Sermons

We must live each day ready for Christ’s return. We do not know the hour or the day, but we know His word is true: those who believe in Him will never die but will have everlasting life.

Jesus came not only to save us but to build a lasting relationship with each of us. Through His salvation, our lives are transformed, allowing us to taste the goodness of heaven even here on earth.

Approach God with a humble heart — one that listens, trusts, and believes that His will is always for our good. Each time we pray with humility, we open our hearts to receive His grace more fully.

Let us not lose heart. Even when answers seem delayed or silence feels heavy, continue the fight in prayer. Keep showing up. Keep trusting. Keep knocking. Pray with persistence

Faith begins with believing that God is always with us, in both joy and hardship. A life of faith acknowledges God in all things—not just in words, but in daily actions. True faith is not hidden or passive; it actively shapes how we live and how we treat others.

Let us not be trapped by earthly riches. Instead, let us use them as a way to serve. When we give, we free our hearts from materialism and open them to God. So when should we start? The answer is simple: Help the Poor—start now.

God uses the little things—our time, money, words, and actions—to build His Kingdom in us and through us.

The Gospel reminds us that the greatest joy is not in comfort or success, but in finding the lost and bringing them back into God’s loving embrace. Let us never tire of searching. Let us always rejoice in every soul found. For truly, there is joy in finding the lost.

Instead of feeding your pride, choose to humble yourself. Humility can be elusive and requires constant effort. We must be mindful and regularly examine our hearts to ensure that pride does not take root. Thankfully, God grants us the grace to cultivate humility within us.