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  • Hearing God in the Silence

    Hearing God in the Silence

    Every one of us can look at our lives and find excuses to put prayer to the side; to say that we are too busy to give God just a few minutes a day.…

  • Miracles

    Miracles

    Miracles are incredibly powerful. A miracle can help deepen our faith in Christ and they can even help who do not know Christ to encounter Him. I believe most of us can name a…

  • ‘Good’ Friday

    ‘Good’ Friday

    There is something I was thinking about when I was praying on why we call today Good Friday. I know today is called Good Friday because Christ died for my sins, He was the…

  • Having Faith to Follow

    Having Faith to Follow

    Following Christ can seem so simple in theory: follow the commandments, the path Christ walked, the narrow path. Yet in reality I am finding it easy at times and incredibly difficult at other times…

  • Temptation

    Temptation

    Lent is a time we look inward. It is a time to look at ourselves and reflect on areas we need to improve to become more Christ-like. It is a time for us to…

  • Refining Silver

    Refining Silver

    A group of people were studying the book of Malachiin their Bible study. In their session on chapterthree, they were puzzled by verse three, which reads:“He will sit as a refiner and purifier of…

  • Loving as God Loves

    Loving as God Loves

    “You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the greatest and the first commandment. The second is like it: You…

  • Sorrows

    Sorrows

    Sorrows. It is something each one of us experiences throughout our lives, some people more than others. Even though we know sorrows are a part of our lives, the hurt and sadness can still…

  • Letting go of our ‘nets’

    Letting go of our ‘nets’

    In the weekend’s Gospel, Jesus calls the brothers Simon (later Peter) and Andrew to follow Him and become fishers of men. The two brothers leave their nets behind and follow Christ. A Deacon gave…