Beloved children of God in Christ,
I greet and bless you all in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The Bible says in Psalm 65:11, “You crown the year with Your goodness, and Your paths drip with abundance.”
Today, whatever evil has come against you—whatever pain, betrayal, or disappointment you may be facing—the Lord will turn it into good. Just as Joseph said to his brothers, “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good,” God is about to turn every sorrow and every setback in your life into a stepping stone for greater blessings.
You might have woken up today with a heavy heart, wondering why certain people betrayed you, hurt you, or acted unjustly toward you. But remember this truth: if God has allowed it, it is because He is working something beautiful out of it. Instead of being overwhelmed, declare in faith, “This too is for my good.” Even if it seems like a burden today, God is using it to build you, prepare you, and bless you.
From this moment on, let that faith take root in your life. When that mindset settles in, fear will leave you, anxiety will vanish, and boldness will rise. You will no longer say, “Why is this happening to me?” Instead, you will confidently say, “God will bring good out of this.” This is the promise of the Lord: “You crown the year with Your goodness, and Your paths drip with abundance.”
That means, even the path you walk on will overflow with fatness—like ghee, which is costly and precious. In the same way, all the most valuable and priceless blessings will soon flow into your life. You may be crying today, saying, “I have no water, no shelter, no comfort, no income.” But today, the Lord declares, “I will open a new way for you.” He will crown your life with goodness. There will be breakthroughs. There will be blessings. Long-awaited marriages will be arranged. Delays will turn into divine appointments. Even if a proposal was rejected, don’t be disheartened. It is only because God has something better in store for you. Take heart—Jesus Himself will go before you and make it happen.
Testimony:
Sister Pappu from Katpadi, Vellore, wrote a letter asking for prayer for her financial needs and for the completion of her house. Brother Stephen prayed and encouraged her to make a pledge and promised that she would testify for God’s glory. She obediently made a pledge and prayed with faith. Miraculously, all her financial needs were met, and her house was completed without any obstacles.
So today, if you have made a pledge to the Lord, remember to fulfill it. Don’t delay. If you have forgotten it, surrender it to Him now and say, “Lord, help me honor my word.” When we keep our word before God, He will do mighty and marvelous things.
Prayer:
Loving Lord, we thank You for this beautiful promise. “You crown the year with Your goodness; Your paths drip with abundance.” Crown every child reading this with Your goodness. Where there has been evil, replace it with divine favor. Descend into their homes, restore what is broken, and rebuild their lives, their businesses, and their ministries. Let their hands be blessed, and may their paths overflow with heavenly oil. Let them not be borrowers but lenders. May they rise in glory, health, and joy. In Jesus’ Name we pray, Amen.
Beloved children of God in Christ,
I greet and bless you all in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The Bible says in John 12:13, “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! The King of Israel!”
Today, as the world celebrates Palm Sunday, we remember a powerful moment in history. The people of Israel, who had seen Jesus going around doing good, healing the sick, and teaching with authority, desired that He would remain their King forever. In great reverence, they made Him sit on a colt, laid garments and palm branches on the road, and joyfully led Him in a royal procession to the temple of Jerusalem. They shouted, “Hosanna! Son of David!” and praised Him as their King. This significant event is what we now commemorate as Palm Sunday.
This moment marks the beginning of the final and most meaningful days of the Lenten season — Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. As we reflect on Palm Sunday, one truth must remain in our hearts: “Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! The King of Israel!” Jesus came in the name of the Lord — not just as a teacher or miracle worker — but as the Redeemer and King. The people saw Him as the One who understood their pain, who performed miracles, who taught them righteousness, and who brought hope. And so, they accepted Him as their King.
Today, we too must make the same decision — to accept Jesus as our King. Let us declare from our hearts, “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord — the King of Israel — who lives in me is blessed!” Keep Him at the center of your heart. Give Him thanks. The Lord will lift you up. He will make you the head and not the tail, place you above and not beneath, and elevate you to walk in His divine favor.
The people during that time believed that if Jesus was to continue doing good in their lives, He had to be their King. The same is true for us today. If we want to see miracles, healing, and breakthroughs, we must enthrone Him as King in our hearts. When He comes, sickness disappears. When He comes, the power of witchcraft is destroyed. When He comes, every dark plan of the enemy is cancelled, and God’s glorious purpose is fulfilled in your life. The Lord will do amazing things for you and bless you mightily.
