Today’s Gospel puts us in touch with another, often overlooked aspect of life. This aspect is the Spiritual insight which comes with God’s revelation of His supernatural power and glory . . .

In this passage of Scripture, the identity of the followers of Jesus is described in this way: “You are the salt of the earth!” and "You are the light of the world!”

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus was contrasting the Old Law; which, up to that point, the devout Jews had strictly followed, with the New Law, which He was now introducing (Matthew 5). To illustrate how the New Law . . .

The first verse of today’s Gospel reading is a real attention getter! “Not everyone who says to Me, Lord, Lord, will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but, only, the one who does the will of My Father in Heaven.”

The Scriptures tell us that many times, Jesus went to a mountaintop to pray. On this particular climb, Jesus took with Him three former fishermen, His closest Apostles, . . .

The disciples were wondering about the belief that the reason a baby was born blind was either because the child was born with sin, or the sin of the parents of the baby caused the blindness. Because of this popular cultural belief, this family had been blamed

Have you ever told someone some good news and they have diminished the importance of what you have just said? In our story today, John notices that this very thing is happening to Jesus . . .

The resurrection of Jesus gives each one of us an invitation and opportunity to receive victory over sin and death, (I Corinthians 15:55-57); to connect with the Divine God, and, thus, to have real meaning in our lives!

In today’s Gospel reading, on the same day that Jesus has risen from the dead, we find Him appearing to two of His disciples. These two men, Cleopas and an unnamed man, are walking from Jerusalem, . . .

Today’s Gospel takes place at the time just before Jesus is to face the events which will lead to His death. Jesus is now in the upper Room of Jerusalem, consoling His disciples. He says: • Do not be afraid. • I am going to prepare a place for you.

In the seventeenth chapter of the Gospel of John, we find recorded the prayer of Jesus just prior to His arrest, passion, and crucifixion. The central focus of this prayer to His Father is for unity among those who believe in Him.

John is in a dingy, smelly and cold prison cell, conducting his own life review. As John the Baptist reflects, he remembers how he has faithfully prepared the way for Jesus! He recalls . . .

Possibly, while watching a sports event on television, you have occasionally seen a sign in the crowd that says: JOHN 3:16! So, let’s pause for a few minutes and look at John 3:16 to see what makes this verse so important . . .

To avoid the madness of King Herod’s edict to kill all male babies who were younger than two years old, Joseph and Mary and the Baby Jesus had to quickly leave Bethlehem and escape to Egypt . . .

Today, from Matthew’s eye-witness report, we try to understand exactly what was going on at the baptism of Jesus and how these events relate to you and me today! . . .

After John the Baptist had baptized Jesus, and the Holy Spirit had descended upon Him, Jesus was tempted by the devil in the desert. After withstanding each of Satan’s temptations, Jesus began His public ministry