HISnearness Church, Navi Mumbai

Nehemiah refused distraction because he knew the value of his assignment:“I am doing a great work and I cannot come down.”Not every invitation is from God—some are distractions meant to pull you away from purpose.He also rejected fear when it came disguised as prophecy:“Should a man like me run away?”Because he knew his identity, he discerned the wrong spirit and stood firm.✨ When you know your calling, you won’t be distracted.✨ When you know your identity, you won’t be intimidated.Stay focused. Stay discerning. Don’t come down.

In Matthew 11, Jesus Christ speaks about John the Baptist and Himself—two different approaches, yet both fulfilling God’s purpose. John fasted, Jesus feasted, but wisdom is proved by the results.Similarly, the Shunammite woman declined royal favor and trusted God within her family, while Joseph accepted favor from Pharaoh and ruled Egypt. Different paths, but both trusted the same God.The warning comes from Gehazi, who chased a favor without discernment and lost God’s blessing.The lesson: In God’s kingdom there may be different callings and processes, but the focus must always remain the same—not the provision, but the Provider.

This sermon, delivered on International Women's Day, explores the critical distinction between simple belief and active faith. The speaker emphasizes that while many Christians engage in religious activities like fasting, long prayers, and Bible study, these actions cannot please God without the foundational element of faith.Drawing from Hebrews 11:6, the speaker argues that "belief with action is faith". To illustrate this, several biblical and personal examples are sharedCalming the Storm: Jesus was disappointed that His disciples lacked the faith to rebuke the storm themselves, expecting them to use the power He provided.The Paralytic at Capernaum: The four men who lowered their friend through a roof demonstrated faith through their persistent, physical actions rather than waiting for an easier time.The message concludes with a call to the congregation to "rebuke the storms" in their own lives—whether they be sickness, debt, or fear—rather than just asking others for prayer. The growth of their church from a small group of three is presented as a final "work of faith".

God visits in different ways.Through warning — like in the days of Jeremiah. They had the Temple, sacrifices, prophets — yet they ignored correction. Result? Captivity.Through emptiness — like Naomi in the Book of Ruth.She returned bitter, but she returned.Result? Restoration and legacy.Through opportunity — like the Shunammite woman in Second Book of Kings.She perceived the move of God and built a room for Elisha.Result? Promise and resurrection.The difference was not the visitation. The difference was the response.Are you ignoring?Are you returning?Or are you building?✨ May we not miss our moment.✨ May we respond rightly.✨ May we build for what God is sending.#Visitation #RespondToGod #BuildRoom #KingdomPerspective

When Moses’ mother released him into the Nile, it wasn’t abandonment but surrender—she placed him into God’s hands, and God returned her destiny back to her, nourished, protected, and even paid for.”The God of Moses is our God too. Have a blessed time hearing what the lord spoke through our pastor this Sunday. Hear and be blessed

Faith is a journey—and every journey needs clarity.Clarity comes when doubts are addressed and questions are answered with truth.We were truly blessed to host a powerful Q&A session with Ps. Vijay Belola during our Annual Camp, together with HisNearness Pune Church.These sessions carry depth, wisdom, and revelation.We believe they will answer questions many carry silently—and bring renewal and revival where it’s needed most.Listen. Be encouraged. Be refreshed.Enjoy the session.

“Behold” — the invitation to see before He knocks.Before Jesus calls us to hear His voice, He awakens our ability to see His nearness.He makes us aware that He is already standing at the door.Revelation does not begin with sound—it begins with sight.Only those who see His presence will develop the desire to hear His voice.And only those who recognize that He is already there will choose to open the door.It was a blessed time hearing the Heart of God thought our dear Man of God - Pr Vijay Belola during our combined Annual camp with HisNearness Pune. Hear and Stay blessed as we share this Gem with all of you.

