The Parable of the Sower
Jesus’ parable of the sower invites us to be patient when we fail to achieve instant results from the preaching we do, and from our exemplary lives of bearing witness to Jesus and his Gospel.
At that time Jesus exclaimed: “I give praise to you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, for although you have hidden these things from the wise and the learned
you have revealed them to little ones.
“I will be with you always, to the very end of time” –Matthew 28:20. The ascension of Jesus is the climax of his victory over sin and death. It is the day of joy and hope. Jesus wants us to share in his victory. It’s important to realize that he has not left us, but is still with us, helping us in our struggles.
“I will be with you always, to the very end of time” –Matthew 28:20. The ascension of Jesus is the climax of his victory over sin and death. It is the day of joy and hope. Jesus wants us to share in his victory. It’s important to realize that he has not left us, but is still with us, helping us in our struggles.
“I will be with you always, to the very end of time” –Matthew 28:20. The ascension of Jesus is the climax of his victory over sin and death. It is the day of joy and hope. Jesus wants us to share in his victory. It’s important to realize that he has not left us, but is still with us, helping us in our struggles.
“I will be with you always, to the very end of time” –Matthew 28:20. The ascension of Jesus is the climax of his victory over sin and death. It is the day of joy and hope. Jesus wants us to share in his victory. It’s important to realize that he has not left us, but is still with us, helping us in our struggles.
“I will be with you always, to the very end of time” –Matthew 28:20. The ascension of Jesus is the climax of his victory over sin and death. It is the day of joy and hope. Jesus wants us to share in his victory. It’s important to realize that he has not left us, but is still with us, helping us in our struggles.
“I will be with you always, to the very end of time” –Matthew 28:20. The ascension of Jesus is the climax of his victory over sin and death. It is the day of joy and hope. Jesus wants us to share in his victory. It’s important to realize that he has not left us, but is still with us, helping us in our struggles.
“Peace be with you, Do not be afraid”
My dear friends by the end of January we heard about this virus. We did not even take it so seriously because we thought that it would go away. We thought it would be momentary and will pass away.
“Peace be with you, Do not be afraid”
My dear friends by the end of January we heard about this virus. We did not even take it so seriously because we thought that it would go away. We thought it would be momentary and will pass away.