Beware not to be overwhelmed by the 99, leaving behind the 1. [Matthew 18:12-14, Tuesday of the 2nd Week of Advent]

Scribes and pharisees did see the parilytic but they chose to focus on the "violation" of Jesus. [Luke 5:17-26, Monday of the 2nd Week of Advent]

Jesus' entitlement was that he's the Son of the Father. John knew with all clarity his role. [Matthew 3:1-12, 2nd Sunday of Advent]

Whenever Jesus touches, He leaves a mark of healing, renewed hope and miracle. The healing of the two blindmen shows the support one can get from a companion/community. [Matthew 9:27-31, Friday of the First Week of Advent]

Study and learn our faith but let it shape our hearts. Teach our hearts to feel for others. The fruit of this should necessarily flow to the the work of our hands. Our legs should bring us to places where need abounds. [Matthew 7:21, 24-27, Thursday of the 1st Week of Advent]

Jesus called 2 pairs of brothers. The dynamics of the call show three important things for those who are called. [Matthew 8:18-22, Feast of St. Andrew]

Luke 10:21-24, Tuesday of the First Week of Advent.

Jesus admired the centurion for not just believing on what He can do but firstly, on the latter's recognition of His identity and authority. [Matthew 8:5-11, Monday of the First Week of Advent]

Stay awake, says the Lord. How do we therefore stay awake? Turn away from sin and turn to the Lord [Matthew 24:37-44, First Sunday of Advent]

Prepare yourself for war even before the battle starts. [Luke 21:34-36, Saturday of the 34th Werk in the Ordinary Time]