When faced with difficult and daunting situations we oft get stressed and anxious, not remembering that the Lord is able to do far more than we can ask or imagine, if only we are willing to trust Him to.

We all love laughter, but the question we need to ask ourselves is whether the jokes that cause the laughter is at some one else's expense. 

We are sometimes led astray by the majority, not realising that oft times, the majority could be wrong about something. Also very often we hesitate to be the voice of God and say things that go against the majority. 

We all influence people in some way - the question is whether we are a positive influence or a negative influence on people. 

We all feel low at times - see how a man of God also felt  low at one point in his life.

So often we're so concerned about people's opinions of us, or are caught up with our own opinions of ourselves. but what really matters is God's opinion of us.

This is the 1st talk in Tamil in a series entitled, 'Building Relationships that Last.' In this talk we look at the importance of loving both God and people, which is the basis for all healthy relationships. 

This is the 8th Study in the Book of 1st Peter, wherein Peter talks about the way we, as believers should respond to evil done to us.

This is the 7th Study of the Book of 1st Peter, where Peter talks about how Christian couples should relate with one another - with love, respect and honour for one another. 

This is a 3.5 minute thought on what happens when conflicts remain unresolved, and a suggestion by Jesus on how to resolve them.