Saint Paul’s Sermons

On this Sunday of rejoicing we look at how our study of God’s word changes us and directs in life as we internalize what God has to say.

We do not control everything in life, but we do control our attitude toward life. We need to cultivate gratitude to God in our own attitude.

Stir us up, Lord, to do your will, knowing all things are possible through you!

God permits his children to experience trials in this life. He knows them. He is in them with us. In chapter 5 of Mark Christ heals a suffering woman who come to him in faith.

If we seek God faithfully, God will answer effectually. If we Render to God the things of God, the things due to God, then God honors that and blesses us.

Why we celebrate the Saints and draw inspiration from their example.

Christ calls us to transformation through his saving work on our behalf. Have you experienced that?

Examining what it means to be faithful, to resist Satan daily, to love the Lord our God and our neighbor as ourself.

In Matthew’s Gospel Jesus illustrates the Kingdom of God with a parable, a story about a wedding feast. It shows us the wonderful way in which God has chosen those who come to faith in Christ.

God is the same, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. He does not change. His will does not change. His teachings and commandments for us are not suggestions, but tell us how to love him with all our hearts, minds, and strength.