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Today’s promise verse is from Leviticus 26:9, where the Lord promises, “I will look upon you with favour and make you fr...
10/23/2026

Today’s promise verse is from Leviticus 26:9, where the Lord promises, “I will look upon you with favour and make you fruitful and multiply you, and I will confirm my covenant with you.” God’s favour is His mercy, kindness, and grace. The Lord is going to multiply His favour in your life. It does not depend on our deeds, faith, or holiness, nor is it determined by our shortcomings. When we seek the Lord’s mercy, His divine favour comes upon us, bringing prosperity, blessings, increase, and freedom in every area of our lives.

The Lord is going to establish His covenant with you and confirm His favour in your life. Today, He is opening the door of His grace for you. Perhaps you have been crying out to Him for a long time, wondering why He has not shown you favour or intervened in a particular matter. You may be troubled because you have not yet experienced His power. But now, the Lord is opening the way for you to experience His gracious favour. He is setting His eyes upon you to accomplish everything that needs to be done in your life. He will make you fruitful and multiply you. I declare that you will experience this blessing from this day forward, in Jesus’ name.

My dear ones, do you know how we can experience the favour of the Lord? It comes through obedience. Look at Jesus. Luke 2:51 says that Jesus went down with His parents, came to Nazareth, and was obedient to them. Therefore, verse 52 says that Jesus increased in wisdom, stature, and favour with God and man. Just as Jesus increased, the Lord is going to make you fruitful and multiply you. One of the ways to experience this blessing is through obedience. Be obedient to those who lead you. Do what the Almighty God shows you, and walk in obedience to the leading of the Holy Spirit. Obey your parents as well. The Lord will show you His favour. He will look upon you with favour, and you will be fruitful and multiply. Just as Jesus increased, you too will increase. May the Lord grant you this blessing today. He will also remove every barrier that stands in the way of your fruitfulness and multiplication.

Consider Jacob. He obeyed his parents and set out on his journey empty-handed. Yet, even during those difficult times, he faced terrible circumstances. His father-in-law and his wives’ brothers opposed him, and he was treated unfairly. His father-in-law repeatedly changed his wages, taking advantage of him. Nevertheless, the Lord remained faithful to Jacob. Through every challenge and every unjust situation, the Lord watched over him and continually caused him to prosper in everything he did.

Whenever his father-in-law declared what his wages would be, the Lord gave Jacob success, victory, promotion, and increase, making him fruitful and multiplying him. Even when his wages were changed and he was told that only certain sheep would belong to him, the Lord caused those very sheep to multiply. Despite the unfair treatment, the Lord increased his blessings. In the same way, the Lord will work in your life. No matter how others treat you or how often your circumstances change, the Lord can cause you to prosper and multiply.

No matter what opposition we face or what false accusations and lies are brought against us, we continue to fulfil the will of the Lord. By His grace, the Lord has granted us increase, enabled us to be fruitful and multiply, and blessed us to reach crores of people through His ministry. He will do the same for you, too. He will cause your family to multiply and prosper. So, be courageous and put your trust in the Lord.

PRAYER:
Dear Heavenly Father, look upon me with Your favour and mercy. Make me fruitful and multiply me according to Your promise. Help me to walk in obedience to You, Your Word, my parents, and those who guide me. Remove every barrier to my progress and turn every opposition into an opportunity for Your glory. Bless my family, my work, and the ministries You have entrusted to us. Strengthen me during difficult times, just as You sustained Jacob and blessed the ministry despite every trial. Establish me firmly, make me a blessing to others, and use my life to bring Your goodness to many people. In Jesus’ name, I pray, Amen.

