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Name: Manual Pulickaparampil Joseph

Title: Pastor and Bible Teacher

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

Contact: +44 7768889521

Email: [email protected]

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.

The Good Shepherd Knows You!

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On 5 September 2024, Thursday

In Biblical, New Testament, Themed Devotions

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Scripture Passage: John 10:14

“I am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me.”

In this passage, Jesus speaks to His followers, using the metaphor of a shepherd and his sheep. In the cultural context of the time, shepherds were responsible for the safety and care of their flock. The relationship between a shepherd and his sheep was intimate; the sheep recognized the shepherd’s voice and followed him. Jesus identifies Himself as the Good Shepherd, highlighting His deep, personal knowledge of His followers and their relationship with Him.

The literal interpretation of this verse emphasizes Jesus’ role as the shepherd who not only leads and protects His flock but also knows each one intimately. His knowledge of us is not distant or impersonal; it’s deeply relational. This relationship goes both ways—the sheep, representing believers, also know and trust Him.

Consider a pet who knows its owner’s voice and responds with trust and affection. In a similar way, Jesus knows us individually, and we are called to know and follow Him. This relationship offers security, guidance, and comfort, knowing that the Good Shepherd is always with us.

Do you trust Jesus as your Good Shepherd? How does knowing that He understands you completely change the way you approach your relationship with Him? Reflect on what it means to be known by Jesus and how you can grow in your knowledge of Him.

Today, take time to listen for the Shepherd’s voice. Spend a few moments in quiet reflection, asking Jesus to deepen your relationship with Him. Consider how you can trust Him more fully with every area of your life.

Prayer: “Lord, thank You for being the Good Shepherd who knows me intimately. Help me to trust You more deeply and to follow Your voice with confidence. Guide me in my walk with You, and let my life reflect the security I have in Your care. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

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Press On Towards the Goal!

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On 4 September 2024, Wednesday

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Scripture Passage: Philippians 3:14

“I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus.”

Paul wrote this letter to the Philippians while he was in prison, yet his words are full of hope and purpose. In this verse, Paul likens the Christian journey to a race, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and focus. The “goal” he speaks of is spiritual maturity and ultimately being with Christ. The “prize” is the reward of eternal life and the fulfillment of God’s call. Paul encourages the Philippians to keep moving forward, despite obstacles, because of the ultimate reward that awaits them in Christ.

In its literal context, this verse urges believers to stay committed to their faith journey. Paul’s focus is not on his past achievements or failures but on what lies ahead—his heavenly calling in Christ. This is a reminder that our faith is an ongoing journey, requiring constant effort and focus on Christ.

Imagine a runner in a marathon who, despite fatigue and challenges, keeps their eyes fixed on the finish line. Every step is taken with the goal in mind. Similarly, our walk with Christ requires us to keep our eyes on the ultimate prize, even when the road gets tough.

Are there areas in your life where you feel weary or distracted in your spiritual race? How can this verse encourage you to refocus on the goal? Reflect on the “prize” that God has promised and let that motivate you to press on. Today, commit to pressing on in a specific area of your spiritual life. Set a small, achievable goal that will help you move closer to Christ, and keep your eyes fixed on the eternal reward. Encourage someone else who may be struggling in their race.

Prayer: “Lord, help me to press on toward the goal You’ve set before me. Strengthen me when I feel weary, and keep my eyes focused on the prize You have promised. May I run this race with perseverance and joy, trusting in Your calling. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

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Pray for Spiritual Wisdom!

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On 3 September 2024, Tuesday

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Scripture Passage: Colossians 1:9

“For this reason, since the day we heard about you, we have not stopped praying for you. We continually ask God to fill you with the knowledge of his will through all the wisdom and understanding that the Spirit gives.”

Paul wrote this letter to the Colossians to address false teachings and to encourage them to remain rooted in Christ. Although Paul had never visited this church, he was deeply concerned for their spiritual growth. In this verse, Paul expresses his constant prayer for the believers to be filled with the knowledge of God’s will through spiritual wisdom and understanding. He knew that knowing God’s will wasn’t just about gaining knowledge but about living it out with discernment.

