"The Love of God is beyond comprehension". God's unconditional Love for us defies all understanding and shines light onto every corner of the universe. Tune in as Fr Jonathan Ishak explores how God's infinite love is reflected in all aspects of our lives, how we should be a vessel for Christ's love and much more!

Tune in as Fr Anthony Sharkawy explores the beauty of iconography, how this shows us an insight into Christ and His qualities, how we are not God But rather the sheep of His pasture and much more!

Tune in as Fr Mark Basily explores how the Lord calls us to love Him so much more than everything else in life to the point where we hate everything precious to us compared to our love for Him, how this is the cost to be His disciple and much more!

Tune in as Fr Yacoub Magdy explores the parable of the sower, tricks from the devil that we must be aware of, how the Word of God can grow in our heart if we allow it to and much more!

What type of land are we? Tune in as Deacon Magdy Kilada explores the parable of the sower, how we must be ready at all times, how the Lord is calling, and much more!

"If we are obedient, the Lord will pour His graces on us". Tune in as Fr Michael Fanous explores the feast of St Mark the Apostle, how we can learn about his obedience to Christ, the Gospel of Christ sending His disciples to go and preach, and much more!

"If I am not willing to respect others, then I am making division". Tune in as Fr Yacoub Magdy explores the miracle of Christ healing the demon possessed, how Christs instructs us to display unity, its benefits of respect and much more!

Tune in as Atef Fahmy explores Simon's obedience and the miracle of the abundance of fish caught, how we too reap an abundance of blessings through sacrificing our own will and obeying Christ, and much more!

"The sign of his weakness becomes a sign of his strength". Tune in as Fr Elijah Iskander explores the miracle of the paralytic man, how concepts such as exile and anonymity, a source of weakness, can be turned to strength through Christ and much more!

This sermon offers a reflective call to begin the new year with a God‑guided commitment to transformation. Drawing on Isaiah 61 and Christ’s proclamation of “the acceptable year of the Lord,” Fr. Matthias invites listeners on a journey of self-examination, repentance, reconciliation, and renewal, urging them to release past regrets and embrace personal responsibility for meaningful change.

The sermon unfolds five dimensions of “the acceptable year of the Lord”: true repentance, reconciliation, freedom from bondage, fulfillment of God’s purpose, and renewal. True repentance means looking honestly at ourselves, grieving our sins, seeking forgiveness, and choosing a new path with intention. Reconciliation is highlighted as a vital step in living peacefully with others, forgiving as Christ forgave us, and actively restoring broken relationships whenever possible. The concept of freeing the captives addresses the spiritual bondage to sin, addictions, and destructive habits, emphasizing the need to acknowledge these chains and seek liberation through God’s power