In this episode of Bible Bites, we reflect on one of Jesus' most powerful teachings:

"A new commandment I give unto you: That you love one another, as I have loved you, that you also love one another."

Together with Elie Eid, we explore the meaning of the New Commandment that Jesus gave His disciples during the Last Supper. What makes this commandment new? And what does it truly mean to love as Christ loved us?

Elie Eid is a Lebanese novelist and Maronite Catholic whose work explores faith, theology, meaning, and the complexities of the human heart. For more than six years, he has been writing an ambitious multi-volume novel—currently spanning three books—that uses layered characters, moral tensions, and deeply human stories to explore love, hope, suffering, redemption, and the search for meaning. Alongside his fiction, Elie shares accessible reflections on Christian thought and the profound questions that shape how we understand reality and live within it.

Join us as we discover the true meaning of love, how Christ loves each one of us, and how He calls us to love one another with the same self-giving love."By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another." (John 13:35)

Reflecting on The Prayer That Transforms with Charbel Sadaka

Charbel is married and has one child. He works as a contractor and has been actively involved in the Renewal in the Holy Spirit for the past 20 years.

In this episode, we reflect on how God invites us to come to Him. He meets us where we are, and through this encounter, our hearts are transformed.Prayer is deeply personal, but one thing is certain: God works within us.

As St. Augustine beautifully said, "Our heart is restless until it rests in You."

Reflecting on The Sleeping Joseph with Archbishop Georges Bacouni.

Archbishop Georges Wadih Bacouni currently serves as the Melkite Greek Catholic Archbishop of Beirut and Byblos. Elected to this prominent position in 2018, he shepherds the Melkite Catholic Archeparchy based in the Lebanese capital.

In this episode, we reflect on Saint Joseph, the humble man chosen to be the earthly father of the Son of God. His silence, trust, obedience, and courage are truly remarkable. Often described as God's shadow on earth, Saint Joseph remains a powerful model of faith and discipleship.A role model worth imitating and a saint worth reflecting upon, Saint Joseph continues to inspire us to trust God's plans and respond with generosity and courage.

Reflecting with Dr. Malko Dunia on the powerful words of Jeremiah 15:16

"Your words were found, and I ate them; Your word became my joy and the delight of my heart."

Dr. Malko Dunia practiced urology for 23 years before joining the Lebanese American University as a professor and founding member of its medical school. He is also an active member of the Renewal in the Holy Spirit.In this episode, we discover that the Word of God is not meant only to be read or studied—it is meant to be received deeply, meditated upon, and lived. We do not simply reflect on God's Word; we "eat" it, allowing it to nourish our hearts, renew our minds, and transform our lives.

A beautiful invitation to hunger for Scripture and let it become our daily joy, strength, and delight.

Reflecting on the beautiful truth that God is our Father with our guest, Ziad Saeed.Ziad is married to Eliane Kobaiter and spent more than 26 years in the theater and film industry, bringing stories to life on stage and on screen. In 2004, a life-changing encounter with the Holy Spirit led him to a profound conversion and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Today, as a member of the Renewal in the Holy Spirit Association, he continues to live and share his faith within a vibrant Christian community.In this episode, we explore how God does not only create us—He adopts us, loves us, forgives us, and gives us a true identity as His sons and daughters.A powerful reminder that we are never abandoned, never forgotten, and always invited into the heart of the Father.

Reflecting with Tony Maroun — father of four, owner of an FMCG company, and one of the leaders of the Renewal in the Holy Spirit Couples on Mission Outreach — on the powerful message of Luke 24:13–35, “The Road to Emmaus” ✨

Jesus had died and risen, and on the third day, He walked alongside His two disciples… yet they did not recognize Him.Along the way, they shared their disappointment, confusion, and pain — and He listened patiently.When they reached their destination, they invited Him in. And at the table, when Jesus broke the bread, their eyes were opened. ✝️

How often does Jesus walk beside us without us realizing it?Maybe He is closer than we think. 🤍

Reflecting with Father Marwan Khoury, Lebanese Maronite Marian monk, on the power of confession. The quiet place where we open the door, and Christ enters with mercy.

In this episode, we reflect with Sister Marie Antoinette Saade, Mother Superior of the Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family, on Mary as a woman fully open to receiving the Word of God. Always present and ready, she welcomed God’s plan with faith and treasured all things in her heart. Though her words in the Bible are few, her presence is profound.

Join us as we enter into the world of Mary and discover what her life can teach us today.

“Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in and dine with him, and he with Me” Revelation 3:20