Christ is Risen! In this powerful New Sunday message, Fr. Mark explores why Thomas Sunday is also called the New Sunday, the first full week of assurance in the Resurrection.

Through a striking comparison between St. Thomas and Gehazi, the servant of Elisha, this sermon reveals the difference between honest weakness and hidden corruption, between a heart seeking Christ and a heart seeking gain.

Fr. Mark teaches that faith is not merely believing what we cannot see, but living according to the unseen reality of Christ. He calls believers to sanctify the present moment, encounter eternity in the Divine Liturgy, and receive the Body and Blood of Christ with true spiritual vision.

This message is a call to repentance, confession, renewed faith, and living by the reality that what is

This Good Friday sermon reflects on Christ as the true High Priest who offers Himself as the perfect sacrifice. Unlike the priests of old, He does not offer something external—He offers His own life for the salvation of humanity. Through His suffering and sacrifice, He bridges the gap between God and man, opening the way for reconciliation, forgiveness, and eternal life.

Fr. Matthias Shehad concludes his series on "Bringing Every Thought Captive" by examining how thoughts influence emotions and behavior through biblical examples. He discusses King Nebuchadnezzar’s distorted pride, Moses's self-doubt and God’s empowerment, and Martha’s struggle with priorities and perfectionism. Fr. Matthias highlights common thinking distortions like emotional reasoning, catastrophizing, and false humility. Emphasizing humility as submission to God's will, he explains that recognizing personal weakness can become a source of strength when relying on God's sufficiency. Fr. Matthias urges viewers to prioritize spiritual health over distractions and to actively choose how to respond to their thoughts rather than being controlled by them. His message encourages faithful stewardship of God’s gifts, discernment in priorities, and trusting God’s plan in service and challenges.

Christ comes to heal our brokenness, but we must respond with faith, repentance, and action. Like the paralytic, we can either accept God’s mercy now or miss our moment by delaying, because “today is the day of salvation.”

The Thomas Sunday we learn that the risen Christ enters our fear and locked hearts to give peace, calling believers to move from doubt and fear into a living, active faith that trusts in His victory beyond the Holy 50 season

Fr. Matthias Shehad continues his series on "Bringing Every Thought Captive," focusing on how sinful patterns begin with distorted thoughts. He explains several cognitive distortions such as mind reading, catastrophizing, all-or-nothing thinking, and emotional reasoning, and discusses their negative spiritual effects. Fr. Matthias emphasizes the importance of examining thoughts and feelings to prevent sin from taking root.

Drawing from Scripture and spiritual tradition, he outlines the process of how sin escalates—from initial temptation, through internal dialogue and agreement, to habitual bondage. Fr. Matthias stresses the need for early resistance against sinful thoughts and highlights practical steps for overcoming strongholds, including seeking God's help, accountability, and spiritual guidance.

This talk explores the connection between thought management and spiritual growth, encouraging vigilance against internal deception and reliance on God's grace to maintain purity of mind and soul.

On this Thomas Sunday, Father Daniel reflects on the journey of the Apostle Thomas—from doubt to belief—and what it reveals about our own faith. Encountering the risen Christ, Thomas moves from uncertainty to a bold confession of faith, reminding us that Jesus meets us personally, even in our questions.

This sermon explores how the resurrection is not only a historical truth, but a living reality that brings peace, renews hope, and strengthens our trust in Christ. Through this message, we are invited to embrace a deeper faith and to believe, even when we have not seen.

In this joyful Resurrection sermon, HG Bishop Youssef explains the deep meaning of Christ’s resurrection—not just as an event to celebrate, but as a reality to live. In union with Christ, we are called to live the resurrection as a personal transformation, not just a tradition.

Tune in as Fr. Jonathan discusses three aspects on how we can make the most of our prayer life in passion week

Tune in as Fr. Anthony concludes the camp by discussing how prayer can transform us into the image of Christ, and what that can look like in my life!