The Long View of Hope: From Nazareth to Eternity
Published on September 1, 2025
Our struggles as Christians are to live a good life to have eternal life with Christ. The eternal reward should comfort us in our struggles and help us to persevere.
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Earning a Living
Published on August 30, 2025
We have a moral duty to work. Like the parable of the talents, we must use our gifts for the good of all, not bury them.
The Influence and regrets that comes with Drunkenness
Published on August 29, 2025
The beheading of John the Baptist reveals the hidden message of the influence and regrets that come with drunkenness. A king’s foolish promise, made while drunk, led to his ultimate regret.
Be Prepared at all Times
Published on August 28, 2025
St. Augustine reminds us that our hearts are restless until they rest in God. We must stay spiritually awake and prepared to meet the Lord, leaving sin behind.
Dangers of Cosmetic Christianity
Published on August 27, 2025
Jesus calls the Pharisees “whitewashed tombs,” condemning their hypocrisy. We’re called to shun cosmetic living and embrace authenticity, living out our faith genuinely.
The Weightier matters of the Law
Published on August 26, 2025
Jesus opposes those who prioritize empty practices over mercy and charity. We’re called to be truly charitable, sharing not just the gospel but ourselves.
A Faith Unshaken: The Foundation of a Life Lived for God
Published on August 25, 2025
True faith is shown through actions, not just words. Like the Thessalonians, let our lives be authentic, not hypocritical, so we can guide others to God.
Prize Giving Day
Published on August 23, 2025
Life is a prize-giving day. Ruth was rewarded for her faithfulness, while others were reprimanded for hypocrisy. Let’s strive to be faithful, so we are rewarded by God on the final day.
The greatest Commandment is Love
Published on August 22, 2025
Jesus states the greatest command is to love God and your neighbor. You can’t love God, whom you can’t see, if you don’t love your neighbor, whom you can.