Tag: Burning Hearts

You are the Christ – In today’s episode we turn our attention to the Gospel of Mark where we see Peter making a messianic proclamation about Jesus, which leads to Jesus sharing with them what is to come.

A Sacrifice of Praise – Today we focus on the Psalm response and practice using the psalm given to us as a way to offer praise and gratitude to the Lord throughout the day.

The Plan for Salvation – As we continue the daily readings, we start the story of Noah and witness how God begins to show us His plan of Salvation even from the beginning of man’s disobedience and corruption.

The Fruit of Disobedience – This week we begin looking at the readings of the day from daily Mass. We practice together receiving the Word that God gives us through the liturgy as a source of our spiritual food. We start with the story of Cain and Abel in our first reading.

The Kingdom to Come – God’s Kingdom is both present here and coming with the return of Jesus. The book of Revelation gives us a glimpse into some of what the heavenly kingdom may look and be like.

What is the Kingdom Like – Jesus tells many parables about the Kingdom of God. Today we discuss some of those parables and how they involve both mercy and judgement.

Behavior in the Kingdom – Jesus’ proclamation of the Kingdom brings with it a new way of life and a new standard of living for his followers, and for us who claim to believe in him. Today we explore how Jesus is asking us to live.

The Characteristics of the Kingdom – As Jesus’ public ministry unfold, he consistently preaches and teaches on different elements of the Kingdom of God. In today’s episode we discuss the righteousness, justice, and transformative power of God’s Kingdom.

The Kingdom of God – This week, we begin by exploring Jesus’ main declaration at the start of His ministry, that the Kingdom of God is at hand. We discuss what the Kingdom of God is and explore the central messages of Jesus’ preaching.

Fix Your Eyes on Jesus – The only way to keep going in hard times, the only way to endure, is to keep our eyes on the person of Jesus and allow him to strengthen and encourage us on our own journey.