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Name: Manual Pulickaparampil Joseph

Title: Pastor and Bible Teacher

Address: 339-343, Hagley Road, ISH, Birmingham, B17 8NH

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Biographical Profile:

Manual Pulickaparampil Joseph is an experienced Pastor and Bible Teacher with a profound commitment to congregational care and guiding individuals in their faith journey. With over ten years of dedicated service, he has exhibited a deep understanding of pastoral responsibilities and a genuine passion for nurturing spiritual growth within the community.

Having a strong foundation in biblical knowledge and doctrine, Manual is well-versed in effectively engaging and serving diverse age groups, including both youth and the elderly, within the church community. He is renowned for delivering engaging and insightful sermons that effectively communicate biblical principles to all audiences.

Throughout his ministerial journey, Manual has demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, guiding and supporting the church community in fulfilling its mission. He has also played an instrumental role in overseeing and efficiently managing all areas of ministry, ensuring smooth daily operations and optimal resource utilization.

As a Visiting Faculty for Christian Apologetics at Kerala Baptist Bible College and Seminary, Manual has imparted his expertise through lectures, seminars, and workshops to master's level students. His passion for academic integrity and quality education has led him to serve as an Academic Dean and Teacher of Theology and Languages at Harvest Mission College, where he initiated student success initiatives and encouraged faculty and staff development.

With a heart for the youth, Manual has served as a Youth Pastor at Elim Bible Church, providing spiritual guidance and mentorship to the young members of the congregation. Additionally, as an Assistant Pastor at Faith Bible Church, he has effectively planned and conducted worship services, led various programs, and provided spiritual care to the community.

Manual's educational qualifications include a Master of Theology from Cohen University and Theological Seminary and a Bachelor of Theology from Faith Baptist Bible College and Seminary.

Born and raised in a devout Roman Catholic family, Manual's spiritual journey took a transformative turn when he accepted Christ as his personal Savior and dedicated his life to serving the Lord. His unwavering faith, coupled with his deep knowledge of the Bible and a heart for shepherding others, has made him a beloved and respected figure within the church community.

Manual Pulickaparampil Joseph's dedication to ministerial service, commitment to fostering unity within the congregation, and passion for creating an inclusive and welcoming environment make him a valued leader and mentor. Through his ministry, he continues to impact lives, spreading the transformative power of the Gospel and guiding others on their faith journey.

Don’t Throw Away Your Confidence!

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On 25 September 2024, Wednesday

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Daily Devotionals from the Bible!

Scripture Passage: Hebrews 10:35-36 (NIV)

“So do not throw away your confidence; it will be richly rewarded. You need to persevere so that when you have done the will of God, you will receive what he has promised.”

The writer of Hebrews was addressing early Christians who were experiencing persecution and hardship for their faith. He encouraged them not to lose heart, reminding them of the eternal reward that awaited them if they persevered. The call was clear—keep your confidence in God, no matter the struggle, because His promises will not fail.

This verse challenges us to hold on to our faith, even when life is tough. God’s rewards often come through patient endurance, requiring us to trust His timing and plan. Our confidence in His faithfulness should anchor us in the hardest moments.

Imagine someone climbing a mountain. As they ascend, the path becomes steeper, their energy wanes, and they’re tempted to turn back. But if they press on, they’ll eventually reach the breathtaking view at the summit. Likewise, our faith journey can feel overwhelming, but holding on to God’s promises will lead us to the fulfillment of His plans.

Think about a time when you felt like giving up on something important. How might God be calling you to persevere today? Where is your confidence being challenged, and how can you renew your trust in God’s promises?

This week, recommit to trusting God’s plan for your life, even in the face of difficulties. Share this confidence with others, encouraging them to stand firm in their faith.

Today’s Prayer: Lord, help me to hold on to my confidence in You, even when life feels overwhelming. Give me the strength to persevere, trusting that You are faithful to Your promises. Strengthen my heart, and let me be a source of encouragement to others. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Rejoicing in Hard Times!

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On 24 September 2024, Tuesday

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Scripture Passage: Romans 5:3-4 (NIV)

“Not only so, but we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope.”

