Tune in as Hany Nematalla explores the Gospel of the paralysed man brought to Christ down through the roof, the faith of these men, how we choose to be paralysed like the pharisees and much more!

Tune in as Fr. Arsenius speaks about Christ as the Light of the world—how He wakes us up, leads us through darkness, and calls us to shine that same light to others.

Tune in as Fr. Arsenius reflects on what brings joy to Christ’s heart—humble, childlike faith and full trust in Him, even when the world around us feels chaotic.

In this powerful Holy Week sermon, Fr. Elisha Rezk takes us on a deep spiritual journey exploring the true meaning of “The Day of the Lord.” Drawing from the prophecies of Amos and Isaiah and the Lord’s words in the Gospels, he asks: Are you ready to meet Christ — in His Second Coming, in your own death, or in the liturgy?

Fr. Elisha challenges us to move beyond ritual into repentance, to replace laziness with zeal, and to stop treating the Divine Wedding Banquet as optional. Through vivid imagery, soul-stirring stories, and prophetic warnings, this message calls us to take every liturgy seriously — as if it were our last chance to RSVP to the wedding feast of the King.

The Judgement of Love and Christian Atheism [Good Friday 2025 Sermon]

By Deacon Dr. Emmanuel Gergis

On the glorious Feast of the Resurrection, Fr. Simon presents Christ as the Risen Hero, revealed through the Church's liturgical reenactment and the Resurrection prophecies. Christ is not only risen but is victorious—the Avenger, the Liberator, and the Conqueror—who triumphs over sin, death, and Satan. Through His Resurrection, He opens paradise, sets captives free, and grants us the hope of eternal victory with Him.

Thomas Sunday 2025. Our Lord Jesus Christ being patient with Thomas.

The growth of children is a reflection of their parents' love and bond. If the parents focus on feeding their love, figuring out how to manage conflict, not letting any schism come between them – instructing their children and helping them through constant guidance on their path towards salvation comes naturally and makes them see and feel life in a different way. This week’s Bible study sheds light on how wisdom is utilized in raising and instructing children.

Don’t try to live according to God's likeness IN ORDER to be good. . . Live according to God's likeness BECAUSE you are already good!

Fr. Mina gives the sermon on being pure of heart. He explains the gospel of the day, which is when our Lord Jesus Christ performed a miracle to pay taxes. He explains that St. Peter and Our Lord paying the same amount of tax may have led the disciples to believe that He was choosing St. Peter as his second in command. Thus, our Lord explains that to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, we must be like little children.