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

Jeya and I had the privilege of spending the last six days in Sri Lanka, and I can honestly say it was one of the most enjoyable and memorable trips I have ever made. Before arriving, I had formed a very different picture of the country. I had been given the impression that Sri Lanka was relatively underdeveloped, but I was pleasantly surprised by what I experienced. The roads were clean and well maintained, the traffic was remarkably orderly, and there was a sense of calm and organization that stood out immediately. Having travelled extensively in India, the contrast was quite noticeable. Although the city we visited was not very large, it was modern, well planned, and had all the infrastructure needed for comfortable living. Many people told us that Sri Lanka is one of the most beautiful countries in the region, blessed with breathtaking scenery, mountains, beaches, and lush greenery. Unfortunately, our schedule was full, so we were unable to explore much beyond our ministry commitme...

As usual, during this time of the year, we conduct our annual   Back to School Program   for underprivileged children. These precious children come from the slum community of Rassolpura, Telangana and attend our daily tuition program. This initiative is one of the many social outreach projects undertaken by PEM International, a missions organization committed to serving communities and transforming lives. This year, we had the joy of providing school bags, stationery, and other essential school accessories to the children as they prepare for a new academic year. For many of these children, such support is a great encouragement and a tremendous blessing to their families. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our sponsors and well-wishers who generously contributed towards this project. Your sponsorship is not in vain. You are investing not only in the education of these children but also in their future and in the advancement of God's Kingdom. Your generosity...

"There you saw how the Lord your God carried you, as a father carries his son, all the way you went until you reached this place."   — Deuteronomy 1:31 Have you ever lost your way? Most of us have, at one time or another. I vividly remember an experience I had while visiting Rome two years ago. One evening, I decided to explore the ancient city on my own. As I walked through the historic streets, surrounded by magnificent ruins and centuries of history, I became completely captivated by the beauty and grandeur of ancient Rome. So engrossed was I in the sights around me that I gradually lost track of where I was going. Before long, I realized that I had wandered far from my intended route and had somehow ended up on a highway, unsure of where I was or how to get back. To make matters worse, evening was approaching and darkness was beginning to set in. I tried asking for directions, but many of the people I met could not speak English. Even my GPS seemed unable to point me in t...

Today we had the joy of celebrating Father's Day at Jesus Lives. My mom and sister Saro, together with their helper,  joined Jeya and me for the service. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by the ushers and members of the church. This was only the second time Jeya and I have attended this church, yet we were made to feel very much at home. I had the privilege of delivering the Father's Day message based on Proverbs 3:1–5. As I prepared for this message, I was deeply challenged and reminded once again of the importance of godly values, especially in the lives of fathers and families. It was a joy to share what the Lord had placed on my heart. I also shared briefly the salvation story of the late Apostle Suppaya and the remarkable legacy he left behind. It was encouraging to recount how God graciously transformed his life, blessed his ministry, and firmly established the work of his hands. His journey stands as a testimony to God's faithfulness and the power...

“Solomon answered, ‘You have shown great kindness to your servant, my father David, because he was faithful to you and righteous and upright in heart …’” (1 Kings 3:6) Father’s Day is in the air, and I find myself seeing many posts on Facebook describing what a father should be. There is no shortage of definitions, ideals, and expectations being shared. In one sense, it feels like everything that can be said has already been said. Yet in moments like this, I am reminded that ministry is not sustained by information, but by conviction. I must remain faithful not merely to what is popular or circulating, but to what the Lord is speaking to my heart. It is not enough to echo voices; I must hear His voice. As I prepare, my heart turns inward and backward at the same time. I am reminded of my own father. It has been 15 years since he left us. Time has not erased the memory, nor has it filled the vacuum he left behind. There are spaces in life that remain unchanged by years, because they are...

Praise the Lord, my soul, and forget not all his benefits—who forgives all your sins and heals all your diseases.- Psalms 103:1-2 This verse reminds us that healing is part of the gracious heart of God toward His children. Just as He is willing to forgive, He is also able to heal. Throughout Scripture, we see Him revealing Himself as the Lord who heals, bringing restoration to bodies, minds, and lives.  When we face sickness or weakness, we do not come to Him with uncertainty about His power, but with confidence in His compassion and ability. We can stand on His promises, pray in faith, and trust that He is at work even when we do not yet see the full manifestation of His healing.  Our hope is anchored in the character of God and the finished work of Christ, who bore our sins and carried our infirmities. Therefore, let your heart be encouraged today: the God who heals has not changed.  He is still able to touch, restore, strengthen, and make whole, and we can confidently...