The literal interpretation here focuses on the importance of being filled with God’s wisdom, which comes from the Holy Spirit. Paul is asking for the believers to be equipped not just with head knowledge but with spiritual insight that transforms their lives and decisions.

Imagine a sailor navigating the seas. Without a compass or map, the journey becomes uncertain and dangerous. Similarly, without spiritual wisdom, navigating life’s challenges can lead to confusion and missteps. Paul’s prayer is that believers would have the spiritual “compass” to guide them through life according to God’s will.

Are there areas in your life where you need greater clarity or understanding of God’s will? How can you seek the wisdom that the Spirit gives? Reflect on times when God has guided you with His wisdom and how it impacted your decisions. Today, ask God to fill you with His wisdom in a specific area of your life. Write down the insights He gives you and take time to act on them. Consider praying this verse over someone else who needs spiritual guidance.

Prayer: “Lord, fill me with the knowledge of Your will through the wisdom and understanding that only Your Spirit can give. Help me to discern Your guidance in every area of my life, and let Your wisdom shape my actions and decisions. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

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Blessed Beyond Measure!

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On 2 September 2024, Monday

In New Testament, Themed Devotions

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Scripture Passage: Ephesians 1:3

“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ.”

Paul’s letter to the Ephesians was written to encourage believers by reminding them of the vast spiritual blessings they have in Christ. In a world where material wealth often defines success, Paul shifts the focus to the true riches found in Jesus. The “heavenly realms” refer to the spiritual reality of God’s kingdom, where these blessings—such as salvation, adoption, and redemption—are stored. These blessings are not temporary or worldly but eternal and secure.

In this verse, Paul emphasizes that every spiritual blessing comes from being in Christ. This means that as believers, we have access to the fullness of God’s grace and favor. These blessings aren’t earned by our efforts; they are a gift from God because of our union with Jesus.

Think of a child who receives an inheritance from a wealthy relative. They didn’t work for it or earn it—it’s simply theirs because of their relationship to the family. Similarly, our spiritual blessings are a rich inheritance from God, given because we belong to Christ.

Are there moments when you feel spiritually impoverished or disconnected from God’s blessings? How does this verse remind you of the abundant resources available to you in Christ? Reflect on the spiritual blessings you’ve received, and consider how they shape your identity and purpose.

Today, take time to thank God for the spiritual blessings in your life. Make a list of these blessings, and let them deepen your gratitude and confidence in Christ. Share one of these blessings with someone who needs encouragement.

Prayer: “Father, thank You for blessing me with every spiritual blessing in Christ. Help me to live in the fullness of these blessings, recognizing that I lack nothing in You. Open my eyes to the riches of Your grace, and use me to share Your blessings with others. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

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God is Jealous for You!

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On 1 September 2024, Sunday

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Scripture Passage: Exodus 34:14

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

This verse comes from a conversation between God and Moses after Israel’s sin of worshiping the golden calf. God renews His covenant with Israel, emphasizing His exclusive claim on their worship. In a world filled with competing deities, God makes it clear that He will not tolerate divided loyalty. The word “jealous” here doesn’t reflect human envy; instead, it speaks to God’s deep commitment to His people. His jealousy is a protective love that desires our undivided devotion.

God’s jealousy means that He wants our hearts entirely—He is not content with being one of many priorities. Just as a spouse would rightfully expect faithfulness in marriage, God expects loyalty from us. This isn’t about control; it’s about love. He knows that only in worshiping Him will we find true life.

Imagine a parent who sees their child wandering into danger. Their protective instincts kick in—they are “jealous” for their child’s safety and well-being. Similarly, God’s jealousy is His deep desire to protect us from the dangers of idolatry, knowing that anything we put before Him ultimately leads us away from life and joy.

Are there areas in your life where other “gods” compete for your attention? How can you refocus your heart to prioritize God above all else? Reflect on what it means for God to be jealous for you, and how His protective love is for your good.

Today, take a moment to identify anything that might be pulling your heart away from God. Commit to placing Him first in your thoughts, decisions, and actions. Trust that His jealousy is for your ultimate good.

