Pastor Pragasen shares some lessons we can learn from a flower - the Father cares for us, equips us, and calls us to live our lives for Him!

When we go to church, give of our time and resources, and serve one another, we are contributing to God's eternal Kingdom. This kind of work also cannot be faked: God is not mocked. Let's not grow weary of doing this good work, because it's part of an everlasting work!

Isaiah finds himself in the midst of God's majesty and glory without escape. As a sinful man confronted with the holiness of God, he declares, "Woe is me; I am ruined!" If we are not devastated by God's holiness, we will never know our own nature. The good news is that we are not left devastated, for God showers us with His grace!

God knows what He's doing; our words should be few before Him. Likewise, if God is in Heaven and He is in charge, we should give Him the glory. Let's stop spending so much time talking about ourselves!

The city of Ephesus came to a stand still in protest, but nobody actually knew why they were protesting. It was all just a mindless frenzy. Today, we know that there is no more Ephesian church. Perhaps because they became too friendly with the state? Let's see what we can learn from this narrative!

Rehoboam chose to listen to the brash young men of his youth over the wise old men who had advised his father, Solomon. He lost most of the kingdom as a result. Let's learn to listen to accept the advice and wisdom of those who know better than we do!

The aggressive crowd still want to find Jesus to make Him work for them. When they go seeking for Him, they are surprised to find Him! We can never expect to "seek" Christ for our own reasons. We must seek Him for who He is!

In a city full of philosophers and wacky thoughts, Paul sets the record straight: there is one God, He can be known personally by man, and He commands us to repent. Let's have a look at this Gospel message preached in the middle of Athens!

A doer of the Word demonstrates his faith by charity and purity. Let's not delude ourselves into thinking we are doing well. We must look intently at the Word, at Jesus, and have Him radically change our lives!

Sometimes we forget that "miracle" literally means "sign" - it must point to something. In this instance, it points to Jesus's complete dominion over Creation as Almighty God. And yet, when He draws near to His disciples, He greets them as friends. Let's also learn to recognize His voice and lay hold of Him by faith!