Parisutham

Brother Parisutham addresses believers at the CFC Bangalore Conference, presenting biblical truths for spiritual growth and encouragement during this session.

The sermon warns that as lawlessness increases in the world, people's love for God tends to grow cold. The speaker uses the Israelites' experience with manna—which initially tasted like honey but later became routine—to illustrate how our appreciation for God's word can diminish. He urges the congregation to guard their love for God by actively seeking time alone with the Lord, comparing this longing to the desire of newlyweds for private fellowship.

The speaker shares a profound testimony about how raising his mentally handicapped son taught him deep lessons in humility, patience, and dependence on God's grace. He learned that God's intention was not to grant miraculous healing but to humble him, forcing him to rely entirely on divine provision for daily care. Ultimately, he learned to trust God's perfect timing, accepting that God does everything for our ultimate good.

The sermon addresses the concern of whether believers' love for God has diminished over time. It encourages the congregation to examine their current spiritual state and rekindle their passion for God. The message calls for a renewed commitment to a vibrant relationship with the divine.