Paul wrote to the Roman believers during a time of intense persecution. He encouraged them to see suffering not as a defeat, but as a pathway to spiritual growth. Paul explains that hardships refine us, building perseverance, shaping our character, and leading to a deep, unwavering hope in Christ.

In this passage, Paul is teaching that our trials are not meaningless. When we encounter struggles, we can rejoice because God is at work within us. He’s transforming us, strengthening our faith, and anchoring our hope in Him. This doesn’t mean the suffering is easy, but it means that it has purpose.

Imagine an athlete training for a marathon. The process is grueling, full of pain and fatigue. But through perseverance, the athlete becomes stronger, faster, and better prepared for the race. Similarly, our spiritual endurance builds through life’s challenges, producing a character that reflects Christ and a hope that transcends this world.

Think about a recent hardship or trial you’ve faced. How can you view it through the lens of God’s refining process? Instead of being overwhelmed, how might you allow it to strengthen your character and deepen your hope?

This week, take time to thank God in the midst of difficulty. Trust that He is working through it, developing your perseverance and character. Encourage others who may be going through their own struggles by sharing how God is strengthening you.

Today’s Christian Prayer: Lord, thank You for using every trial to shape me and make me stronger. Help me to trust You in my suffering, knowing that You are producing perseverance, character, and hope in my life. Give me the strength to endure and the wisdom to encourage others. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Embrace One Another!

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On 23 September 2024, Monday

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Scripture Passage: Romans 15:7 (NIV)

“Accept one another, then, just as Christ accepted you, in order to bring praise to God.”

Paul wrote the book of Romans to the believers in Rome, addressing a church made up of both Jewish and Gentile Christians. There was tension between these groups due to their differing backgrounds, customs, and beliefs. Paul urged them to accept one another, following Christ’s example of unconditional love and grace, to glorify God through unity.

Paul’s message is simple: Christ has welcomed us despite our flaws and imperfections. We are called to extend the same grace and acceptance to others, regardless of their background or differences. This act of love reflects Christ’s heart and brings honor to God.

Picture a family gathering where everyone brings different dishes to the table. Though the food may vary, it all contributes to the same meal. Similarly, in the body of Christ, our differences are not barriers but beautiful contributions to the unity we have in Him.

Think about the people in your life—family, friends, coworkers, or fellow believers—who may be different from you. Are you extending the same acceptance that Christ has shown you? Reflect on any barriers that might prevent you from embracing others fully.

This week, make an effort to reach out to someone different from you. Show them the love of Christ through acceptance, whether it’s through an act of kindness, a conversation, or simply by listening.

Today’s Prayer: Lord, thank You for accepting me as I am, flaws and all. Help me to reflect Your love by accepting others without judgment or hesitation. May I live in a way that glorifies You and brings unity to those around me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Our Jealous God!

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On 22 September 2024, Sunday

In Biblical, Old Testament, Themed Devotions

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Scripture Passage: Exodus 34:14 (NIV)

“Do not worship any other god, for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God.”

This verse is part of God’s covenant renewal with Israel after they broke the first covenant by worshipping the golden calf. As Moses received the new stone tablets, God emphasized His holy nature and warned against idolatry, declaring that He is a “jealous” God who desires the exclusive devotion of His people.

In this context, “jealous” does not reflect human envy but God’s passionate love and protective nature over His relationship with His people. He knows that worshipping other gods leads His people away from the true source of life and blessing. His jealousy is a fierce commitment to their well-being and holiness.

Imagine a loving parent who sees their child being drawn into harmful behavior by negative influences. That parent’s jealousy is rooted in love—they want to protect their child from anything that could cause harm. Similarly, God’s jealousy reflects His desire to protect us from anything that would pull us away from His presence and purpose.

What “gods” are vying for your attention today? Is there anything that is taking priority over your relationship with the Lord? Reflect on your heart’s devotion and ask if anything has subtly become an idol.

This week, make an intentional effort to remove distractions and renew your commitment to the Lord. Consider spending extra time in prayer or fasting as an act of devotion.

