Satish Mylapore Talks About His Book “Our Father’s Design”

About the Author:

Satish Mylapore is a husband of a loving wife, Sathya Priya and father of two beautiful kids Josiah Gian and Josana Grace and in pursuit of knowing God the Father as Jesus Christ did by resolving the mysteries and decoding the biblical scriptures. He strongly believes in Matthew 11:27, which says, “No one knows the Son except the Father, and no one knows the Father except the Son and those to whom the Son chooses to reveal Him.

Exclusive interview with the author

Q: What Inspired You To Write This Book?

A: This book was born out of a personal longing—a longing to truly know God, not just through tradition or theology, but as a Father who desires to be seen, known, and loved. As I began to read the Scriptures with fresh eyes, I realized how often we view them through human filters—legalism, fear, or performance—rather than through the relational lens of the One who gave them. God opened my heart to pursue Him, and in that pursuit, I discovered a love story woven into every page of the Bible. I was compelled to write this book to share that journey—so others, too, could move from knowing about God to walking intimately with Him. My family’s encouragement and the support of friends in faith gave me the courage to finish what the Father had started in me. This is more than a book; it’s a testimony of how God invites us to “see how He sees.”

Q: Can You Tell Us About The Book?

A: Our Father’s Design – See How He Sees is a journey into the heart of God as a Father—not just a distant deity, but an intimate, relational Creator who desires to be known. This book invites readers to rediscover the Scriptures through His lens, moving beyond law, tradition, or fear, and into a deeper understanding of His nature, His Word, and His redemptive design. Each chapter unfolds foundational truths—about God, the Bible, the Law, and humanity’s spiritual journey—revealing how everything ultimately points to Jesus Christ. With fresh insights and spiritual clarity, the book challenges us to let go of religious filters and embrace the Father’s voice, love, and purpose for our lives. Whether you’re a seeker, a believer, or someone wrestling with your view of God, this book offers a fresh perspective—one that calls you home to the Father’s embrace.

Q: What Does The Title Mean?

A: Our Father’s Design – Volume 1: See How He Sees is an invitation to reframe how we approach God and His Word. The title reflects the central theme of the book: that everything—from creation to covenant, from the Law to the cross—was designed by a loving Father with the intent of restoring relationship with His children. The phrase “Our Father” emphasizes intimacy, not distance. It reminds us that God is not just a Creator or Judge, but a Father who longs to be known. “Design” speaks to the intentionality behind everything He has spoken and done. Nothing in Scripture is random—each command, story, and symbol points to something greater. “See How He Sees” is the invitation. It calls readers to let go of human filters and tradition-based perspectives, and instead to view Scripture—and life—through the Father’s eyes. It’s about discovering His heart, His purpose, and His desire to walk with us in love, not religion. This title captures the message of transformation: not just learning about God, but learning to see everything the way He does.

Q: Where Do You Get Your Information Or Ideas For Your Books?

A:My ideas come from a place of personal pursuit—seeking to know God more deeply through prayer, Scripture, and quiet reflection. Much of what I write flows from time spent meditating on the Word, asking God to reveal His heart behind each passage. I revisit familiar Scriptures with a willingness to see them anew—guided not just by study, but by the Holy Spirit. A significant source of inspiration has also been my weekly preparation for our fellowship group called Genesis. Each chapter in this book began as a teaching or reflection I prepared for that fellowship. In addition, I draw from biblical language tools such as Hebrew root words, pictograms, historical context, and resources like Strong’s Concordance. But above all, the foundation of every idea is my ongoing relationship with the Father—revealing, refining, and inviting me to see as He sees.

Q: Do You Try More To Be Original Or To Deliver To Readers What They Want?

A: As I spent time in meditation, searching the Scriptures and waiting on the Holy Spirit, I began receiving insights and revelations that stirred something deep within me. They weren’t just answers to my questions—they were glimpses into the Father’s heart. Each time I received something, it brought a joy and clarity that I couldn’t keep to myself. That joy overflowed into our weekly fellowship called Genesis, where I began to prepare and share these truths—not as polished teachings, but as living revelations. The encouragement and hunger I saw in others affirmed that these truths were not just for me. I sensed the Holy Spirit urging me to go further. And so, this book was born—not out of a desire to be original or to meet expectations, but out of a calling to share what the Father has shown me. It’s a response to the joy I’ve received, and a desire to make that joy known to the world.