One of the major problems in society today is a lack of the fear of God. Unfortunately, there is a shortage of the fear of God in the church too. It is dwindling among the believers today. The Bible says, ‘There is no fear of God before their eyes’ (Romans 3:18; Psalm 36:1). People do not choose to fear the Lord these days (Pro. 1:29). When we choose to walk in the fear of the Lord, we will be richly blessed (Psalm 112:1-10) and our Continue reading →

You shall be blessed above all peoples; there shall not be a male or female barren among you or among your livestock. Deuteronomy 7:-14   God wants you to experience fruitfulness in every area of your life – spiritually, emotionally, physically, financially, relationally, etc. To receive fruitfulness, you need to deal with barrenness. Barrenness means being unfruitful, unproductive, empty, closed-up, shut-up, lifeless, hopeless and helpless. It is the opposite or absence of fruitfulness. Have you been in a place where nothing seems to be happening? Continue reading →

May you be richly rewarded by the LORD, the God of Israel, under whose wings you have come to take refuge (Ruth 2:12) God is a rewarder! God has said a great deal about rewards. There are more than 100 verses in the Bible containing the noun “reward”, or the verb “to reward”, and there are many more verses that speak about rewards without actually using the word “reward” in them. Your achievement may not be something that men will applaud or be interested in emulating but if Continue reading →

The Person God Blesses ( Psalm 1:1- 3) From the beginning of creation, God blessed mankind (Gen. 1:28); it was only after sin had entered the world through Adam’s disobedience that we find the word “curse” (Gen. 3:14- 19). It has always been God’s desire that mankind should enjoy His blessings. Ephesians 1:3 tells us that the believer in Christ has been “blessed with all spiritual blessings.” How rich we are in Him! Sad to say, many Christians do not “possess their possessions” (Obad. 17) and Continue reading →

  When we think of David, our first thought is his victory over Goliath. Other incidents would be his failure with Bathsheba, his anointing and call as a young man, his problems with Saul and Absalom and his friendship with Jonathan.  That is the human way!  We usually remember the spectacular, the traumatic and the glorious.  However,when God remembers  David.  He remembers something quite different about him.  To find out what God remembers about this man, you have to turn to the New Testament.  Some Continue reading →

  Christmas is the event of the greatest sacrifice –God became man. It is the day when God gave man the greatest gift- his only begotten Son. It is always worth remembering the first Christmas. We have two narratives of the first Christmas in the gospels- one in Matthew and the other in Luke. When we read these chapters, we will catch the spirit of Christmas. Now I would like to bring out certain lessons from these chapters and present to you how to celebrate Continue reading →

       The greatest gift of God to man, next to HisSon and His Spirit is the Holy Scriptures. So we need to give utmost importance to the study of God’s word. Here are seven steps to benefit maximum from the Bible.   RECEIVE Receive the Word as a personal message from God whenever you read or hear God’s word (Matthew 26:21, 22). Receive the Word with Faith (Heb. 4:2) and with all meekness (James 1:21). God is pleased with those who tremble at His Word Continue reading →

  The family was established and blessed by God. The Lord provides us the essential guidelines in the bible for a blessed family. So in this month of family blessing, let us look particularly to Psalms 127 and 128, which focus on the family. These Psalms are rightly placed together. These two Psalms remind us of a right relationship with our Creator, a happy marriage and the blessings of God in the family. God wants to bless our families in this month. Let us study Continue reading →

  We all know we shouldn’t worry but do we know the reason why? Because God’s Word promises that He is in control and knows our needs. Jesus gave us the best exhortation about worry which we find in Matthew 6:25-34. Let’s look at the specific areas in our lives where He has instructed us not to worry and how to find His peace. The Objects of Worry Jesus mentioned five areas in which we are not to worry — finance, food, fitness, fashion, and Continue reading →

    At the cross man did his worse, but God did his best. The cross is the central theme of the Bible. It is to the Bible what my heart is to me. It is to the Bible what an engine is to a car. The Cross is why Jesus Came (Matthew 5:17; Matthew 20:28; Luke 19:10; John 3:17; John 10:10; I Timothy 1:15). The Cross is for everyone (1. John 1:6-9; I John 2:2;John 3:16; Romans 10:13; 2 Peter 3:9; Isaiah 45:22; Isaiah Continue reading →