Prayer:
Loving Lord, we thank You “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! The King of Israel!” We praise, thank, and glorify You. Children, if you have already welcomed Jesus as the ruler of your heart, let Him continue to dwell there and lead you. Elevate us on high, making us the head and not the tail, above and not below, with the inheritance of Jacob. Meet all our needs and do good for us. Today, in our homes, bring about change—transform our debts, break our bondages, heal our sicknesses, and open our wombs. May good events abound and may You honor Your children. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
Beloved children of God in Christ, I greet and bless you all in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The Bible says in Psalm 145:14, “The Lord upholds all who fall, and raises up all who are bowed down.” What a powerful and comforting promise this is! The Lord is not only aware of your struggles but also deeply involved in your restoration. He upholds those who fall and lifts up those who are bowed down—those who have been insulted, humiliated, or broken in spirit.
Have you been insulted or looked down upon by others? Have people said you will never succeed, that you are not capable, or that you are good for nothing? Have they tried to suppress your potential and spoken negatively about your future? Take heart—the Lord says He will raise you up. People may push you down, but your God will lift you up high. That is the difference. When others try to make you sit down in silence, you must remember: you have a God who will lift you up!
This promise of God also speaks to those who have fallen into difficult situations—those who are burdened with debt, struggling with sickness, trapped in sin, or caught in addictions like alcoholism, drugs, or other destructive habits. Even if you’ve fallen into pride or prostitution, God’s hand is not too short to save. Today, the Lord is reaching out to uphold you. He will make you holy, counsel you, and bless you so that you will not fall again.
Not only does the Lord uphold those who fall, but He also raises up those who are bowed down. He will lift you before the very eyes of those who once insulted and shamed you. They may have said, “He is bedridden, he won’t rise again,” but God will prove otherwise. He will cause you to arise and shine! The Bible says that those who insulted you will fall, but you will stand straight. Today is your turn—your moment of restoration. If you have fallen, don’t remain in that place thinking it is over. The Lord has come to where you are right now to lift you up with His loving and wounded hands.
We see a beautiful example in the Bible of a lame beggar sitting at the temple gate. When Peter and John saw him, they said, “In the name of Jesus Christ, rise up and walk.” And the man stood up and walked! In the same way, no matter the sickness, sin, or debt you are facing today, the Lord is able to heal, deliver, and raise you up.
Testimony:
Brother S. Kamaraj had a sudden health crisis. He experienced severe breathing difficulties and couldn’t even walk a few steps. After undergoing medical tests, doctors found a serious blockage in the blood vessels from his feet to his lungs. They reported that 75% of his lungs were not functioning and gave up hope.
In that hopeless situation, he came with great difficulty to a God’s Love Ministries meeting in Coimbatore. There, he was prayed for with great compassion and faith—and the Lord miraculously healed him! Today, Brother Kamaraj is completely healthy. He shares this testimony to encourage you, as the same God who healed him is still working miracles.
Prayer:
Holy Father, we thank You. In the name of Jesus, I bless every person reading this. Lord, those who are reading this and have fallen into sickness, debt, sin, or curse—meet them where they are. Uphold them, make them holy, and set them free from their struggles. As You have promised, raise up all who are bowed down. Those who are discouraged, depressed, insulted, and forsaken—touch them, heal them, and lift them up. Let them arise and shine. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Beloved Sisters and Brothers in Christ, I greet and bless you all in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Psalm 16:8 – “I have set the Lord always before me; because He is at my right hand, I shall not be moved.”
Today, many people say, “I will be like your right hand, I’ll always be with you, no matter what trouble comes.” But when even a small problem arises, they disappear. They won’t answer your calls, they block your number, and vanish without a trace. When everything was going well, they might have said, “I will do this for you, I will stand by you.” But now, you don’t even know where they are. This is man.
But David says, “The Lord is at my right hand; I shall not be moved.” People will be with you when things go well—they will eat with you, celebrate with you, and take pride in being associated with you. But when struggles come, they run away. That’s when you realize who your real friends are. A true friend is one who stands by you in times of trouble. But our Lord is not like man. Whether you are in a time of joy or in a time of hardship, He is always with you. When the Lord is at your right hand, you will not be shaken.
