In this sermon, Fr. Matthias Shehad explores the Parable of the Wicked Vinedressers from Matthew 21. He explains how the parable reveals the magnitude of human sin in rejecting God's gifts and messengers, including the prophets and ultimately His Son, Jesus Christ. Fr. Matthias discusses the landowner’s efforts in preparing the vineyard and the patience God shows despite repeated rejection and hostility from the vinedressers.

He highlights the themes of God’s love, patience, and the consequences of sin. Fr. Matthias emphasizes the call to bear fruit with the talents and blessings God has given, serving Him faithfully rather than selfishly. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the coming judgment and an encouragement toward repentance during the Great Fast, urging believers to seek God’s mercy and live in gratitude for the gift of salvation

Fr. Matthias reminds us that Hosanna Sunday reveals Jesus as the humble yet sovereign King who enters not only Jerusalem but the hearts of believers, calling them to total surrender. Using the image of the colt—“The Lord has need of it”—he shows that everything we have belongs to God, and true discipleship means offering Him our mind, heart, will, body, possessions, and even our burdens. Through Scripture, Fr. Matthias urges believers to renew their thoughts, cultivate compassion, trust God’s guidance, honor Him with their bodies, practice faithful stewardship, and cast their anxieties on Christ, who carries the heavier yoke. Hosanna becomes both a cry for salvation and a declaration of trust in the One who sanctifies and transforms every part of life

This sermon reflects on the 10 days between the Ascension and Pentecost, when the apostles waited in uncertainty for the Holy Spirit. It reminds us that God’s silence is not abandonment, but preparation, teaching us patience and faithfulness in the “upper room” seasons of life.

Tune in as David compares three different relationship dynamics by using the analogy of a sparkler, electric candle and a wax candle — ultimately guiding us to choose a partner who we are compatible with!

Joy in the manifestation of the Holy Trinity and the spiritual graces.

When we look around us today, many hearts are troubled. People carry worries about the future, family struggles, disappointments, sickness, school, work, and burdens that no one else can see. Sometimes a person can smile on the outside while inside there is fear, confusion, or exhaustion. Jesus however says "Peace be to you" Tune in !

Every person is following something in life. Some follow success, some approval, some comfort, and some simply follow whatever the world places in front of them. But as Christians, we have been given a different identity. We are not called to walk in darkness, confusion, or temporary things. Through Christ, we have been called to become children of the True Light. Tune in.

Tune in as Fr Matthew Attia explores the beauty of Palm Sunday, the ultimate hope that Christ has given us on this day, what It foreshadows and much more!

Tune in as Fr David ElMasri explores how we are chosen, but do we take every opportunity that Christ gives us? The risk of losing Christ is real, the same way Judas lost Christ. We should be weary and cautious in our spiritual lives.

"You have to be ready". Tune in as Fr Paul Fanous explores how we must always be ready for our Bridegroom, how we should approach our spiritual life with extra care and much more!