Today’s Prayer: Lord, thank You for Your jealous love for me. Help me to recognize and remove anything that takes my focus off of You. May my heart be fully devoted to You, and may I worship You alone. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Devote Yourself to Prayer!

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On 21 September 2024, Saturday

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Scripture Passage: Colossians 4:2 (NIV)

“Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.”

Paul wrote the letter to the Colossians to encourage and instruct a young church facing various challenges, including false teachings. In this verse, Paul reminds the believers of the importance of prayer, urging them to be steadfast, alert, and filled with gratitude as they seek God.

The literal interpretation emphasizes commitment to prayer. It’s not just an occasional act but a constant practice. Being “watchful” means staying spiritually alert and aware of God’s presence and activity, while “thankfulness” reflects a heart posture that recognizes God’s blessings in all circumstances.

Imagine a plant that needs daily water to thrive. Without consistent nourishment, it withers. In the same way, our spiritual life needs the regular sustenance of prayer to remain healthy and connected to God. Just as the plant depends on water, we depend on prayer to keep us aligned with God’s will and ready to face the challenges ahead.

How is your prayer life? Do you find yourself turning to God only in times of crisis? Or are you nurturing your relationship with Him daily, with watchfulness and gratitude?

This week, set aside time each day to pray intentionally. Be aware of God’s activity in your life, and thank Him for His faithfulness, even in the smallest things.

Today’s Prayer: “Lord, help me to be devoted to prayer. Make me alert to Your presence and fill my heart with gratitude. May my prayers reflect a deep trust in You. Amen.”

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Speak Life!

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On 20 September 2024, Friday

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Scripture Passage: Ephesians 4:29 (NIV)

“Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen.”

Paul’s letter to the Ephesians was written to a diverse group of believers in Ephesus, encouraging unity and godly living. In this verse, Paul addresses the power of words, urging believers to use their speech for the benefit of others, to build up rather than tear down.

The literal meaning here is straightforward: avoid harmful or negative speech. Instead, speak in ways that are constructive and uplifting. Words have the power to either wound or heal, and as followers of Christ, we are called to use our words to encourage and strengthen those around us.

Imagine your words as seeds. If you plant seeds of criticism and negativity, those around you may wither in their spirits. But if you plant seeds of encouragement and love, you can nurture growth and hope in others. The words you speak have a lasting impact.

Think about your conversations over the last few days. Were your words helpful and kind? How can you be more intentional about speaking life into others?

This week, make an effort to speak words that lift up someone who is struggling. Compliment, encourage, or offer support—whatever the situation calls for.

Today’s Prayer: “Father, help me to speak words that build others up and reflect Your love. May my speech be full of grace and kindness, always benefiting those who hear. Amen.”

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Put Others First!

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On 19 September 2024, Thursday

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Today’s Scripture: Philippians 2:3-4 (NIV)

“Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others.”

Paul wrote the letter to the Philippians from prison, offering encouragement to the church in Philippi. In this passage, Paul emphasizes humility and selflessness, calling believers to consider the needs of others over their own, modeling their lives after Christ’s example.

Through these verses apostle Paul instructs us to avoid selfish ambition and pride. Instead, we are to embrace humility, putting others’ needs before our own. This is a countercultural way of living, especially in a world that often encourages self-promotion.

Think of a relay race where each runner must hand off the baton. If one runner tries to keep the baton for themselves, the team fails. Life is a bit like that; we move forward together by supporting one another, not by seeking individual glory.

Consider the relationships in your life. Are there areas where you can prioritize someone else’s needs? How can you serve others in your daily interactions?

This week, make it a point to intentionally put someone else first. Offer a helping hand, listen closely, or take time to serve without expecting anything in return.

Today’s Prayer: “Lord, help me to walk in humility and selflessness. Open my eyes to the needs of others, and give me the strength to serve with a heart like Yours. Amen.”

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The Good Shepherd Cares!

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On 18 September 2024, Wednesday

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Today’s Scripture: John 10:11-13 (NIV)

“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. The hired hand is not the shepherd and does not own the sheep. So when he sees the wolf coming, he abandons the sheep and runs away. Then the wolf attacks the flock and scatters it. The man runs away because he is a hired hand and cares nothing for the sheep.”