Generally, most people use their right hand to do important things—writing, blessing, working. Some, however, are left-handed, and for them, the left hand is just as strong and dominant as the right. Like the way some left-handers bowl or bat in cricket powerfully—so, whether you are right-handed or left-handed, know this: The Lord is with you, and you will not be moved. Why does the Bible say “right hand”? Because it represents strength, blessing, and the hand we use for good work. So when God says, “I am at your right hand,” He is saying, “I am your strength, your help, and your support.”
Beloved, the Lord is your good portion—it will not be taken from you. Do you know when the Lord departs? When we do the things that displease Him. But when the Lord is with you, no one can move you. From any pit, from any challenge, you can rise victoriously and become an achiever.
So today, let your heart, your home, and your life be pleasing to the Lord—so that He will remain with you always.
Testimony – Brother Mark from Krishnagiri:
“My body was very weak, so I went to the hospital. The doctor examined me and said my sugar levels were 550 mg/dL and both my kidneys were affected. I was filled with worry and didn’t know what to do. Then I watched Brother Stephen’s Mangala Vaarthai program. As he prayed, I joined him in prayer. I wrote down the scripture verses that Brother shared and prayed with them. Later, I went back to the hospital for a checkup. The doctor examined me again and said, ‘Your sugar levels are now normal, and both your kidneys are functioning well.’ What a wonderful testimony! May the Lord do the same for all who are reading this.”
Prayer:
Loving Lord, we thank You. May You be at the right hand of my children forever. Because of Your presence, let them no longer be shaken but be established firmly and bear fruit. In the past, debts may have shaken them. Sickness may have shaken them. Shame may have shaken them. But from this day forward, let nothing move them. Lord, You be their right hand and support. Fulfill the desires of their heart. You know their needs, Lord. You know why they are stepping out today, whom they are going to meet, and what expectations they are carrying. Let everything they set out to do turn out favorably. Take them safely and bring them back safely. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Beloved Children of God in Christ, Greetings and blessings to you all in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ! The Bible says in Matthew 6:33 – “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.”
To stand in the presence of God and receive His blessings, He shows us the best and most excellent way: to seek His kingdom and righteousness first. This means we should not chase after the things of the world, but rather prioritize the things of God. When we seek His kingdom and righteousness, everything we need will be added to us by the Lord Himself. You don’t have to run after them—they will come to you.
Seeking God’s kingdom means choosing excellence, doing good, and giving the Lord the first place in our lives. Hold on to Him, be steadfast in faith, and do the things that please Him. Then, the Lord will bring the desires of your heart to your feet. Consider David. Though he began as a humble shepherd boy, he became a great king. Why? Because he delighted in praising God. The Lord said, “Sing praises to Me, for it is pleasant and fitting.” David obeyed. While tending sheep, he played the harp and worshipped God with his whole heart. He sought the things of God, and the Lord exalted him to a place of glory and honor.
Today, stop running after temporary things. Seek what is good and pleasing to the Lord. Obey His commandments. Walk in them. Pray earnestly, meditate on His Word, and live with a conscience that honors God. Then your needs—be it a job, visa, finances to clear debts, a breakthrough in your business, a life partner, or the gift of a child—will come to your doorstep. The Lord will bless you and make you flourish.
Testimony: Sister Stella from Coimbatore
“To succeed in my B.Sc. Computer Science exam, I wrote an email to Brother Stephen requesting prayer. I received a reply from Brother, and by the grace of God, I passed with 2nd rank at Bharathiar University. I later sent another email requesting prayer for a good job. Brother replied again, and the Lord Jesus heard his prayers. I was blessed with a good job. As I obeyed Brother Stephen’s advice and gave first priority to the Lord, I experienced His blessings in every area of my life.”
Prayer:
Loving Lord, We thank You for Your Word and Your promises. In Jesus’ name, I bless these precious children. May they seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. Bring an end to their wandering and striving for worldly things. Help them to pursue what is excellent, pure, and pleasing to You. Let them experience Your miracles and wonders. Bless them to be first in their homes, fields, businesses, and workplaces. In Jesus’ mighty name,
Amen.