10/23/2026

St. George's Anglican Church

10/22/2026

Heaven Is Not What You Think
When most people picture heaven, they imagine clouds, harps, white robes, and floating spirits. But here’s the truth: almost everything you just pictured is not in the Bible. The biblical view of eternity is far more physical, real, and radical, and glorious, and it can change how you live right now.
The Bible describes three Heavens. Genesis 1:1 says God created the “heavens,” plural. The first heaven is the visible atmosphere, the second is the unseen spiritual realm described in Ephesians 6:12, and the third heaven is paradise, where God dwells. Paul called it the “third heaven” in 2 Corinthians 12:2.
The Jewish hope was restoration. The Jewish worldview was profoundly physical and earth-centered. Jews did not dream of escaping the earth. They dreamed of the earth being redeemed and restored. The Hebrew concept of “olam ha-ba,” “the world to come,” was not a spiritual cloud realm. It was a renewed, restored, perfected physical creation. It included resurrected bodies, restored land, a reigning Messiah, flourishing nations, feasting, and renewed creation.
The early Church believed in a new earth. The earliest Christians believed exactly what the Jews believed about the physical future of creation. But over time, Greek philosophy, Constantine’s influence, and Augustine’s theology shifted the focus toward escaping the physical world.
Here’s the truth: the idea that salvation means escaping the body for a purely spiritual existence is not biblical Christianity. It is Buddhism dressed in Christian language.
There are two different views of eternity:
The spiritual vision model teaches that souls leave their bodies and spend eternity in an immaterial realm without culture, nations, work, or physical life.
The new creation model, what the Bible actually says, teaches that believers will live in resurrected bodies on a renewed earth, where they will eat, work, reign, learn, build, and enjoy relationships. Revelation 21:2–3 shows the New Jerusalem coming down and God dwelling with His people.
Where you go when you die is not where you will spend eternity. When believers die, they go to be with Christ. Paul says in Philippians 1:23 that departing to be with Christ is “far better,” and Jesus called it paradise in Luke 23:43. Our final destination comes when Jesus returns, the dead are resurrected, judgment occurs, and God establishes the new heaven and new earth.
You you have a body and live on a new earth. According to 1 Corinthians 15:42–44, your resurrection body will be imperishable, glorious, powerful, and physical. Jesus ate with His disciples after His resurrection in Luke 24:42–43, and 1 John 3:2 says we will be like Him. Revelation 21:1 describes a new heaven and new earth where God Himself will live among His people.
Pain will End, and purpose will continue. Revelation 21:4 says there will be no more death, mourning, crying, or pain. Believers will reign on the earth, as Revelation 5:10 and Revelation 22:5 declare. Work will also continue without frustration or futility, with Isaiah 65:21–22 describing people building homes and planting vineyards.
Eternity will be full of life. Revelation 21:24–26 describes nations, kings, and cultural treasures existing on the new earth. We will know and be known, according to 1 Corinthians 13:12, and we will celebrate together at the wedding supper of the Lamb in Revelation 19:9. Ephesians 2:7 also shows that learning and discovery will continue through the coming ages as God reveals the riches of His grace.
You are being prepared for eternity. Heaven is the complete and restored life God created you for. Your body, work, relationships, creativity, and faithfulness matter because Colossians 1:20 says God is reconciling all things to Himself through Jesus.
You are not killing time until heaven. You are being prepared for it.- Pastor

Psalm 125:1: “Those who trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion, which cannot be moved, but abides forever.” My dear frien...
10/22/2026

Psalm 125:1: “Those who trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion, which cannot be moved, but abides forever.” My dear friends, do you have such trust in the Lord? When you place your complete trust in Him, He will bless you abundantly and strengthen you to stand firm in every situation!

If you read Exodus 3:1, we read about Moses. Moses did not know much about God Almighty. But when he came to Horeb, the mountain of God, the angel of the Lord appeared to him in a flame of fire from the midst of a bush, and Moses heard the voice of God from there. At that time, the Israelites were under slavery in Egypt. The Egyptians were doing all sorts of harmful things to them. But the Lord wanted to deliver His people. He called Moses and Aaron, and they placed their trust in God. Through their trust and obedience, the Lord guided them and brought the Israelites out of slavery.

