Paul talking to the believers in Rome says that all things work together for the good of those who love God. He is saying this to people facing severe persecution and trials of different kinds. Paul is not saying that the bad things are good. Rather, that they work together for good (ultimately). - Sis. Grace Bobby

How many times have we been consumed by guilt and shame during worship on Sunday over some action we've done in the past? Psalm 51 highlights the importance of confession. - Sis. Jaisas Jessy.

A single ant wandered into the room-tiny, harmless, hardly worth the trouble of dealing with. Soon after, another appeared, and then a few more. They didn’t seem like much, so they were often left alone. But... - Sis. Elizabeth Ginzy

Sheep require pastures filled with green grass as food and water that is still and safe to drink. In the same manner, God gives us everything we need. - Sis. Anuj Alex

Life is unpredictable. It can be exhausting, filled with challenges that bring sorrow and a sense of helplessness. Yet, Scripture reminds us that true strength is found in the joy of the Lord. - Sis. Tiny Ajit

It is normal for us to feel lonely at some point in our lives. This can be caused by being far from loved ones, losing someone, or simply facing a situation alone. But we must remember that we are not truly alone God lives in us. - Br. Paul Basil.

A ship’s anchor is its lifeline in a storm. Without it, the vessel is helpless, tossed by the wind and waves. When the anchor is securely fastened, the ship remains steady, even in rough seas. God is our anchor, providing stability, security, and hope when life’s storms rage around us. - Sis. Sophy Varghese

(Romans 5:12) When we look at the world around us marked by pain, brokenness, and conflict, we naturally wonder why it isn’t the perfect place we long for. The Bible says: Sin is at the root of it all. - Pr. Nibu Skariah