We were never created merely for worship—we were created for relationship.Formed in God’s image, humanity was meant to live in His nearness.But when sin distorted that image, distance entered.God sent many to restore the relationship, but all fell short—until Jesus, the spotless Son, came.He became our High Priest, removing our sin, restoring our identity,bringing us out of the witness box and seating us in favour at the Father’s right hand.Through Him, we now boldly call God Abba Father.Yet the Christian life isn’t a bed of roses.Like David, we still face our Goliaths.Goliath was trained for war from youth—but David was anointed from youth.When we confront our giants, we stand not as slaves, not as defendants,but as sons, as co-heirs with Christ,covered by our High Priest and backed by heaven.

THE OLD IS OBSOLETE. THE NEW IS ETERNAL.In Christ, the Old Covenant has faded, and the New Covenant stands forever.It’s not for a few — it’s for everyone. “They shall all know Me.” (Heb. 8:11)At Jacob’s well, Jesus revealed the shift:The old quenches for a moment.The new becomes a spring within you. (John 4:14)Whatever your thirst — identity, peace, breakthrough, righteousness —the answer is now inside you. The Spirit is your spring.The Old Covenant pointed to God from the outside.The New Covenant releases God from within.

The village of Cana wasn’t a significant place—just a small village near Nazareth. Yet God chose an ordinary wedding there to reveal extraordinary glory.The best thing the hosts did? They invited Jesus.No matter how well we prepare, never forget to invite Jesus into your life. When shortage or loss hits, He is the answer.Even when it wasn’t His time, Mary’s faith and the servants’ obedience pulled a miracle into that moment.Let your obedience transcend every season of delay.When Jesus is invited, trusted, and obeyed—ordinary places become the stage for His glory.

Step into a Season of Newness — where marriage, church, and calling reflect the beauty of divine partnership. Discover how true partnership means feedback, growth, and stepping into your next assignment. You are not defined by your past but positioned as a son or daughter with authority. Just as Saul’s plans were stopped by God’s hand (Acts 9:1), the threats against your life, work, or family will be disarmed by divine power. Remember — unless the Lord allows, no one can take control. You are the gatekeeper of your jurisdiction.

Join us as our Pastor Ligin Abraham dives deep into powerful truths about spiritual discernment and the journey of salvation. Learn how to guard your spirits, identify hidden captivities, and recognise the spiritual influence in your life. We explore Genesis 14:4 and Romans 8: 38-39 revealing how to live as a warrior who can take down kingdoms and in unwavering confidence through Christ.

Are you letting distractions stall your destiny? You're not built to stay late in the wilderness! This powerful message from Pastor Ligin Abraham reveals the critical difference between being a visionary and an integrator, and how both are essential to your success.

Sunday Service Word by Pastor Ligin Abraham.

Cost of Inaction ⚠️ When we look in Matthew :- 25: 14-30God is a gifter, And we as stewards are responsible to multiply what God gives us. There has to be ownership over excuses.If you are faithful with the little, you will be trusted with more like the servant who multiplied his master's wealth five times. Servant was handed over something to steward, he then multiplied it and returned to his master. Lets not dig hole and hide oneself in it.The same master who gives you the power to have wealth, also gives you the power to get out of the hole you dug. Look around what God has given you to steward. Lets have the ability to abundance. Let this be our story✨In the Kingdom, inaction is costly:What is unused is taken away.What is multiplied is rewarded with abundance.The unfaithful servant faces loss, not just of resource, but of purpose and eternal reward.Thus, the Master seeks servants who respond to the call, act in faith, and advance what He entrusts, proving their understanding of His heart through fruitful action.

Pastor Ligin Abraham shares how the enemy often tries to poison, distract, and limit us by wrapping us in false coverings and substandard solutions. Through personal stories, prayer, and the Word, we are reminded to stay vigilant, guard our lives, and break free from every limitation that holds back our anointing. Learn how to recognize the schemes of the enemy, choose the right partnerships, and step boldly into the freedom and protection that Christ has given us