Fr. Joseph explains that in order to be true to yourself you need to first understand who you are and who you were created to be.

Fr. Joseph explains that the abomination happens at the altar, the holiest place.

Fr. Joseph explains that Jesus wants us to be watchful and vigilant so that we’re ready for the end.

Fr. Joseph describes that we must value the worth of unity in our life, as God commands us to be unified in our faith and in our love.

Fr. Joseph describes St. Ephrem as a poet and contemplative person. He grew up in the church and was one of the 118 bishops at Nicea.

Fr. Joseph explains how Christ wants us to step out of our old habits and step into a completely new way of living.

Fr. Daniel shares the story about Jesus resurrecting Lazarus after being dead for four days. He shows how God’s timing is impeccable, in order to make a greater impact on our faith in Him.

Fr. Daniel explains that God wants us to take on the task of feeding his people. Our mission, as Christians, is to feed people the word of God and to shine his light into the world. While He expects us to take on the task, He is there to help us every step of the way. It is only through Him that we are able to feed the multitude.

Fr. Joseph explains that we must be as children in our way of forgiveness. He shares stories of others who, despite extreme circumstances, found the strength in God to walk in His footsteps and be humble enough to forgive.

Fr. Joseph explains that at the base of service always begins and ends with humility. When you are truly humble, you rely on God to everything. Being humble means that you are aware of your emptiness and your need to be filled with God in order to serve. God expects us to come with nothing, so that our service is directly drawn on and from Him.