Why is it that we can trust God for eternity but not for today? This is a question worth exploring because it exposes the depth of our faith. Jesus’ reminder in Matthew 6:26 — “Look at the ...

The commandment of tzitzit tells the story of a relationship between the Jews and God, one that would never go out of fashion ...

Gifts aren’t meant to be merely offered, but also to be received. This is supremely true in Christianity. God freely offers Himself to us through the gift of His Son. But if this extension of grace is ...

In a culture obsessed with external success, platform, and applause, God is looking for something very different. He boasts ...

Our dash to get ahead, to climb the ladder, to acquire possessions, to get to our destination faster, are symptoms of our mortality. We know that our time is limited.

Although God enters our time (for he is Spirit and he is God), man (for he is carnal) cannot yet enter into the time of God. While God has placed eternity (olam) into the heart of man (the ...

My prayer is that we realign our understanding to focus beyond the temporary possessions ,but rather on gathering for eternity. God bless you. Keep Reading. Ninja Lipsy resurfaces on house track; ...

God puts eternity, hope in people's hearts. Sam Judd Religion Columnist; Apr 11, 2025 Apr 11, 2025; Sam Judd. Religion Columnist. A favorite band of mine many years ago had a lyric that read ...

It begins in eternity. "God chose us in Him before the world began" (Eph.1:4). "Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you" (Jer.1:5) We exist in time because God chose us from eternity.

A Homily for the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time. Readings: Genesis 2:18-24 Hebrews 2:9-11 Mark 10:2-16 It would be wonderful, would it not, if God would only answer the question, “What ...