In today’s sermon on Luke 11:45–52, Jesus confronts hypocrisy and legalism, urging us to seek a genuine, heart-driven faith. Discover how His words call us to embrace grace over mere ritual.
Who do you say that Jesus is? On this Tuesday of the sixth week, Christ invites us into a personal confession of faith—one that leads through the Cross into resurrection.
Today’s Gospel: Luke 13:1–5 “Unless you repent you will all likewise perish.” (Luke 13:5) Meditation Repentance is not just for Lent—it is the heartbeat of the Christian life. For five weeks, the Church has whispered, urged, and cried out: return to God! Today, wisdom calls us to change before it’s too late. Early Church Fathers’…
Gospel Reading: John 5:1–18 Key Verse: “Jesus said to him, ‘Rise, take up your bed and walk.’” (John 5:8) Meditation: Today, Christ says to you: Rise! Rise from sin, fear, shame, or spiritual paralysis. He doesn’t just want to heal you—He calls you to walk in righteousness, carry your cross, and follow Him into a…
Our Lord exhorts us to be true ministers of justice and mercy. Like the noble preachers of old, we are called to defend the poor, the widow, and the orphan.
A brief Lenten reflection on John 8:21–27 and becoming one with Christ through love, trust, and repentance.
Let Christ break every chain of sin, sickness, and fear. Discover today’s Gospel meditation from Luke 13 and a powerful saying from the early Church Fathers.