Let us understand the difference between worldly and spiritual silence.
Short Bible study exploring the significance of St Peter walking on the water with Jesus
As so many people feel disconnected with their lives, the path to healing will incur the world's rejection.
Christ's authority to forgive challenges worldly thinking.
The world is full of lifeless voices which we must learn to identify and resist.
We translate the "holy" from the Greek "agios", meaning not of this world. Jesus teaches exactly what becoming unworldly entails.
The descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost enables us to enter the Kingdom of God.
Jesus calls us to drink that we may never thirst again, and so free the soul from the shackles of the world.
There is a true horror within us that takes great courage to face.
Many people express difficulty praying. Often it is a a matter of the prayer not being meaningful.
The parable of the Sower teaches us who may be saved or lost.
Let us understand the kind of faith that leads to miracles.
Christ's call to self-denial is a call to crucifixion.
Christians cannot compromise in order to conform to the world.
The voice of God is not silent, the same God Who spoke to the prophets and apostles speaks to us today.
When we be begin to recognise the true depth of our sin, we must resist despair and hear Christ's promise in the parable of The Prodigal Son.
As we approach Lent, God calls us to reflect on The Final Judgement.