My dearly beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, I greet and bless you all in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Today, our good teacher, the Lord Jesus, is giving you a divine counsel from the book of Psalm 32:8: “I will teach you and show you the way you should walk. My eyes will be on you, and I will counsel you.”
Worldly teachers impart moral lessons, provide clarity in specific subjects, and teach us valuable concepts. They are known for imparting good knowledge and wisdom. The sacred title of ‘teacher’ should be reserved for those who teach what is good and righteous. Even in schools, teachers don’t just teach academic subjects; they also instill good values, offer sound advice, and impart moral guidance. This is the truth.
Today, Jesus Christ, our Good Teacher, offers us divine counsel. When Mary Magdalene encountered Him, she called out, “Rabboni,” meaning “Good Teacher.” Today, you too can call Him by this name—”Rabboni.” The Lord says, “I will teach you and show you the way you should walk. My eyes will be on you, and I will counsel you.” This means He will guide you in all aspects of your life—what you should do, how you should live, what you should say, where you should go, and where you should not go. When we try to navigate life on our own, we may end up in unnecessary problems or sin. That’s why the Lord says, “I will teach you, and I will give you good counsel. I will lead you in the way you should go.”
Therefore, surrender yourself completely to the Lord. Do not hold on to pride or ego. Only when you fully submit to Him can He guide you in the right path. Just as the potter molds the clay in his hands, the Lord will shape you beautifully and lift you up to admire His work in you. Many have testified that they experienced great peace and joy when they started following the counsel given by the Lord through me. Some have said they have transformed into better human beings by incorporating this divine guidance into their daily lives. Today, the Lord will place you in a wonderful and surprising place, and He will take delight in you.
Prayer:
Dear Lord, we thank You. Thank You for being our Good Teacher. We thank You, Rabboni. You teach Your children valuable lessons and guide them in the way they should walk. You give them wise counsel, keeping a watchful eye over them. You are a wonderful Counselor, Lord. In the coming days, let Your counsel lead to a miraculous, blessed life for all who seek You. May they experience wonderful exaltation in their lives. Let them ride in triumph on the heights of the land and feast on the inheritance of their father Jacob. Lord, cancel every weapon formed against them, and may those who come against them in one way flee in seven different ways.
In Jesus’ name, we pray. Amen.
My dearly beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, I greet and bless you all in the Name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. On this day, the 4th of September, we greet you and invite you all to this Mangala Vaarthai message. Let’s take read the auspicious word from the book of Proverbs 25:25, “Like cold water to a weary soul is good news from a distant land.”
My dear brothers and sisters, a “weary soul” refers to a drooping soul, a dull soul, or a thirsty soul. There is a saying, “Water is always for those who are thirsty.” God is telling us that for a thirsty soul, the good news received from a distant land will be like cold water. Today, the good news that comes from heaven will be like cold water to your weary soul. It may also come from a distant country or city where your children are living, bringing refreshment to your weary soul.
When bad news comes from afar, it can further burden the soul, making it more weary due to the heaviness of heart. But when good news arrives from a foreign place, from the cities or nations where your children live, it will uplift your weary soul, filling it with joy and gladness. I tell you again, if good news comes from your children who have gone to a distant land—whether they went there to live, study, or work—as long as you keep receiving good news, your soul will rejoice. However, if bad news arrives, the soul becomes weary. Yet, even when a soul has been burdened for some time, it can turn to rejoice again when good news comes regarding the same matter.
Today, you may be troubled at heart, having heard a lot of bad news. But God is telling you prophetically that good news will come from a distant land. Perhaps children studying abroad will say, “Mum, I’ve succeeded! I’ve earned my degree, I’ve cleared my arrears!” Or children who went there for a job may say they’ve secured a good job, received a promotion, or attained a high position. Or, if your children have gone to live in a distant land, they may say that people are taking good care of them where they live. These are the good news. Additionally, children who have been longing for children for a long time, living in distant lands or cities, might send good news saying, “I’m pregnant, I’ve conceived, I’m becoming a mother, or I’m becoming a father.” You will receive more and more good news these days, and God is giving you this auspicious word today. I bless you all that, instead of all the bad news, may you receive continuous good news.
Prayer:
Dear Lord, we thank You. Lord, whenever Your children receive bad news from their loved ones living abroad, their souls become weary. But today, You have said that good news will come from distant lands, and it will be like cold water—good news that will make Your children happy, joyful, and rejoicing. Lord, let this Word be fulfilled in the lives of all the children who are watching this program.
In Jesus’ Name, we pray.
Amen.
My dearly beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, I greet and bless you all in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. On this day, the 3rd of September, it gives me great joy to meet you. May God bless you. As we wait for the auspicious word that God has given for you today, please take a moment with me and read Exodus 33:14, which says, “My Presence will go with you.”
