Life is getting busier and busier and we have to reset our priorities every now and then. After all, the hard and tiring work that I have to do at the office, doing all I can to please my boss and sometimes skipping meals, shouldn't I have the right to have a little relaxation and peace all alone? Or is it so necessary to attend my cousin's daughter's birthday party whom I had seen only once? Seems to be a very straightforward decision, there's nothing for me in going there even for 5 minutes. 

Or is there?

After 10 years of school life, do BFFs become just a hashtag? Why do our relatives tend to become 'distant'? Do we need just a handful of people to live our lives? Can humans live without companions? 

Join us as we begin on the wonderful journey of exploring the love of our heavenly Father. Yes, we all certainly have a heavenly Father who loves us and wants to talk to us. We would love to have you be a part of this series called 'The Father's love ' starting with Week 1: Relationships Matter by Pastor Mathew. 

Parents can be annoying at times, with all their advice and instructions which seem so needless. But sometimes when we listen to them just so that they feel good and stop giving their instructions at least for a while, even we tend to kinda feel good. And let's admit it, many times listening to them turns out to be a life-saving decision in our lives. Why is it that obedience brings about a good feeling in our conscience?

Obedience may seem to be the virtue of someone with or without limited free will; as though one is obliged to somebody or something.  But we always tend to obey the people whom we love, cause we always want to keep their hearts. 

Join us as we listen to Samuel Mathew on the title: Obedience, where we learn about a man who took the deadly step of obeying his father. But that decision saved the world.

With time ever-advancing and stopping for no one, we have to choose every step of ours wisely. If someone is in need of help, help them. If someone is trying to push a wall, give them a hand. If someone is broken, help them rebuild themselves. In the process of helping others, we ourselves might need a shoulder to lean on, a hand to help us get up, or a smile to fix our broken hearts. And that is why we can be a support to others.

Join us as we hear from Kezia Joseph on the title: The Time is Now, this being the last Sunday of our theme Talitha Cumi.

Broken can be such a negative word. It indicates that something is no longer protected or something is lost. When your phone lock is cracked open, the one who broke into your device has access to all your contents, data, personal space and everything around your life is compromised. The mention of it itself is so disturbing.

But let's see it in another angle. How many times a heart patient's life is saved due to open-heart surgery? And isn't it necessary to break open the room door of someone contemplating suicide? 

Join us as we hear from Anu Danny on 'Broken to be Blessed'. We continue to hear from the ladies of our church and we believe that Jesus is telling even all you girls and ladies out there 'Talitha Cumi', which means 'Rise little girl' and shine.

Problems, difficulties and struggles are never-ending in our lives. And each problem has to be dealt in a specific way. Just like each lock has a specific key to open it, and no matter how similar any other key may look, if it's exactly same, it will never open the lock. So what's that deciding factor that causes the obstructing walls of our lives to fall? As we celebrate  'Talitha Cumi' join us as we hear from Charline Stella on 'The Wall: Marching is Obedience'.

The welcoming of June brings along with it what Jesus has to say to all the ladies out there with a bright smile. He says 'Talitha Cumi'. Translated from Aramaic, 'Talitha Cumi' means 'Rise Little Girl'. The world is made for both men and women and Jesus wants all the women to rise just like the men and be the blessing they were made to be. And so we have dedicated this month to the ladies of our church to speak to us from the wisdom God has given them.

It's been a tough year so far with the COVID-19 disease, cyclones, locusts attack and many more. In such times the work to be done is more and the labourers are less, even the smallest of things that we can do for others is valuable. And so Jesus said the harvest is plenty but the labourers are few. Join us as we listen to Dr Nita Varghese on 'Labourers in the Harvest' and learn how to reach out to those around us. 

Ever tried going for jogging while there is an earthquake of Richter scale 5? That's something how living becomes when we have fear in our mind. There always is uncertainty and we expect the worst of things to happen.  Join us as we learn how to calm this "mind-quake" of ours as we look into the final section of our series 'What's on your mind': I Think I'm Afraid by Dr Danny Simon.

How sweet does a well-tuned guitar sound when its strings are plucked. But when the strings are stretched a little more, they rip off. In physics, there's a term called Young's modulus which helps us understand how much pressure can an object handle before it breaks. There might not something like that to determine the mental pressure, but at times we all are stretched to the limit. Our lives are so much harmonious and fruitful when stretched to the right measure, but what happens when its overstretched?

This Sunday as we continue the series "What's on your mind" by Dr Danny Simon, find out how we calm ourselves down when we are tensed and what all we miss on when our mind isn't clear.

"The straw that broke the camel's back."

This idiom is so true in our lives. Even when problems, difficulties, undealt and poorly dealt matters stock up it just takes something so insignificant as a straw to frustrate us.  But this wasn't how life was meant to be. This isn't how we were meant to be.  

This Sunday as we continue on our series of "What's on your mind" by Dr Danny Simon, let's find out how to avoid extra burdens from stocking up. And if it runs through your mind "I think I'm frustrated", let's learn how to get out of it.

Many times we are like this painter who is drawing a beautiful portrait, but then midway buys a dagger and cuts it down. Worry not only destroys our present but also the future. Let's not be foolish.

But if it would've been that simple, we wouldn't have worried at all. Would we?

Just as a child runs to his mother's arms and forgets all his worries, join us this mother's day as we learn what our Creator has said about why and how we shouldn't worry.