In this passage, Jesus speaks to a Jewish audience, using the familiar imagery of a shepherd and his flock. Shepherds in ancient Israel were responsible for the care, safety, and guidance of their sheep. By calling Himself the “Good Shepherd,” Jesus contrasts His loving sacrifice with the indifference of hired hands, who flee when danger comes.

Literally, Jesus is saying that He is willing to lay down His life for His followers—His sheep. The hired hand, who works only for payment, runs away when the sheep are threatened because he lacks genuine care. But Jesus, the Good Shepherd, will stand between the flock and danger, even at the cost of His life.

Imagine a firefighter running into a burning building to save lives, while someone hired for a lesser role might hesitate. Jesus is like that firefighter, giving everything for the safety of those He loves.

Reflect on Jesus’ deep care for you, knowing He has laid down His life for you. How does this truth affect the way you trust Him in moments of danger, fear, or uncertainty?

Today, take time to rest in the security of being cared for by the Good Shepherd. Trust in His constant protection and love.

Today’s Prayer: “Lord, thank You for being my Good Shepherd. Help me trust in Your protection and care, even when I face trials. Strengthen my faith and remind me of Your great sacrifice. Amen.”

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Wisdom in Action!

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On 17 September 2024, Tuesday

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Scripture Passage: James 3:13 (NIV)

“Who is wise and understanding among you? Let them show it by their good life, by deeds done in the humility that comes from wisdom.”

James, the brother of Jesus, wrote to early Christian believers scattered across different regions. His letter is filled with practical advice on living out faith in everyday life. In this verse, James challenges the believers to demonstrate true wisdom, not through words, but through a life of humble actions.

The interpretation of this passage is that wisdom is not just intellectual knowledge or clever speech. True wisdom is reflected in our behavior, specifically in deeds done with humility. It’s not enough to claim to be wise; our actions must prove it.

Imagine a mentor or leader who not only teaches others but leads by example with humility. Their wisdom is not self-serving but directed toward serving others. This is what James calls believers to embrace—humble actions that speak louder than words.

Reflect on areas in your life where you can practice humility. Do your actions reflect the wisdom and understanding you’ve gained through faith? Are you serving others quietly and humbly, or do you seek recognition for your efforts?

Today, seek to demonstrate wisdom through humble actions. Let your deeds speak for themselves, and trust that God sees and values your service.

Prayer: “Lord, give me a heart of humility that reflects Your wisdom. Help me to live out my faith through actions that serve others and glorify You. Let my life be a testimony of Your love and wisdom. Amen.”

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His Grace is Enough!

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On 16 September 2024, Monday

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Scripture Passage: 2 Corinthians 12:9 (NIV)

“But he said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.”

In this verse, Paul shares a deeply personal encounter with God. He had been struggling with a “thorn in the flesh,” something that caused him ongoing distress. Despite his prayers for relief, God’s answer wasn’t to remove the problem but to assure Paul of His sustaining grace. God revealed that His power is most fully displayed in human weakness.

In fact, this scripture teaches that human weakness becomes a vessel for God’s strength. Instead of delivering Paul from his affliction, God empowered him to endure it, using his struggle as a platform for divine strength.

Think of an athlete with a physical injury. If that athlete still manages to achieve great success, their accomplishment becomes even more remarkable because it highlights their perseverance despite limitations. Similarly, God’s power shines brightest when we lean on Him through our weaknesses.

Reflect on the areas in your life where you feel weak, discouraged, or overwhelmed. How can you trust in God’s grace to be enough in those moments? Instead of trying to be strong on your own, what would it look like to embrace your weakness and allow God’s power to carry you?

Today, surrender your struggles and fears to God. Remember that His grace is all you need. When you feel weak, lean into His strength, and let His power flow through you.

Prayer: “Lord, thank You for Your grace that is always enough. Help me to see my weaknesses not as obstacles, but as opportunities for Your power to shine. I surrender my struggles to You and trust in Your strength. Amen.”

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