"Knowing only half-truth is very dangerous". Ever guessed the reason for a thief to choose to operate in the dark? If it's so that he can't be seen, wouldn't it be difficult for him to see as well? And that's why it's always a risk. But just imagine if the lights were on as he was stealing. It's the same when we try to look for something in the dark, the object we are looking for is going nowhere but we just can't see it. Sometimes just seeing the entire picture solves half of the problem. That's because unless we know what the problem is we can't solve it. Do we sometimes struggle in our relationships just because we don't have a clear picture of the problems? Can we not see the solution to life's problems, while it is there right in front of us, because we can't see it?

Join us as we continue on the series of "The Father's love" week 9: Turn on the Lights by Dr Danny Simon.

How true is it that many times we don't listen to understand what the other person is saying, but so that we can give them a strong reply? One of the best fundas in life is to do your part, but is it enough? We live in an imperfect world and some times we can't see it but things just don't add up. In our relationships, even if none of the people involved is at fault, there seems to be an unaccounted gap which just broadens over time.  Are relationships more about claiming our rights no matter what the consequence? Is it enough to just do our part without considering the gap that is created? Up to what extent should we go in order to save our breaking relationships?

Join us in Week 8 as we continue in the series 'The Father's Love'; 'Rights Vs Relationship' by Dr Danny Simon.

One of the greatest trademark dialogue of the Bollywood is 'mere paas maa hai'. It signifies that if one has his/her mother with her, it would surpass all the wealth one can have. Undoubtedly any mother's love towards her child is too deep to be measured, but is it true that there's no love greater than a mother's love? Will a mother really never forsake her child? Can an orphan experience something like a mother's love, or even something greater than that?

Is it also possible that our relationship with our earthly mother will affect other relationships in our lives? Join us as we continue on the series 'The Father's Love' : #NoFilter - Part 2

"A prejudiced mind cannot reveal the reality of life." How often do we judge others based on our past experiences? Many times we are not patient enough to know what others are going through before judging them or drawing a conclusion. There are also times we were misunderstood and judged wrongly, without our side of the picture even being heard.  But does everything around us work this way? Is every sugar-coated conversation has a bitter crust under it? Is everything that offers to give something has a hidden intention to get more from us than what they can give us?

Is it possible that our relationship with our earthly father can affect other relationships in our lives? Join us in week 6 of the series, 'The Father's Love' : #NoFilter part 1.

'A true leader is one who knows the way, shows the way and also goes the way'.

Going the way, although being very tough, makes the difference. In order for a policeman to enforce the law, he must subject himself under the law. Is obedience just another word for slavery? Is surrendering to any authority a sign of weakness?

Ever tried venturing out something new? It's always wise to consult experts before doing so, yeah? It prepares you for the best and the worst! It's the same with life! We can live a good life if when we seek the one who has already experienced life. For every desert experience, when we're tempted to take the easier route, we have someone to look up to who already has been there! Jesus knows what any kind of temptation is like... and He knows exactly how to deal with it! Join us to listen to 'Obedience in Temptation' by Samuel Mathew.

'Life isn't a bed of roses', and there are thorns all around. But what happens when the very air we breathe is poisoned? Family issues and sibling rivalry isn't something new, but are we supposed to accept it as a part of life and live with it? Can broken homes and split families find peace again?

Our bitterest enemies are those we once loved the most. The pain is searing, and the hatred has very deep roots. And to cause them to harm we may go to any extent. There are numerous examples of brothers killing each other; for money, power, love or pride. But what if this could change? Can the very hatred that causes siblings to be each other's hindrances, be removed?

Join us as we continue on the series 'The Father's Love' by Dr Danny Simon in Week 5 'Road Closed'.

"How far would you go for love?" This not only being a tag line for Cadbury's Silk but also a question which people very genuinely ask themselves when in love. For example, Romeo and Juliet went up to the point of killing themselves as they could not live together and Elsa sacrificed her life for her sister Anna in Disney's Frozen. But how much can you actually love somebody?

"Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope."

This is how the American poet, memoirist and Civil Rights activist Maya Angelou describes love. But does such love exist?; and does everyone get to have someone in their life to love them so much? Or are these just made-up quotes picked from Google?

Tune in as we continue the series on 'The Father's love', in Week 4 titled 'Reckless Love' by Dr Danny Simon.

A NLF Manipal Series

Can anyone who loves swimming be scared of going to a swimming pool? Is it possible for someone who's afraid of dogs also tend to love them? Not many would see it this way but fear and love are antagonistic to each other. 

Is it possible that you love your Heavenly Father and yet hide from Him because you did something wrong? How do we deal with fear and love? Tune in as we continue the series on 'The Father's Love' in Week 3 - Hide N' Seek by Dr Danny Simon

According to the 2nd law of thermodynamics, in order for a machine to keep working, energy has to be continuously supplied. Which means if I don't switch on the fan switch, it won't rotate. So is the case with love, unless we keep experiencing love, we can't keep loving others. 

A gap analysis is a tool that can help businesses identify where they aren't living up to their potential. Even in our relationships with different people, there may be several gaps which we desperately try to close. Truth is we can't close those gaps unless we close the gap within. The only way to close that gap is with love.

Tune in with us to find out more in Week 2 of the series, 'The Father's Love' titled 'The Love Gap' by Dr Danny Simon.