Bible Prabodhalu

“But to all who did receive him, he gave them the right to be children of God, to those who believe in his name, who were born, not of natural descent, or of the will of the flesh, or of the will of man, but of God.” - John 1:12.
The number one criteria in order to have a relationship with God is then to acknowledge that we must “repent” of our sins. We must change our mind about God, about our own condition - a sinful one, and without a Saviour we will not have forgiveness of sins and have eternal life.
The second criteria is "Believe." It means to place your trust in Christ, to rely upon Him, to have confidence in Him.
In this video Dr. Joel Madasu explains how to have a relationship with Christ Jesus.
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Knowing the work and the ministry of the Holy Spirit is important for a Christian. Because, it is the Spirit who guides us, convicts us of our sins, teach us, fills us, illuminates God's Word to us so that we could better understand the living, life-changing Word of God. 
In this episode, I explain briefly the work and the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
What does the Holy Spirit do in a Christian’s life?
He Fills
What is the filling of the Spirit? (Ephesians 5:18)
Imperative – it’s a command to all Christians
Present tense – we are to keep on being filled.
Passive – we must allow the Holy Spirit to do the filling.
Meaning – it means "to be continually controlled by"
g., Luke 4:28 – controlled by wrath
g., Acts 13:45 – controlled by envy
What are the conditions for being filled?
One must dedicate himself to God for His use and control (Romans 8:14; 12:1-2).
One must not grieve the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 4:30) – committing sins we know we should not do.
One must live his life in constant dependence upon the Spirit (Romans 8:10-15, 26-27).
What are the results of being filled?
Christ-likeness (Galatians 5:5, 16-18, 22-25)
Worship and Praise (Ephesians 5:18-20)
Submission (Ephesians 5:21-27)
He Teaches (John 16:12-15)
He will guide us into all the truth—for us today it means he will teach us the content of God’s Word.
He will show you things to come.
He will sometimes use other believers with the gift of teaching.
He Guides (Romans 8:14)
He Gives Assurance (Romans 8:16) – we are the children of God.
He Prays (Romans 8:26)

In this episode, I explained what Gospel is, a brief study on the ancient usage of the word, and how it is used in the New Testament. Gospel is not simply a "good news" but it is the POWER of God!

In this episode, I explain the importance of the Mosaic Covenant.

In this episode, I explained what is the importance of the Abrahamic Covenant and how it is related with the central theme of the Bible. 

In this episode, I explain what is Noahic covenant and how it fits in with the central theme of the Bible

This episode explains what a "Covenant" is; how many covenants are in the Bible and how they fit under the central theme of the Bible, which is God's rule.

The Old Testament is not relevant today – is a misunderstanding that some have. What is the importance of Old Testament? This week’s episode deals with the argument that Old Testament is in fact, relevant and it is the foundation for the New Testament.