Prayer: “Lord, thank You for loving me with a jealous, protective love. Help me to turn away from anything that competes with You in my heart. Give me the strength to put You first in every area of my life. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

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Strength in Meekness!

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On 31 August 2024, Saturday

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Scripture Passage: Matthew 5: 5

“Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.”

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus presents a radical vision of the Kingdom of God. Speaking to a crowd of followers and curious onlookers, Jesus redefines what it means to be blessed. In this verse, He declares that the meek, often seen as weak or powerless, are the ones who will ultimately inherit the earth. In the cultural context of Jesus’ day, meekness wasn’t a valued trait—power and dominance were. Yet Jesus flips this idea on its head, teaching that true strength lies in humility and gentleness.

Meekness, in its literal sense, is about controlled strength, not weakness. It is the choice to be humble and gentle in the face of adversity, trusting in God’s justice rather than seeking our own. This promise that the meek will inherit the earth points to both present spiritual blessings and future fulfillment in God’s Kingdom.

Picture a strong horse that’s been tamed. Its power is under control, directed by its master. Meekness is similar—it’s not the absence of strength, but strength under God’s control. In a world that often glorifies aggression and self-promotion, Jesus calls us to a different path, one that leads to true blessing.

Do you struggle with the tension between strength and meekness? How can you embody this gentle strength in your daily life? Reflect on moments when you’ve faced conflict—what would meekness look like in those situations?

Today, practice meekness by choosing humility over asserting your own way. Whether in a conversation or a conflict, trust God to vindicate you rather than seeking your own justice.

Prayer: “Lord, help me to embrace true meekness as You taught. Give me the strength to be gentle and humble, trusting in Your promises rather than the world’s ways. May my life reflect Your character in all I do. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

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Unshakable Confidence in God’s Love!

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On 30 August 2024, Friday

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Scripture Passage: Romans 8:38

Romans 8:38 (NIV): “For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers…”

In the book of Romans, the Apostle Paul offers deep theological insights into the Christian faith. Chapter 8, often considered one of the most encouraging chapters in the Bible, focuses on the assurance of salvation and the unbreakable bond between believers and God. Paul wrote to the Christians in Rome, many of whom were facing persecution, to remind them that nothing could separate them from God’s love in Christ Jesus. This verse is part of a larger passage where Paul lists various forces and circumstances that might seem powerful enough to sever us from God’s love, yet he confidently declares that none of them can succeed.

Paul is convinced—certain beyond doubt—that no power in the universe can separate us from God’s love. Neither life’s greatest challenges nor death itself, no spiritual force, no present hardship, or future uncertainty has the power to pull us away from God. This love is rooted in Christ’s finished work on the cross, a love that conquered sin and death.

Imagine a child holding tightly to a parent’s hand while walking through a crowded place. The child might fear getting lost, but the parent’s grip is strong, ensuring they stay connected no matter what. Similarly, God’s grip on us is firm and secure, no matter the chaos around us. We might feel overwhelmed or threatened, but God’s love is a constant, unbreakable force that holds us fast.

When life’s challenges feel overwhelming, do you sometimes fear that God has forgotten you? How does this verse reassure you of God’s unchanging love? Reflect on moments when you felt distant from God. How can the truth of this verse reshape your understanding of those times?

Today, take a moment to remind yourself of God’s unbreakable love. Write down or meditate on this verse whenever you feel anxious or distant from God. Share this truth with someone who is struggling, reminding them of the powerful love that nothing can separate them from.

Prayer: “Lord, thank You for the assurance that nothing can separate me from Your love. When I feel overwhelmed or distant from You, remind me of Your unshakable grip on my life. Help me to rest in Your love, trusting that You are always with me. Strengthen my faith and use me to encourage others with this truth. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

Confident in God’s Unfinished Work!

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On 29 August 2024, Thursday

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Scripture Passage: Philippians 1:6

“Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”

Paul wrote this letter to the Philippians from prison, yet it overflows with joy and encouragement. The Philippians had supported Paul’s ministry from the beginning, and he expresses deep affection for them. In this verse, Paul reassures them that God, who started the good work of salvation in their lives, will continue to work in them until Christ returns. Paul’s confidence isn’t in the Philippians’ efforts, but in God’s faithfulness.

