Sunday at Jesus Lives Church

Today we had the joy of celebrating Father's Day at Jesus Lives. My mom and Saro 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.

The response from the congregation was both humbling and encouraging. Many people came up to me after the service to express how the message had spoken to them and blessed them. Some shared personal testimonies, while others thanked me for what they described as a timely and relevant word.

Pastor Jonathan and the church leadership also expressed their appreciation, thanking me for bringing a message that ministered to the needs of the congregation. Their kind words were a great encouragement.

We too were richly blessed through the worship, fellowship, and the warmth of God's people. It was a meaningful and memorable Father's Day celebration.

Above all, we thank God for His presence, His faithfulness, and the privilege of serving Him. To God alone be all the glory.

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