Do you sometimes feel like your prayers aren't being answered or even heard? in today's Gospel OLJC give us some of the characteristics or requirements of the prayers that get answered.

We are called much more than we can fathom. He has called us to His eternal glory. May we not settle for anything less than this.

This sermon explores the profound significance of Pentecost, identifying it as both the celebration of the Holy Spirit’s descent and the formal birth of the New Testament Church. Fr. Seraphim outlines the multifaceted ways the Spirit operates within the faithful, emphasizing its role in teaching and reminding believers by guiding their prayers and granting them the wisdom to understand the scriptures. Furthermore, the text distinguishes between the internal fruits of the Spirit, such as love and peace, and the external supernatural gifts that allow diverse individuals to unify and build a functional church body. Ultimately, the discourse posits that the Holy Spirit is the essential force that enables a believer to truly confess that Jesus is Lord, a revelation that transcends human intellect alone.

If a sleepy neighbor will help you just to stop the knocking, how much more will a loving God respond to you?

The ultimate answer to prayer is not a change in our circumstances, but the presence of God Himself.

Does God feel? Does God suffer? Does He cry? Tune in as Fr Philtaous Metri explores Christ's human nature and how He relates to our human nature, how we reject Christ's love daily, His ultimate love on the cross and much more!

Tune in as Fr Andrew Francis explores the glorious Feast of Hope, how we sometimes feel as if the world around us has gone dark, yet we should still have hope! Why? Listen in and find out why!

As the Lord entered Jerusalem today, Christ also would like to Enter and dwell within us. Tune in as Fr Paula Balamon explores palm Sunday, the symbolism of the donkey, Christ's Humility and much more!

Tune in as Hany Nematalla explores prayer, its affect on both us and on the Lord, The freedom we have in Him, the Help that Christ gives us and much more!

Tune in as Fr Kyrillos Farag explores how we should watch and pray always, the differences the Gospel of each hour, how we should thirst for Christ and much more!

We have the privilege of being called God's fellow workers. Our lives will go beyond the day to day if we choose to accept the call to work with Him day by day.