My dear brothers and sisters, God looked at Moses and said, “My Presence will go with you.” Moses was determined that only when God goes before him, he would follow. Moses told the Lord, “Lord, if I must lead these thousands of people, I will not be able to do it with my own strength. If Your presence is not going before us, then please don’t let us move a step forward. We won’t move a step forward unless You come with us.” Only then did the Lord say, “My presence will go before you.” The Lord further said, “You go.” After this, Moses began to move forward.This is good advice for us to have a successful journey in our lives. For those children who say, “I have failed in my life, I have failed in my
business, I have failed in my ministry, I have failed in life,” this is a good counsel for success.
From now on, pray to the Lord that His presence should go before you. Be determined in this: that you will go only if the Lord goes before you. If not, you won’t go. When you say this, the Lord will remind you of all your sins or shortcomings, and He will tell you that He cannot come along with you. Then, after you correct yourself in everything, God will come with you, and then you will go, and the thing that you go for will be a success. I have taught this counsel to so many people—those who go for interviews, those who go to obtain visas to foreign countries. I tell them, “Take God with you when you go.” When you call upon the Lord, and if the Lord is not coming, then pray to the Lord to forgive you for any mistakes, and if the Lord forgives you, then He will go with you. So please take this good counsel wherever you go.
Prayer: Dear Lord, we thank You for speaking to us through this Mangala Vaarthai program, and for reminding us how important it is that Your presence goes with us. Thank You, Lord, for telling Your children that every day, when we go to different places, this counsel from You is the right thing to do, as it will renew our relationship with You. Lord, wherever they are going today, if You go before us, all the obstacles in our lives will be removed. Break the obstacles and work miracles in Jesus’ name, we pray.
Amen.
My dearly beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, I greet and bless you all in the Name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. On this 2nd day of September, I am pleased to share this auspicious message with you. May the Lord bless you richly. Today, let us reflect on the verse from Luke 12:32, which says, “Do not be afraid, little flock, for your Father has been pleased to give you the kingdom.”
My dear brothers and sisters, the Lord assures us, “Do not be afraid, little flock.” This is His guarantee, instilling confidence and boldness in us. Fear often robs us of many blessings, as it is a sign of faithlessness. But the Lord tells us not to be afraid, no matter how small or insignificant we may feel. What matters is who is with us, and the Lord is with us, pleased to give us His kingdom.
In today’s world, people may hesitate to give even the smallest amount, but our Lord promises to give us entire kingdoms. Just as He promised Caleb, who followed Him faithfully, the land he desired, God will also fulfill the desires of our hearts if we remain upright and faithful to Him. Caleb’s faithfulness set him apart, and God blessed him with the beautiful mountain country of Hebron, which remains a testament to God’s promise. So, dear ones, follow the Lord faithfully, and He will fulfill your expectations. The Lord will do great things for you when you walk in His ways.
PRAYER: Dear Lord, we thank You for this beautiful morning. Thank You for giving us the courage to face our fears, saying, “Do not be afraid, little flock, for your Father has been pleased to give you the kingdom.” Remove all spirits of fear—fear of the future, fear of unemployment, fear of financial struggles, and fear of the unknown. Fill Your children with the spirit of courage and let their cup overflow with blessings. Clear their debts and let them receive abundance. In Jesus’ Name, we pray. Amen.
My dearly beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, I greet and bless you all in the Name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. On this day, the 1st of September, I consider it a great privilege to meet you through this Auspicious Message. This gives me great joy. This is the Mangala Vaarthai for this day. Deuteronomy 33:27 says, “The eternal God is your refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms.”
My dear brothers and sisters, it is not that the eternal God also, but the eternal God alone is your refuge. The term “eternal” means our God lives forever and ever. This means a God who surpasses all ages and is alive forever. Such a God is your refuge. He is a God who lives with you in all circumstances. If there were another option, people would not put their trust in God, but that trust in God would be divided. Wherever you pursue a particular goal, your mindset should be focused on that same route. It should not deviate to another way. Only then will you be able to see and obtain the crown of victory. So, never shift your trust from God to any other thing. God is everything for you. He is God for eternal ages to come. He is God at present and in the future. He is your God.
My dear children of God, if you depend on a man and sometimes take refuge in them, they may keep you until your work is done. But if you think that these people will help you till the very end and protect you, they may desert you when they no longer need you. But the Lord is not like that. He is beyond all that. He lives beyond ages, beyond situations, and He loves you without expecting anything in return. The next verse says, “Underneath are the everlasting arms.” “Eternal” and “Everlasting” are similar words meaning immortal—one who lives through all ages of time and the one who lives forever and ever. So, the Lord says, His everlasting arms will be your source and comfort.
PRAYER:
Dear Lord, we thank You. Lord, on the first day of this month, You said that the eternal God is our refuge, and underneath are His everlasting arms. Lord, I place this verse upon the heads of all the children, and as a man of God, I bless them. From today onwards, let there be a great resurrection in their lives, and throughout this new month, let them have a good experience of walking with You, holding Your hand. We commit all of them into Your hands. Those who have entrusted themselves into the hands of others and have held the hands of others, let them today start walking by holding the hands of God. We are taking refuge in You, we are taking refuge in You as a family. You guide us, You do great things for us. Please provide everything that we need throughout this month. In Jesus’ name, we pray.
Amen.