Yes, my friends, we too must cling to God and trust Him to come out of all the slavery and bo***ge of this world. Joel 3:17–18 says, “I am the Lord your God.” You have to accept Him as your Lord and Saviour. Verse 18 says that a fountain shall flow from the house of the Lord. Yes, you can receive these blessings when you accept Jesus as your Saviour. Moses and Aaron accepted the Lord, trusted Him, and obeyed His will. Through this, the Israelites were delivered from their slavery in Egypt.

John 4:14 says, “Whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst. But the water that I shall give him will become in him a fountain of water springing up into everlasting life.” You will never thirst. Just as Moses obeyed God, cling to God today. Accept Him as your Saviour. Then your life will spring up like a fountain of living water. Put your complete trust in God, and you will never be shaken.

Prayer:
Dear Lord Jesus, I place my complete trust in You. Help me to cling to You and obey Your Word. Deliver me from every form of slavery and bo***ge in this world. Touch the hearts of those who are seeking You and draw them closer to You. Help them to accept You as their Lord and Saviour. Let Your living water flow into their lives and fill them with Your presence, peace, and strength. Make their lives firm and unshakable like Mount Zion. Guide them according to Your will and use them for Your glory. Let Your blessings overflow through them and bring glory to Your name. In Jesus’ name, I pray, Amen.

Just like a seed grows in the dark, God is developing you in secret. Don't be discouraged just because no one sees you.
10/21/2026

Just like a seed grows in the dark, God is developing you in secret. Don't be discouraged just because no one sees you.

Ruth 2:12, which says, “May the Lord repay you for what you have done. May you be richly rewarded by the Lord, the God o...
10/21/2026

Ruth 2:12, which says, “May the Lord repay you for what you have done. May you be richly rewarded by the Lord, the God of Israel.”

Ruth was a Moabite woman, raised in the ways of her people, following the god of the Moabites. However, after marrying into an Israelite family, she encountered a woman of great faith, her mother-in-law, Naomi. Naomi was a woman of God, devoted to following His ways. She loved her daughters-in-law dearly, and Ruth was deeply drawn to that love. Because of Naomi’s faith and devotion, Ruth also began following the God of Israel. At the time, their situation was dire. They were extremely poor, with nothing to eat. Yet, despite their struggles, Ruth diligently sought the Lord, standing steadfast in faith alongside Naomi. The Lord saw her heart and was pleased with her. As we read in Ruth 2:12, she came under the wings of the Almighty God of Israel and found refuge in Him.

My friend, what about you? Have you accepted the God of Israel into your life? Is He your Saviour? Ruth, though a Moabite, sought the Lord wholeheartedly, and because of her faith, she was blessed abundantly. God lifted her out of poverty and made her the wife of a wealthy man, Boaz. From having nothing, she was given everything. Her life was transformed! Even today, if you feel empty, lost, or without blessings, you may find yourself crying, "I have nothing - no peace, no joy, no hope." But come under the shelter of the God of Israel! He lovingly calls out to you, "Come unto Me, and I will bless you." The same God who blessed Ruth will bless you, too. From nothing, He can give you everything! That is His promise.

As we read in Proverbs 10:22, "The blessing of the Lord makes one rich, and He adds no sorrow with it." My friend, have you accepted this God of Israel? He gave His life on the cross just for you. Come to the cross today. Accept Jesus as your Saviour, and He will give you a new heart and a new life!

PRAYER:
Heavenly Father, I come before You with a heart full of gratitude. Thank You for calling me under Your wings of refuge and love. Just as You blessed Ruth, I trust You to transform my life. When I feel empty, remind me that You are my provider. Help me to seek You diligently, just as Ruth did. Lord, I surrender my worries and burdens into Your mighty hands. Let Your blessings overflow in my life, bringing joy and abundance. Thank You for Your cross, Your love, and Your unending grace. I accept You, Jesus, as my Lord and Saviour, fully trusting that You will grant me a new life. In Jesus’ mighty name, I pray, Amen.

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