Luke 23:46 During lent season we are meditating on what Jesus has done on the cross. Let’s look on the one of the final words of Jesus, on cross. According to Luke 23:46 Jesus said “Father in your hands I commit my spirit: and when he said this, he breathed his last”. Christ suffered much … [Read more…]
Roman’s 5:10 God wants to be your best friend. Our relationship with Christ has many different aspects: Our creator and Maker, Lord and Master, Judge Redeemer, Father and savior and much more. In Eden we see God’s ideal relationship with Adam and Eve. They enjoyed an intimate friendship with God. But after the Fall, that … [Read more…]
Philippians 1:9-10 Lent is a season of spiritual growth, a time to refocus on what truly matters. Paul’s prayer in Philippians reminds us that love and understanding go hand in hand. As we grow in Christ, our love should deepen− not just in emotion, but in wisdom and discernment. When our hearts are filled with … [Read more…]
Jeremiah 18:1-6 In the Bible, one of the most beautiful illustrations of our relationship with God is the image of a potter and his clay. As the potter, God is the master artist, shaping us with boundless love, infinite wisdom, and a purposeful design. To transform clay into a valuable vessel, it must endure a … [Read more…]
Vodcasts Sermon Link – Jesus Christ who gives healing and redemption (Rev. George Abraham – NA Diocesan Secretary) Upcoming Prayers, Meetings & Events March 24 – 28 7 PM: Lent Prayer (via Zoom) March 30 (Sunday) 9 AM: Sunday School Special Praise & Worship 9:30 AM: Sunday School Classes 10:15 AM: Divine Service in English After … [Read more…]
Reflections on the parable of the lost sheep (Luke 15:4-7) The parable of the lost sheep beautifully illustrates God’s loving heart. God loves us so deeply that He doesn’t want even one of us to stray. No matter how far we wander, He pursues us with relentless love and grace. We are all sinners and … [Read more…]
Ephesians 4:29 Lent is a season of reflection and renewal, a time to examine not just our actions but also our words. Ephesians 4:29 reminds us of the power of speech—our words can either build up or tear down, encourage or wound, heal or harm. In a world filled with negativity, gossip, and harsh criticism, … [Read more…]
Ephesians 5:15-16 As we go through life, it is easy to be distracted and lose focus on what truly matters. Lent offers us an opportunity to pause and reflect on how we are using our time. Are we using it wisely and investing in our relationship with God or are we allowing the distractions of … [Read more…]
Matthew 5:38-48 There are many instances in our lives where we find it difficult to put others before ourselves and fail to share, especially those who we think may not deserve this love. When we experience these feelings, we should remember that Jesus called us to give freely, to go beyond what is asked, and … [Read more…]
Luke 6:27-28 At some point or another, every one of us has been betrayed or hurt by someone around us. When this happens, we have a natural tendency to feel dissent and hatred towards that person. Jesus’ words in Luke 6:27-28 challenge our natural instincts. Loving those who hurt us feels impossible, yet this is … [Read more…]