Monthly Archives: March 2023

But what does this mean? What is “my” will as opposed to “your” will? What is it that they are opposing here? The Father and the Son? Is the man Jesus and God alone in the Trinity? In no other … Continue reading →

People ask, “Did it have to happen?” Some will say it was fate, others will say it was ordained by God from eternity. Yes, God from eternity knows everything. This is also how we look at Caiaphas’ actions. After the … Continue reading →

Some who have power, money, and fame in their hands, make themselves gods. However, their divinity quickly crumbles. Hitler, Stalin, and others acted like gods. They decided not only on things but also on human lives … and today? Who will … Continue reading →

Reevaluate your responsibility to Jesus. We all know that Holy Week begins today. We want to live the events that we will remember, as Christians should…? It can be assumed that we could live them only as a memory, aurally, as … Continue reading →

What do we mean by decision-making? How many times a day do we have to deal with things quickly; what to do first, what to pay more attention to, who to pay more respect to… This dispute takes place in the … Continue reading →

Am I a disciple of the Lord Jesus? Who belongs to Jesus? Who is a true disciple of Jesus? The one who perseveres in his words, who knows the truth and gains freedom from evil, who understands suffering, knows how to rise above … Continue reading →

It is known that we think little about death. We also witness that when we know that our relative is lying on his deathbed, the doctor gives up and science does not help, there are also cases where we deceive … Continue reading →

Let us imagine God as mercy. “I don’t judge you, either. Go and sin no more” (John 8:11). The Gospel shows us, sinners, when we accuse other sinners before Jesus. We can have more perspectives on the passage about the woman … Continue reading →

The Feast of the Annunciation of the Lord stands at the beginning of spring… This annunciation also stands at the beginning of the Gospel of St. Luke. This divine truth that God will send a Redeemer to the world, interpreted by … Continue reading →

The saints experience “that to those who love God, all things work together for good” {Rom 8:28}. But not all have such faith. “If there were a God, certain things could never happen!”, unbelievers often argue. One of them argued his … Continue reading →