Fr. Kyrillos gives the sermon on the 3rd week of lent concerning the prodigal son.

Fr. Mark gives the sermon on the 3rd Sunday of lent concerning the prodigal son.

This week’s Bible study guides us through the dangers of spending time alone in isolation. God had meant that we live communally saying that it is not good for man to be alone, hence, He created the whole Body to worship in communal prayer and strengthen one another. One who settles on staying in isolation desires to fulfill his own desires, whatever that may be from boredom which leads to lust. A person who does not desire to discover the true meaning of life, ends up hating himself.

Dr. George Doss begins a series on the saints of the month of March with St. Pope Kyrillos VI. Dr. George gives us some historical context before jumping into Pope Kyrillos' life and his impact on the modern history of the Coptic Church.

Fr. Mark gives the sermon on the 2nd Sunday of lent concerning the temptation of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Fr. Benjamin gives the sermon during the 2nd Sunday of lent concerning the temptation of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

This week’s Bible study’s emphasis was on parental relationships as the lack of its proper development is a huge social issue. A man full of understanding grows from his roots upward, becoming a long tree which withstands the devil’s attacks. These roots grow from within the family dynamic.

Fr. Mark gives the sermon concerning the gospel of the first week of Lent, Matthew 6:19-33.

Fr. Benjamin gives the sermon concerning the gospel of the first week of Lent, Matthew 6:19-33.

Making intentional decisions can make a huge impact in our lives. Choices and decisions are presented before us daily, every day gives us active choices to make, every day becomes an active choice between foolishness and righteousness to lead our lives. God gave us the book of Proverbs as the foundation of Christian ethics. This passage emphasizes what the pillars of our relationships with others are. Everyday there is wisdom that enters our hearts and changes our ways.