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Under the Father’s Care

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My dear young friend,


welcome to November! Each new month is a gift from God, filled with His fresh promises. This month, God is speaking this deeply into our hearts: "You are under My care."


Think about that for a moment. What does it mean to be under His care? It means that God does not leave you to walk alone, He does not turn away when life feels overwhelming, and He does not overlook the smallest details of your journey. His care is constant, watchful, and tender.


Jesus describes this care in Matthew 10:29–31:


“Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? Yet not one of them will fall to the ground outside your Father’s care. Even the very hairs of your head are all numbered. So don’t be afraid; you are worth more than many sparrows.”


Two sparrows may seem insignificant in the world’s eyes, but not one falls without the Father’s notice. If God pays such close attention to sparrows, how much more does He watch over you, His beloved child? He knows your value, your needs, your fears, and even the number of hairs on your head.


The Care That Never Sleeps


One evening, as I walked across our campus, I noticed the security guard at the gate. He was supposed to be watching and protecting, yet his eyes were glued to his phone. He did not even notice me approaching him. I gently asked, “Sir, are you well? Are you too busy to watch?”


That moment made me realize how limited human protection can be. Even the most sincere people sometimes fail to notice or safeguard us. But our heavenly Father is never distracted. He never dozes off. He never overlooks our presence.


Psalm 121:3–4 reminds us: “He will not let your foot slip—He who watches over you will not slumber; indeed, He who watches over Israel will neither slumber nor sleep.” Unlike earthly protectors, God’s eyes are always on you. His care is constant, whether you are awake or asleep, surrounded by friends or sitting alone.


Guided in Every Detail


When I look back at my own life, I can clearly see how God’s fatherly care has shaped me. As a child, He gave me a deep thirst for His Spirit. At the right time, He filled me with the Holy Spirit, guiding me into a closer walk with Him.


I remember attending meetings where my grandfather and father would preach. My siblings and I would sit quietly in our chairs, taking notes of every verse they quoted. Those early disciplines were not just habits—they were the Father’s way of teaching us reverence and shaping our character.


The Lord also guided me in practical matters. He whispered in my heart about how to dress modestly, what entertainment to avoid, and when to step away from distractions. At times, while watching a video or listening to a song, I would suddenly feel uneasy inside. I knew it was the Lord cautioning me: “This is not right. Leave it.” That inner nudge was His loving care, keeping me safe from influences that could pull me away from His purpose.


Prepared for His Plans


The Father’s care not only protected me but also prepared me for the path ahead. From a young age, He used my father to encourage me in singing and music. At school, He gave me opportunities to act in skits, participate in competitions, and discover my gifts.


Those small beginnings became stepping stones to larger platforms—singing in meetings, speaking at leadership conferences, and even addressing parliamentarians. I often marvel at this journey, because I know I am not worthy of such opportunities. Yet the Father planned them all. At each stage, He provided the skills, the courage, and the wisdom I needed. He fed me at the right time, launched me into the right places, and continues to lead me still.


The Same Care for You


My friend, this care is not just for me; it is for you too.


He knows your struggles and understands the fears you rarely voice. He sees the dreams hidden in your heart and the battles you fight in secret. He promises to hold you, feed you, and guide you through every season.


You may feel lonely at times, but you are never truly alone. Even when parents, friends, or leaders cannot walk beside you, your heavenly Father is there. His care will not let your foot slip or your life fall.


This November, rest in the assurance that the Father’s eyes are on you. Trust Him to guard your steps, guide your decisions, and provide for your needs. His care is perfect, unchanging, and deeply personal.


May God bless you richly this month as you live under the Father’s unfailing care.


With much prayers,

Samuel Dhinakaran

 
 
 

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