Jesus prophesied about the destruction of the temple and future turmoil. What are we to do as Christians, facing an uncertain future?

God’s love stands ready to transform us. But what is holding us back from His amazing grace?

St. Paul offers thanksgiving and prayer for the saints in Ephesus which gives us hope during this celebration of All Saints.

How does God measure our righteousness? According to a parable that Jesus told his disciples, differently than we might think.

When Jesus teaches his disciples about prayer, he tells the parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge. Why? What is he really saying about God?

We thank God for all the blessings He provides. What would it be like if we also trusted Him with everything we need?

Jesus admonishes his “little ones" to pay attention to our behaviour and to live out his Gospel in faithful service.

In Philippians 2, we are commanded to follow the way of Christ, the way of downward mobility. This is a difficult calling

In Luke 16, we find a troubling story of a rich man who throughly enjoys his wealth and a poor man named Lazarus suffering right outside his gate. The story challenges us to ask: Who is the Lazarus in my life?

Why is Jesus telling his disciples a parable that seems to commend dishonesty?