How do I recognize the voice of God? Let's feed our soul today with the kind of attitude that you should have when discerning for God's will in your life. 

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DAY 4: God is "Abba" that means father. God is our Father, and He wants to have a personal relationship with us. As His children, let's put our full dependence on Him. As you pray today, speak to Him like your own dad. He's listening. He's waiting. He's excited to hear your heart's desires. Because it gives Him joy to have you as His child. This Lent, come as you are and let God embrace you. 

For your further reading, go to Luke 5:27-32.

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DAY 3: All of us grew up with different images of fathers. Some fathers are physically present at home, but they don't engage with their kids. Other kids knew their father as an important man doing very important things. But as they grew older, they realized that they were not among the important things daddy was busy about. And the list goes on.

God is your Father. Let this be your sole reference of how a father should be. Today, may you be reminded that while people fail you, our Father in heaven never will. This Lent, come as you are and let God embrace you.

For your further reading, go to is Matthew 9:14-15.

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DAY 2: Learn today that the first step of our Christian life is not to work, to do, to strive, or even to love—but first to be loved. God loves you as you are. He accepts you totally. For your further reading, go to Luke 9:22-25. This Lent, come as you are and let God embrace you. 

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DAY 1: Lent is more than just giving up your favorite things. Lent is not about you doing something for God, it is about God doing something for you. Ask God to reveal Himself to you during these 40 days of knowing Him more and allow Him to do something new in your life. 

Welcome to Embraced!. Today, Ash Wednesday, we start the Lenten Season. We invite you to enter into a 40-day personal prayer time with God and let Him meet your deepest needs in five ways—as our Father, our Leader, our Provider, our Healer, and our Protector.

As we journey in the coming days, we encourage you to:
LISTEN to the Word that will touch your hearts.
WATCH stories of hope and victory from ordinary people.
PRAY in silence and be alone with God.
REFLECT on His messages and share them to bless others.
SHARE to your family and friends and let's journey together

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February 23 Gospel reading is taken from Matthew 5:38-48.

It teaches us how to love God and others in our own weaknesses. We are challenged to go the extra mile to forgive and extend mercy as the Lord has always done to us. 

See you at The Feast.
Have a blessed Sunday and a wonderful week ahead.

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If you have someone in your life who is full of pride, days can be toxic and stressful. But do you really know where pride is rooted from? If this situation has been stressing you out, our episode today will affirm you that it can be understood, and yes, it can be healed. 

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February 16 Gospel reading is taken from Matthew 5:17-37.

Jesus wants us to see everything in His context of love by citing three commandments—forbidding murder, adultery, and false oaths. In this homily, we look at anger and how we can help ourselves manage this emotion that often gets misunderstood. 

See you at The Feast.
Have a blessed Sunday and a wonderful week ahead.

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Overcoming regrets can help you move on from a life stalled in the past. But how can we truly do this? Here are tips to help you start. Let's feed our soul with truths about our faith today.

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February 9 gospel reading is taken from Matthew 5:13-16.

You are the light of the world and the salt of the earth. Today, we are challenged to be the light on somebody’s path. We are also reminded of the joy that's coming when we live as witnesses to His greatness. See you at The Feast. Have a blessed Sunday and a wonderful week ahead.

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