Go to Jesus asking what's most important.

Take heart; get up, he is calling you.

Jesus, again and again, tries His best to lift up our concept about His Kingdom.

We remain free to transform the impossible into the possible.

We see the Lord Jesus "taking up the children in his arms, laying his hands on them and blessing them"

In the past, salt was used as currency. Workers were paid their salary with salt. It may be the root of the word "salary".

How do we practice the authority that we hold in our lives?

There is no Christian faith without the cross.

In our time, we still need what Jesus taught two thousand years ago!

We see many attempts to try and trap Jesus as a rebel against the Law.

John's Gospel ends the teaching on the Bread of Life with challenges which are difficult to accept.

Were not our hearts burning within us while he talked with us on the road and opened the Scriptures to us?

Jesus, the Divine and the Human, is the Only One who provides His faithful ones with the bread that guarantees their tomorrow's life, eternal life.

Do I feel the need to be equipped for eternal life? Or do I feel I don't need it?

Ask the Father to show you who Jesus is and what He wants you to look for.

Go to a quiet place and have a rest with Jesus.

The fruit of hatred and conspiracy lead to John's head on a platter but can never extinguish … his Voice.

On your own, you are not the Church. Without you, the Church is not what it should be. Jesus sends us as a team.

Jesus is absolutely aware and willing to share His powers of love, compassion and healing—"a power went out of Him"

Let us reserve a seat for Jesus on our boat.

We are planted in God's garden to grow up in the direction of the Light.

Lord, accept us as your brothers and sisters, and help us live our family ties according to your will.

The Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath.

It is evident that Jesus has unlimited hours of reception.

The birth day of the church.

…this time He is praying in the presence of the disciples.

When you abide in Jesus' love, don't say, "I am in God's heart, but rather say, "God is in my heart."

Jesus tells us, “I am the vine, and you are the branches." What does this mean for us today?

Willing to sacrifice himself to ensure the safety of every sheep in the flock.

As we know, Jesus always goes further, deeper and higher!