In His Time.......... with P.Ramachandran

  Blessing the Children of Rasoolpura – A Glimpse of God’s Love in Action Every year, it is our joy to provide school bags and stationery to the children attending our  Vidya Jyothi Free Education Centre , located in the heart of Rasoolpura’s slum community in Telangana. This year was no exception. With hearts full of love and a deep desire to reflect Christ’s compassion, we once again distributed these essential items—reminding the children that they are seen, valued, and loved. The children who attend this centre come from some of the poorest homes in the area. Many of their families struggle daily to meet basic needs. Through the  Vidya Jyothi Centre , they not only receive free tuition and academic support but also experience the practical love of Christ. In this way, we are fulfilling our calling to be the salt and light in places often forgotten by the world. Bishop Nehemiah, who oversees the centre and serves the community faithfully, wrote the following note of ap...

I took this shot last Sunday at Lake Toba. The beauty and serenity of the place were overwhelming. Just standing there, surrounded by God’s majestic creation, filled my heart with peace and awe. It was a sacred reminder of His presence, power, and the stillness He brings to our restless souls. This morning I was reminded of the verse in Isaiah 26:3 -  " You keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on you, because he trusts in you. In a world filled with distractions, noise, and uncertainty, this verse reminds us that  p eace is not found in circumstances , but in  fixing our minds on God . The Hebrew phrase "perfect peace" is actually  shalom shalom —a double emphasis on  c omplete wholeness and well-being . Don't forget, the devil's intent is to rob our peace.  “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy…”   —   John 10:10a Satan knows that if he can  disturb your peace , he can distract your focus, weaken your faith, and clou...

It was with great sadness that I received the news of Uncle Thomas Malcolm Ranjore’s passing on the 20th of June, at the age of 84.  Though our hearts grieve, we do not mourn as those without hope.  As Psalm 116:15  reminds us: “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His faithful servants.” Uncle Malcolm (as he was fondly called) was truly one of God’s faithful servants, a man whose life was marked by worship, prayer, evangelism, generosity, and love for both God and people. I remember not just someone who lived long, but someone who lived well, for the glory of God. A man of worship One thing that stands out in his life is that Uncle Malcolm was a gifted musician. He played the violin not as a performer, but as a worshipper. When he played, it was as if heaven drew near. His music ushered in the presence of God, just like the Levites in the Old Testament, who ministered before the Lord with stringed instruments. 1 Chronicles 25:6 ...

Today, I had the privilege of attending the  40th anniversary celebration of Kairos Cornerstone Community —a truly significant milestone in the life of Bishop Ezra and Pst Janice's ministry. The sanctuary was filled with over  6 00 people , all gathered to honor and give thanks for  four decades of God’s unwavering faithfulness and abounding grace . Though the service was long, it was deeply meaningful—rich with reflection, joy, and gratitude. What began as a small seed of obedience and vision has grown into a thriving and fruitful work for the Kingdom. Bishop Ezra and his wife Pastor Janice , who faithfully obeyed the call of God to plant this church 40 years ago, now witness the harvest of their labor: — a strong, growing congregation — a vibrant church impacting generations — a children’s home, a school, and numerous ministries that serve the community and beyond. Their legacy is a testament to the enduring power of  faith, sacrifice, and steadfast devotion to God...

“The Lord will work out His plans for my life— for your faithful love, O Lord, endures forever. Don’t abandon me, for you made me.” —  Psalm 138:8 (NLT)   God’s plans for us are not only personal and proven, but we are also positioned for His purpose. How does God work out His plans in our lives?   As   Romans 8:28   reminds us,   “God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love Him.” That includes even the way He works out His plans in us. His process may not always match our expectations, but like a skilled potter shaping clay, God lovingly molds us through His divine strategy.   But how does He do this?   God, in His faithfulness, positions us for purpose. His placement is never random or accidental. In His wisdom and timing, He aligns people, places, and moments to shape our journey. Here are four ways God often positions His people, along with biblical examples to encourage your heart.   He positions the right envir...