DAY 3: Keep the Lines Clear

Prayer is like a pipe that channels the power of Heaven down to us and supplies us with all that we desire in our lives. Learn what you can do to keep the power flowing unimpeded all the time.

DAY 2: Keep The Lines Open

Using the near-crisis of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, this episode explores the dangers of cutting off from God as a result of depression or grief.

DAY 1: Let Us Pray, Again

This series addresses an oft-ignored reason why Believers don’t pray: depression. And goes on to outline key ways to get your prayer fire burning again.

DAY 5: Listen To Mama

Our Lord’s miracle of turning of water into wine at Cana was one miracle that almost did not happen. But it took more than the keen perception of Mary to pull it off. We mustn’t forget the role of the servants. 

DAY 4: Unprecedented!

Mary seems to have a knack for effecting miracles that have never done before. In this episode, we explore how that affects our own faith in God.

DAY 3: More Than Enough

The account of our Lord’s turning of water into wine at a wedding ceremony at Cana is most notable for the quality of wine He created. What is not readily noticed from the narrative, however, is the quantity of wine that He produced – and what it say about God’s nature.

DAY 2: Useless Miracles

Have you heard of Jesus’s “Parable of the Stranded Couple”? Me neither. So why then did Jesus turn water into wine? Of what didactic or theological significance was it? The answer may be more banal than you think.

DAY 1: Mary’s Miracle

Of all the innumerable miracles performed by our Lord while He was on Earth, His turning of water into wine is quite fascinating.

But there’s more to this miracle than meets the eye – especially when we look at it from the perspective of the one who set the ball rolling in the first place: MARY!