Rev Rajendra Masilamani

Resurrection: Celebrating Life in Jesus Christ is risen – He is resin indeed! Hallelujah!! Easter is a celebration of life in Christ, as it signifies the day of his resurrection from the dead.  Resurrection of Christ is indeed a founding principle to our faith in God. By dying Jesus destroyed death, and by raising Jesus restored life. Resurrection represents the triumphal victory and life in Jesus Christ. Did Jesus rise from the dead? is the most important question asked regarding the claims of the Christian faith today. Yes, according to the Scriptures, Christ died for our sins and was buried, on the third day God raised him from the dead (Acts 5:30) .     The resurrection of Jesus is important for several reasons as it witnesses to the immense power of God Himself. To believe in the resurrection is to believe in God and his power. In resurrecting Jesus from the grave, God reminds us of His absolute sovereignty over life and death. ...

Ambassadors for Christ Terminology   Generally speaking, an ambassador is a representative of a nation, sent to a foreign land. In other words, Ambassador is a diplomatic official, heading his or her country's mission to certain international organizations.  An ambassador is a diplomatic agent of the high command, he is a subject of a foreign land and he exemplifies the honor of his home country. The ambassador’s role is to reflect the official position of the sovereign body that gave him authority. Biblical Exposition  2 Corinthians 5:20 says “ We are therefore Christ’s ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us. We implore you on Christ’s behalf: Be reconciled to God.” In this verse, the Apostle Paul describes a Christian’s duty as an ambassador of Christ. Paul’s comment is not imperative, but declarative. He is not saying something that we should be, but rather something that we are. Being an ambassador is not a...

THE LORD’S PRAYER Matthew 6 : 9 -13 The Lord’s Prayer is a universal PRAYER taught by our Lord Jesus Christ. It was carefully conceived by Jesus with certain precise ends.     He taught this prayer to his disciples in such a way that it would pass through ages, without suffering alterations.  The Lord’s Prayer is the same forever and ever, as it fits in all situations and circumstances. It helps us to outline an accurate path towards God.  The opening words “Our Father,” defines the relationship between God and the person praying.  Our God is our Father on whom our whole existence depends. God the Father, whose glory is our inheritance, whom we may freely approach, like children approach their father!   When we address God as our Father, it affirms that all men and women in this world are our brothers and sisters, who belong to the same family.  "We are truly members of just one body." Therefore the Lord’s Praye...