Paul’s words remind us that God doesn’t leave things half-done. The “good work” refers to the transformation that begins at salvation and continues as we grow in Christ. Despite our flaws and failures, God is continually at work, shaping us to reflect Christ more fully. This is a promise that we can rely on—God will finish what He started.

Imagine an artist working on a masterpiece. Each brushstroke is deliberate, even if the painting seems incomplete at first. The artist sees the final picture, even when others cannot. In the same way, God, the Master Artist, is at work in our lives, even when we don’t see the full picture. We may feel unfinished, but God is faithfully shaping us into His masterpiece.

Are there areas in your life where you feel discouraged or incomplete? Consider how this verse reassures you that God is still at work. How does knowing that God is committed to completing His work in you change your outlook? Reflect on the times when you’ve seen God’s work in your life and thank Him for His faithfulness.

Start by trusting God with one area of your life where you feel unfinished or discouraged. Pray specifically for patience and perseverance. Write down one or two ways you’ve seen growth in your spiritual life recently and share this encouragement with someone who might need it.

Prayer: “Father, thank You for the promise that You will complete the good work You’ve begun in me. Help me to trust Your timing and process, especially when I feel discouraged. Give me faith to believe that You are always at work, even when I cannot see it. Strengthen me to keep going and to encourage others in their journey. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

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Better Is One Day!

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On 28 August 2024, Wednesday

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Scripture Passage: Psalm 84:10

Psalm 84:10 (NIV) says, “Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere; I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God than dwell in the tents of the wicked.”

This verse expresses the Psalmist’s deep longing for God’s presence, emphasizing that even the most humble position in God’s house is far more valuable than the highest pleasures found in sinful living.

The verse is part of a psalm written by the sons of Korah, who were temple servants. They understood the joy and privilege of being close to God, and they recognized that His presence surpasses all earthly experiences. This profound truth highlights that true satisfaction and fulfillment are found in being near to God.

A beautiful example of this is Mary of Bethany in Luke 10:38-42. While her sister Martha was busy with household tasks, Mary chose to sit at Jesus’ feet and listen to His teaching. Jesus commended her for choosing “what is better”—the privilege of being in His presence. This mirrors the heart of Psalm 84:10, showing us the incomparable value of prioritizing time with God.

In today’s busy world, it’s easy to be distracted by various responsibilities and pleasures. However, this verse reminds us of the importance of seeking God’s presence above all else. Prioritize time with God through prayer, worship, and reading His Word. Even if it means sacrificing other activities, the joy and peace found in His presence are worth it.

Prayer: Lord, thank You for the privilege of being in Your presence. Help me to prioritize time with You above all else, recognizing that being near You is far better than anything the world can offer. May my heart always seek You first. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Cast Your Cares on Him!

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On 27 August 2024, Tuesday

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Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 5:7

1 Peter 5:7 (NIV) says, “Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.”

This verse encourages believers to release their worries and burdens to God, trusting in His deep care and love for them. Written by the Apostle Peter, this passage reminds us that we don’t have to carry the weight of our anxieties alone; God invites us to give them to Him.

A powerful example of this is found in the life of Hannah, the mother of Samuel. In 1 Samuel 1, Hannah was deeply troubled because she couldn’t have children. Instead of allowing her despair to consume her, she poured out her heart to God in prayer, laying her burdens at His feet. God heard her cries and blessed her with a son, Samuel, showing His faithfulness and care.

In our daily lives, we often struggle with anxieties—whether it’s about our future, relationships, or finances. This verse invites us to take those worries and give them to God. By doing so, we acknowledge that He is in control, and we trust that He cares for us more than we can imagine.

To apply this verse, practice the habit of turning your worries into prayers. Whenever you feel anxious, take a moment to pray and give those concerns to God. Trust that He hears you and is working for your good. Remember that God cares for you and is fully capable of handling everything that burdens you.

Prayer: Lord, I thank You for Your great care for me. Help me to cast all my anxieties on You, knowing that You are in control. Teach me to trust You with every worry and burden. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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