestle with is in the listening, says Sharmini Samuel in this episode of Stay Strong series
Strong Foundation: Does it Matter?
Read God’s word. More importantly, put it into practice. Then, even if buffeted by torrential wind and waves, you will stand firm like a house built on the rock, says Thomas Skaria.
Rest With The Shepherd
Experiencing emotional exhaustion or mental fatigue? Come to the Gentle Shepherd, Jesus, who will give you rest and solace, says Dr Anand Abraham, Pastor, DBF Noida
The Power of Forgiveness
To be forgiven and to forgive someone who has done you wrong are both crucial to happiness, says Naomi Christopher, psychologist-counsellor, Director IJAM Charity
