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

This morning I had the privilege  to share the Word at Abundant Life Family Church in Ang Mo Kio . It's always good   to come  here. Sr Pastor Allan Ang , is my mentor and a man of great passion for the Lord. It was good to see  familiar  faces.  I spoke of Psalms 18:29  - With  your help   I can advance against a troop;   with my God I can scale a wall. (NIV). With God..... We looked at the life of David and saw how he was able to overcome the various troops that are  into his  life. The army of fear The army of opposition The army of desolation The Sprit of the Lord ministered to many people. Jeya and I were blessed to.

P salm 23:4 (NIV)  -  "Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me." One of the most common battles we face in life is the battle with  fear . Every one of us, at some point, knows what it is to be afraid. Fear can creep into the heart unexpectedly—fear of the unknown, fear of failure, fear of loss, fear of what tomorrow may bring. Left unchecked, fear can grip the soul, cloud the mind, and paralyze the heart. It can cause us to shrink back when we should move forward and rob us of the peace God intends for us. What are some examples of situations that cause fear? A sudden diagnosis from the doctor. The uncertainty of a job loss. A broken relationship. The anxiety of raising children in an unstable world. The weight of financial pressure. Facing personal failure or public criticism. Death..... and the list continues  What are the effects of fear? It distorts our perception of realit...

Psalm 18:1–2, 29 (NIV) -  "I love you, Lord, my strength. The Lord is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold." "With your help I can advance against a troop; with my God I can scale a wall." Psalm 18 is more than a song; it's David's testimony—a deep, personal reflection after years of battles, betrayal, and brokenness. The inscription reminds us this song came from a place of lived experience. David had been delivered "from the hand of all his enemies and from the hand of Saul." The man who once fled for his life, hid in caves, and wept bitterly over losses, now lifts his voice in praise. David’s life was marked by  challenge after challenge : He faced the fearsome giant Goliath as a young shepherd, armed not with sword or shield, but with faith. He endured the jealousy and rage of King Saul, who relentlessly pursued him, forcing him into hiding though ...

Update  from our coordinate  in Odisha Persecution is still rife here. Today, in a village in Kalahandi District, two of  our believers’ families have been driven out from the village by the local villagers because they have accepted Lord Jesus and refused the Hindu way of worship. Now they are staying in the house of our church planter Karna in another nearby village. Please pray for these families and also for our church planters to get their support in time,

This morning I had the privilege of sharing the Word at Singapore Charismatic Church Geylang this Easter morning. The church used the Easter event as an evangelistic meeting and there were many new comers. I shared on the test from Matthew 28:10 - He is not Here Many people responded to the alter call and we give all glory to God The church also celebrated their 41st Church Anniversary. I was surprised  to see how they honoured those had served before.  I thank God for this opportunity and am blessed to be a blessing.

Matthew 28:6 -  He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay Today is Resurrection Sunday, the glorious day the global Church sets aside to commemorate and celebrate the triumphant resurrection of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. In truth, every Sunday is a reminder of this earth-shaking event — but today, we pause with deeper reflection and greater rejoicing. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not merely a central tenet of Christianity; it is the foundation and cornerstone of our faith. Without the resurrection, the crucifixion would be just another tragic death. The power of the cross lies in the empty tomb. If Christ had not risen, the gospel would be void of hope, and our faith would be meaningless. As the Apostle Paul so clearly articulates in  1 Corinthians 15:14–19 , if Christ has not been raised, then: Our preaching is futile, Our faith is in vain, We are still in our sins, Those who have...

This brief but intense mission trip through the mountainous terrain of Sikkim and the remote interiors of Assam was marked by God’s faithfulness and grace. Despite a reduced team of three, including Pastor Matthias Prasanath (City Tabernacle Church, KL) joining us for the first time, the Lord’s purposes prevailed. Key Objectives Achieved Conducted a two-day Youth Conference in Rangpo, Sikkim, attended by 150 passionate young people. Ministered during the Sunday service at PEC Gangtok and dedicated a new church building in East Sikkim—the 215th in our mission field. Taught at PEC School of Ministry in Jaigaon to 19 eager students, and ministered in two local churches. Visited two church planting works and a children’s program in Assam, covering challenging terrain and remote villages. Notable Highlights Youth in Sikkim displayed deep hunger for God—a sign of a rising generation for Christ. The church dedication in Dhanukey was a powerful testimony of God’s provision and faithfulness. Be...

This past Sunday 6 Apr, Jeya, mom, Saro, and I had the joy of attending the anniversary celebration of  Jesus Lives Church —our first time stepping into their new sanctuary. Pastor Jonathan Suppiah had warmly invited us, and it turned out to be a day filled with gratitude, memories, and divine encouragement. During the service, Pastor Jonathan shared a deeply moving testimony. He recounted how my mother had played a vital role in bringing his late father, Apostle Rev. N Suppiah, and his mother, Sis. Letchimi, to the Lord. Back in the late 1970s, while visiting their home at the Naval Base, my mother faced opposition and hostility—Rev. Suppiah often shouted at her and warned her not to bring his wife to church. He has many bad habits and a very staunch believer of another religion. Yet, her unwavering love and faithfulness and prayer, eventually broke through. The entire family came to Christ. The Lord touched Rev Suppiah and he became a "new creation".  In his words, my mom w...