Tamilnadu Development
Health care
- TN health and family welfare dept has ranked state run healthcare institution
- Mmr and imr and out patient treatment included.
- First time the state has ranked PHC, health sub centres, District headquaters hospitals and medical college hospitals.
- Kancheepuram, Namakkal, Thootukudi performed best
HEAVENLY COURT APPEAL
- We appealed a case to the heavenly court about the growth and the almighty God has answered is on 1st December 2022.
- We appealed a case that the Paddy production should be increased and the Lord has answered our prayer.
PROPHECY NEWS -Bible Prophecy and the Current Political Divide
Bible Prophecy and the Current Political Divide
As history hurtles toward the Last Days, we find ourselves trying to navigate through an increasingly hostile world. Politics are dividing our country and even our churches. People are becoming more cold-hearted, selfish, and angry. We are experiencing a breakdown that feels irreversible. Our problems do not have simple solutions, but we can find guidance in Scripture.
How Can I Know the Difference Between Turning the Other Cheek and Taking a Stand for What Is Right?
America was originally founded on Christian principles, but this foundational premise began to erode after World War II. Today momentum for the downward trend is building. The government, the educational system, the entertainment industry, and the media no longer share our values, which means faithful Christians are becoming alienated from the dominant forces in society. Christianity is now a religious subculture, increasingly demonized, ridiculed, and marginalized.
Persecution is not too strong a word to describe what is happening to Christians in America today. To be persecuted for righteousness' sake means that we are hated or opposed or suffer solely for following Christ and living for God. In our nation, we are experiencing five stages of religious suppression: stereotyping, marginalizing, threatening, intimidating, and litigating. I think America is a long way from the kind of persecution that involves torture and death, as Christians endured in the New Testament and now endure in other countries. But one never knows what may lurk around the corner. In my younger days, I never in my wildest nightmares dreamed that Christianity would be under fire as it now is in the United States.
How should Christians in the United States react to persecution? The first response might naturally be anger. But the New Testament gives us a more constructive response. The early Christians suffered much more severe persecution than anything we presently face, and we never find them responding in anger. In fact, they found positive benefits in suffering. They discovered suffering promotes character (Romans 5:3-5), provokes courage (Acts 4:19-20; Philippians 1:20-21), proves godliness (2 Timothy 3:12; Hebrews 12:6; 1 Peter 5:10), produces joy (Acts 16:25; 5:41), and provides rewards (Hebrews 11:24-26).
There are three decisions we can make: determine to stand for truth, draw support from one another, and derive your security from the Lord.
When we view the current political climate in light of God's eternal plan, there are decisions we can make and steps we can take in advance to steel ourselves for that moment when persecution comes. Let's look at three things we can do to prepare for that moment.
- Determine to stand for truth. It is imperative that fear of rejection, criticism, or loss does not cower us into hiding our light. To live worthy of the Gospel is to stand for God's truth without bending. As Paul urged the Corinthians, we are to "watch, stand fast in the faith, be brave, be strong. Let all that you do be done with love" (1 Corinthians 16:13-14).
- Draw support from one another. We cannot be Christians alone. We need the company of others like ourselves with whom we can share encouragement, struggles, and victories. It is easy for us to feel alone and discouraged, but in the company of fellow believers, we draw strength, discipline, knowledge, encouragement, support, and love from one another. A courageous example can spur any one of us to say, "If he or she can do it, by God's grace so can I."
Derive your security from the Lord. The key to standing firm in the face of persecution is to remember whom we belong to and where we are going. We belong to Christ, and He secures us in His hand. Thus, we need not fear danger to our reputations, our jobs, our finances, or even our physical lives. As He said, "For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it" (Matthew 16:25).
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