They say when one throws you stones, throw bread back at them. Some say it should be hard, though! Kidding aside, this means that when one does us wrong, we should still treat as how God treats us despite our sinfulness. Join me today, and let us ask God to help us be like Him; patient and loving despite the wrongs people had done to Him.

The feeling after a bath is refreshing and rejuvenating, right? That's what it's like to have Christ in our lives! Join me today, and take this time to let Christ in your life as we face this time of the pandemic, as we struggle to change our ways and become what God wants us to be.

Today's topic is something I am most certainly not in the position to talk about: our relationships with our parents. In this episode, join me in reflecting on how your relationship is with your parents.

Today's topic will be very relatable to all: love! But what really is love? Is it just about hugs and kisses? Valentines' Day and roses? Or is it more than just that? Tune in to today's episode to find out.

Everything has a purpose in this world; the little insects, the traffic on the road, everything; even us! Join me today as I reveal to you what our purpose is in this world full of sin and materialism.

Here is the trailer for Season 2 of Gospel'd! Tune in next week to get your spirits filled with the Word of God through the Letters of St. Paul; the Pauline Epistles.

Welcome to the final episode of Season 1 of Gospel'd! Today, I'd like to leave you with a very powerful message: God can heal any disease or bondage of sin! If you feel hopeless from that addiction or that disease, fear not! The Lord will heal you, because nothing is impossible in His name!

Did you know that you can be blind, too? Yes! Today, I will share with you two other kinds of blindness that we may also be vulnerable to.

We can be crippled in so many ways, not just physically. Experiences can cripple us, and so can sin. It can cripple us into walking the path of God. Today, join me in prayer and reflection as we ask God to free us from the paralyzation of sin.

God loves us so much. No matter how many times we offend Him or the times we do things our own way, He will always be there to welcome us with open arms and love us just like before. Join me in today's episode as we reminisce one of Jesus' most popular parables: the Prodigal Son.