Pastor Paul Basil's Blog
This Sunday marks with two significant events. They are the feast day of the commemoration of the Holy Cross and the commemoration of September 11. The first of these significant events reminds us of the death of Christ on the cross in our place. Today we thank and praise our …
It is always good to start with an eye-catching story. Following this idea we start with the paraphrased one originally written by Max Lucado according to the words of his friend Kenny. It says that when the friend and his family went to see the Disney World in Florida, they …
You were taught with reference to your former way of life to lay aside the old man who is being corrupted in …
Trying to find the best title for chapter 10 of John’s Gospel the idea comes with certainty to name it “The Great …
Daily we may ask ourselves the same question, How do I look? And if there is nobody who can help, then the …
It is hard to find the proper words to express our thankfulness to the Almighty God for Jesus’ resurrection. The eyewitnesses of …
The Declaration Of Independence expressly states that all people are endowed by God with certain rights. The famous Document recognizes the three …
Our gospel reading can be seen as a picture of how the risen Christ turned the ‘dead faith’ of his disciples into …
“Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink, or about your body, what you …
Today with a focus on the gospel reading, the Word of God gives us criteria by which we can recognize who is …