HOMILIES
Bishops and Priests gathered on Holy Thursday, Easter 2024
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Before we were baptized, salvation was far away. But from the day we were baptized, we are on a spiritual journey, on the road to salvation. And with each day of our life in Christ, with each day of our life following Christ’s teachings with devotion and love, salvation is coming closer and closer. Read more »
When challenges, trials and tribulations come, we are so often tempted to lose hope and give up. At these times, we can look to the Old Testament scriptures. There are great passages and verses on hope to read from the Old Testament, to lift us up and to encourage us. There are many stories of God’s people, both men and women, who held on to hope and God’s promises and thereby claimed victories in the midst of the odds stacked up against them. Read more »
The period of waiting is perhaps one of the most difficult parts of the Christian life. Especially, when you feel so desperate for God to intervene in a situation in life, waiting is so hard and, at times, can even test your faith. But in these times, whether it be that your sickness is not getting healed or the new job is not coming as expected or your relationship with someone is not working or a sin that you are struggling to overcome, you must not give up your hope and your faith in God. Read more »
God’s mercy, has separated us from the corrupt ways of the world so that we might think, speak and live differently; that we might show the great and marvellous love that God has for us and that we might live a life that is holy and righteous before Him ― a life that is not conformed to the ways of this world. Read more »
The celebration of Christmas each year serves to remind each and every one of us that God has made these promises to us, and He keeps them, and that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, Hebrews (13:8). God never changes. He has proved His trustworthiness by sending His Son Jesus, the long-promised “Emmanuel” meaning “God with us”, Matthew (1:22-23), and has made all His promises available to us through Jesus. Read more »
The Bible uses many metaphors to illustrate spiritual concepts. One of the most famous biblical metaphors is “The Lord is my shepherd.” In this metaphor, God is compared to a shepherd who tends to and protects his flock. Read more »