In the next few lessons of this podcast, we will be taking a look at the Superiority of Christ sermon given by St. Paul in his letter to the Hebrews.

This sermon of St. Paul’s spans 10 chapters. In this episode I will be dissecting the sixth lesson from St. Paul’s sermon and preaching upon the topic.

If you would like to follow along in your Bible, you can find it in Hebrews 8:1-13 and Jeremiah 31:31-34. This begins our next lesson of Christ being the Minister of a Superior Covenant, the New Covenant. In this lesson we discuss the death of the Old Covenant and the covenant which succeeds it, the New Covenant.

The Old Covenant was a Covenant of the Law, but the New Covenant is a Covenant of Grace, that is the Covenant we are currently under and will last forever as our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ is it’s ultimate fulfillment.

In this series episode I made a mistake by saying that the New Covenant will one day pass away, it will not. Unlike the Old Covenant, the New Covenant is permanent and everlasting. IT IS FOREVER!

Christ did not come to break the law, but to fulfill it (St. Matthew 5:13). He certainly did fulfill it. He fulfilled it, ended it, and established a New Covenant for the people of God that is for everyone who is baptized with and in faith of Jesus Christ.

May Jesus Christ bless and keep you!

God Love You!

In the next few lessons of this podcast, we will be taking a look at the Superiority of Christ sermon given by St. Paul in his letter to the Hebrews.

This sermon of St. Paul’s spans 10 chapters. In this episode I will be dissecting the fifth lesson from St. Paul’s sermon and preaching upon the topic.

If you would like to follow along in your Bible, you can find it in Hebrews 4:14-5:10 and Hebrews 7:1-28. This begins our next lesson of Christ being superior to the Jewish Priesthood (Levitical Priesthood).

May Jesus Christ bless and keep you!

God Love You!

In the next few lessons of this podcast, we will be taking a look at the Superiority of Christ sermon given by St. Paul in his letter to the Hebrews.

This sermon of St. Paul’s spans 10 chapters. In this episode I will be dissecting the fourth lesson from St. Paul’s sermon and preaching upon the topic.

If you would like to follow along in your Bible, you can find it in Hebrews 4:1-11, which begins our next lesson of Christ being superior to Joshua.

May Jesus Christ bless and keep you!

God Love You!

In the next few lessons of this podcast, we will be taking a look at the Superiority of Christ sermon given by St. Paul in his letter to the Hebrews.

This sermon of St. Paul’s spans 10 chapters. In this episode I will be dissecting the third lesson from St. Paul’s sermon and preaching upon the topic.

If you would like to follow along in your Bible, you can find it in Hebrews 3:1-6, which begins our next lesson of Christ being superior to Moses.

May Jesus Christ bless and keep you!

God Love You!

In the next few lessons of this podcast, we will be taking a look at the Superiority of Christ sermon given by St. Paul in his letter to the Hebrews.

This sermon of St. Paul’s spans 10 chapters. In this episode I will be dissecting the second lesson from St. Paul’s sermon and preaching upon the topic.

If you would like to follow along in your Bible, you can find it in Hebrews 1:4-14 and Hebrews 2:5-18, which begins our next lesson of Christ being superior to the angels.

Correction: At the end, you’ll hear that next Sunday will focus on Christ being superior to Joshua, that is in two weeks. Next week will focus on Christ being superior to Moses. Sorry to get you excited about Joshua, will get there, but first Moses!

May Jesus Christ bless and keep you!

God Love You!

In the next few lessons of this podcast, we will be taking a look at the Superiority of Christ sermon given by St. Paul in his letter to the Hebrews.

This sermon of St. Paul’s spans 10 chapters. In this episode I will be dissecting the first lesson from St. Paul’s sermon and preaching upon the topic.

If you would like to follow along in your Bible, you can find it in Hebrews 1:1-3, which starts us off with Christ being superior to the prophets.

May Jesus Christ bless and keep you!

God Love You!

In this week’s reflection, we turn to the missionary call of every baptized Christian. Taking a look at the Gospel according to St. Luke 10:2-3, we turn our gaze to the missionary work that we have been called to do in this world today.

All of us have a mission as children and soldiers of God among the wolves of this world to boldly proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the Catholic faith. Let us not live as causal Catholics, but as heroic Catholics, bringing the entire world to Jesus Christ and His Holy Bride, the Catholic Church.

Our Lord and Saviour has called you to something greater in your ordinary life, He has called you to do something extraordinary, to help Him call the world to salvation. The harvest is plentiful, now is the time to labour for the salvation of souls! Do not delay any longer.

If you'd like to know more, please listen to this reflection. I hope it speaks to your heart and leads you to help advance the Gospel of Jesus Christ in this world today for the salvation of souls!

God Love You!

Happy Lord's Day!

Today is the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost for the Tridentine Mass. The reading is from the Gospel according to St. Luke 5:1-11.

The reading this Sunday is about the miraculous catch of fish and the calling of St. Peter.

In this lesson, it is discussed of how Jesus is calling each of us to be fishers of men in our daily lives as Christians.

If you'd like to hear more, then give this episode a listen!

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Last week, I shared with you my conversion story. This week I’m sharing with you my first sermon after announcing my call to preach as a young Protestant before becoming Catholic.

The Sermon comes from the Gospel according to St. Matthew 14:22-33.

I do not process the second sermon that I preached, for it would also be my last before converting to Catholicism. Nevertheless, I hope you find this edifying for your soul and that it will encourage you to step out of the boat, begin walking on the sea, and trusting in Christ every step of the way.

Above all else, pray for the salvation of souls!

God Love You!

This sermon was first preached on Sunday, November 24th, AD 2019 . It may contain Protestant elements of doctrine at times, therefore be careful in listening to it and holding certain things true.

Happy Lord’s Day!

This podcast episode is a special edition. This isn’t the typical Sunday reflection, but rather my conversion to Catholicism from Protestantism.

I hope this might be of benefit to your faith and soul. Please forgive my errors in speech during this podcast episode, none of which is on purpose. This has come from the heart to share with you.

God Love You!