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Christian Living

Christian living is about embodying the principles of faith in everyday actions and decisions. It means striving to live according to the teachings of Jesus, demonstrating love, kindness, and integrity in all aspects of life. This way of living involves regular spiritual practices like prayer and Bible study, actively engaging in community service, and maintaining honest, compassionate relationships with others. By aligning daily actions with Christian values, individuals seek to reflect Christ's love and grace in their interactions and contribute positively to their communities.

Prophecies & End Times

Prophecies and end times are a fascinating and essential part of the Bible, offering glimpses into God's divine plan for the future. Biblical prophecies, many of which were fulfilled through Jesus Christ, point to events that shape the course of history and the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom. The end times, often referred to in books like Revelation and Daniel, describe the return of Christ, the final judgment, and the renewal of heaven and earth. These prophecies serve as a reminder of God's sovereignty, calling believers to live with hope, readiness, and faith as they await the fulfillment of His promises.

Parables of Jesus

The parables of Jesus are simple, yet profound stories that convey deep spiritual truths. Through everyday imagery, such as seeds, sheep, and treasures, Jesus used parables to reveal the nature of God's kingdom, His love, and the moral principles for righteous living. These stories were designed to teach listeners about faith, forgiveness, humility, and the value of seeking God. Parables like the Prodigal Son and the Good Samaritan continue to inspire, challenging us to reflect on our own lives and relationships while uncovering the deeper meanings behind His teachings.

Faith & Salvation

Faith and salvation are central themes in Christianity, rooted in the belief that through faith in Jesus Christ, we are saved and brought into a right relationship with God. Salvation is a gift of grace, not earned by good works but given freely to those who believe in the death and resurrection of Christ for the forgiveness of sins. This faith transforms lives, leading believers to live in hope, love, and obedience, trusting in God’s promises for eternal life and a restored relationship with Him. Through faith, we experience God’s redeeming power and the assurance of salvation.

Latest eBooks & Devotional Guides

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The Holy Spirit - An Introduction
John Bevere with Addison Bevere

This book may be read cover to cover, just like any other book. However, we encourage you to explore the optional interactive elements for a more personalized experience: Each chapter of this book is divided into five suggested daily readings with corresponding devotions at the end of the chapter. You can choose to complete one reading and one devotion per day, or you can adapt these elements to your preference. We suggest that those participating in a group study complete the reading and devotions for one chapter per week. If you are reading this book as part of the Messenger Series study on The Holy Spirit: An Introduction, we recommend that you watch or listen to each week’s teaching session and answer the discussion questions as a group. Then, read the chapter in the book and complete the devotions. There is one teaching session for each chapter in this book. Discussion questions for each chapter are located after the daily devotions.

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The BLESSING GIVING THE GIFT of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE AND ACCEPTANCE
John Trent, PhD and Gary Smalley

Many children struggle today with what experts call attachment disorder. That’s the failure of children and young adults to create significant bonds with their parents or others as they get older. They stumble down a road toward broken relationships. They enter young adulthood—and later marriage—with a deep desire for connection but without the understanding, modeling, experience, or confidence that they really can build loving, lasting relationships for themselves. They step back from what they want most because they’ve never seen what it looks like to have someone step toward them.

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Join this chariot
Chris Oyakhilome

And the angel of the Lord spake unto Philip saying, Arise, and go toward the south unto the way that goeth down from Jerusalem unto Gaza, which is desert. And he arose and went: and, behold, a man of Ethiopia, an eunuch of great authority under Candace queen of the Ethiopians, who had the charge of all her treasure, and had come to Jerusalem for to worship, Was returning, and sitting in his chariot read Esaias the prophet. Then the Spirit said unto Philip, Go near, and join thyself to this chariot. And Philip ran thither to him, and heard him read the prophet Esaias, and said, Understandest thou what thou readest?

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Money wont make you rich
Sunday Adelaja

Money wont make you rich, because it is not meant to do so. To be rich is to understand the meaning of money and wealth and to know the difference between the two. Money is not necessarily wealth, so most people who desire to be rich are not necessarily looking for money. What they are actually looking for is wealth. Money only comes to people who are already rich or wealthy in spirit and soul, so it’s actually not money that makes you rich you are rich before money even comes your way. Money only responds when these elements are in place, and until such a time,money won’t move in your direction. Money won’t make you rich, because a man who is poor in spirit is poor altogether, even when he has a lot of money in his pocket. Money without the wealth of the soul is equaled to a compilation of sorrows and regrets.

Daily Scripture/Verse of the Day

To the weak I became weak, to win the weak. I have become all things to all men so that by all possible means I might save some.

—1 Corinthians 9:22

Christ left heaven, became one of us, endured the worst from us, and served us to save us. Paul sacrificed everything to share the Gospel with both Jews and Gentiles and be able to save some. What have we done… what have we left… what have we given up… what have we endured… what have we done to become someone better able to share Jesus with those we love, know, or influence? Even more, what have we done to reach the lost, whom we don’t know, and who are not like us so that they can follow Jesus?

Video & Sermon

Stories of Faith

The Miracle of Faith

Rajesh and Meera had been married for ten years, and despite their best efforts, they couldn’t conceive a child. The couple had visited countless doctors and tried numerous treatments, but nothing worked. Their last hope was in the power of prayer. Rajesh suggested they go to Tiruvannamalai for the Girivalam pilgrimage, trusting in the legend […]

Lost and Found

Anita had always felt disconnected from the spiritual side of life. Even though she came from a religious family, she couldn’t relate to the rituals and prayers that meant so much to her parents. Her life revolved around work, and she often found herself stressed and unhappy. One day, after a particularly difficult breakup and […]

A Mother's Prayer

Ravi was a troubled young man who had fallen into bad company. Drugs and crime had led him to stray from the righteous path. His mother, Shanti, spent sleepless nights praying for her son, begging for divine intervention to save him. In her despair, she heard of Girivalam at Tiruvannamalai and decided to undertake the […]

Healing in the Mountains

Leela had been diagnosed with a chronic illness that no treatment seemed to cure. Her health had deteriorated to a point where doctors advised her to live life to the fullest with the little time she had left. Heartbroken, she decided to embark on one final spiritual journey to Tiruvannamalai, the sacred place of Arunachala. […]

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