Jesus Christ — Pessoa

paulburgin.blogspot.com·há 1 dia

Thought for the Day MMMDCCXVII

Romans Ch 10 Vs 5-15 sees St Paul point out that the salvation offered by Jesus Christ on account of his crucifixion and resurrection, is available to all, but it is important to spread that message s

paulburgin.blogspot.com·há 2 dias

Thought for the Day MMMDCCXVI

Matthew Ch 14 Vs 22-33 tells of Jesus Christ walking on water and St Peter attempting and failing. What people tend to forget in this story is that it happened during a storm and the disciples were af

catholicworldreport.com·há 5 dias

Rebuke, revelation, and redemption: Saint Peter falters on the stormy waters

Readings: • 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a • Ps 85:9, 10, 11-12, 13-14 • Rom. 9:1-5 • Mt 14:22-23 A few years ago, I led a Bible study through the Book of Proverbs. It is, of [...]

paulburgin.blogspot.com·há 10 dias

Thought for the Day MMMDCCVII

Psalm 17 Vs 1-7, 15, is a prayer to God, attributed to King David, asking for help from persecutors. David says that he has no sin in him, this may be on the issue at hand for which he is being persec

paulburgin.blogspot.com·há 11 dias

Thought for the Day MMMDCCVI

Many years ago, for some years, I would be attending the Greenbelt Christian Arts Festival in Cheltenham, on the racecourse to be precise. I remember one year, the Sunday Communion Service having arou

paulburgin.blogspot.com·há 18 dias

Thought for the Day MMMDCC

There is an old saying, good things come to those who wait, and sometimes that means a long wait. Sometimes we are also called to be involved in important things, but that might be at a later time.Tak

catholicworldreport.com·há 19 dias

Christ is the treasure hidden in the field

Readings: • 1 Kngs 3:5, 7-12 • Psa 119:57, 72, 76-77, 127-128, 129-130 • Rom 8:28-30 • Mt 13:44-52 How good are you and I at recognizing something that is valuable, even priceless? That question [...]

paulburgin.blogspot.com·há 22 dias

Thought for the Day MMMDCXCVI

Romans Ch 8 Vs 12-25 sees St Paul tell the Christian’s in Rome that the struggles that they face are nothing compared to the Glory of God and that in what is to come will be far more than what we face