In this powerful and convicting message, Fr. Elijah exposes one of the greatest enemies to our spiritual life: the ego. With raw honesty and pastoral depth, he unpacks how ego creeps into marriages, friendships, service, and even worship—silently killing love, unity, and repentance.

From the Garden of Eden to the modern obsession with selfies, we explore how the need to be right, in control, and admired blinds us from seeing Christ clearly. But there is a way out: humility. Drawing from the teachings of St. John Climacus and the Ladder of Divine Ascent, this sermon offers practical ways to crucify the ego and live a life centered on Christ, not self.

Whether you're struggling in your relationships, feeling distant from God, or simply want to grow in holiness—this talk will challenge you to choose the way of the Cross over the way of self.

Tune in to part 1 of Fr David's Bible study on 1 John as he explores how early Church letters addressed heresies and unpacks core theological truths. This week Fr breaks down how to read an epistle, why authenticity matters, and explores the themes of sin, incarnation, and salvation.

In this powerful sermon, Fr David explores how our modern pursuits often leave us empty—and how Christ alone offers true fulfilment. This message invites us to confront our hidden thirsts, rediscover the beauty of divine relationship, and take courageous steps toward the resurrected life we were always meant to live.

In this Holy Fifty season, Fr David invites us to move beyond words and into transformation. The Church changes... but do we? We’re called not just to proclaim the Resurrection, but to live it, boldly and publicly, even in a secular world that tries to keep faith in a corner.

In this powerful Thomas Sunday sermon, Fr David reminds us that with honesty, patience, and love, God meets each of us where we are. Doubt isn’t failure; it’s the beginning of discovery.

In this powerful Palm Sunday sermon, Fr David highlights how the Jew's expectations of earthly salvation clashed with Christ’s true mission. The emphasis on St John's unique words “Fear not, daughter of Zion,” reveals the courage and love behind Christ’s decision to ride toward the cross and invites us to consider the cost and reward of walking with Him.

In this powerful sermon, Fr. Elijah unpacks what it truly means to walk in the light of Christ during the Holy 50 Days. Using vivid imagery—from climbing a pitch-black mountain in Bali, to the sunflower constantly turning to the sun—he calls us to stop admiring the light from afar and start walking in it. This talk challenges us to evaluate what we’re chasing, who is guiding us, and whether we’re hiding in shadows or reflecting the light of the risen Christ. The world doesn’t need more talk about Jesus—it needs people who become like Him.

What is my reaction to people's praise?

What is my reaction to people's criticism?

Do I focus of what God perceives of me?

What then? Tune in to Fr Elijah as he contemplates on how to focus of God's perception of me.

This sermon explores the powerful encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman, shedding light on how God's work has unfolded across generations. It offers meaningful insights for believers, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness, stewardship, and a long-term view of God’s unfolding plan of salvation—a plan set in motion before the foundation of the world. By embracing their unique roles, believers are invited to join the great work of God, along with faithful Old Testament heroes, apostles, saints, and martyrs who came before .........

In a world that feels chaotic and uncertain, Revelation 4 and 5 pull back the veil and reveal the truest reality: Christ is on the throne.

In this third talk of our Revelation Bible Study series, Fr. Elijah walks through the majestic vision of heaven in Revelation 4–5. We explore what it means to live not under our circumstances, but above them—by seeing Jesus enthroned at the center of all things.

This is not a talk about symbols or end-time speculation. It’s about where your life is truly centered.

Is Christ on the throne of your soul?

Do you live from a posture of worship, or reaction?

Are you interpreting life from the historical reality of pain, or the ontological reality of the Lamb who was slain?

Let this vision of heaven shape the way you live on earth.

Let your life become a doxology.