Creative Ministry 17 January 2025 Dear friends, the paralytic needed help, and only Jesus could provide it. His friends, driven by love and determination, brought him to Jesus, only to encounter the obstacle of a crowded room. Yet, they refused to lose heart. With remarkable ingenuity, they tore a hole in the roof, prioritizing their…
Touching the Untouchable16 January 2025 Dear friends, during Jesus’ time, individuals with leprosy were marginalized, suffering more from societal rejection than their physical ailments. Moved by compassion, Jesus defied social norms by touching and healing a leper, demonstrating profound empathy and challenging prevailing prejudices. This act encourages us to extend compassion to those marginalized in…
Healing & Forgiveness4 July 2024 Dear friends, Jesus heals the paralytic by first forgiving his sins. This shows that sickness, physical or mental, is caused by sin, original or personal. Personal sin could either be committed by the sick person or by someone else, or even by the community in general. Therefore, to be physically…
Ministry Routine15 January 2025 Dear friends, Jesus’s public ministry followed a sacred routine: he preached the good news, healed the sick, cast out demons, and recharged himself through prayer. He guided pilgrims on their journey, lifted their burdens, and created space for renewal, enabling him to minister with love and purpose in new places. Like Jesus,…
Big Bang14 January 2025 Dear friends, Jesus began His ministry with a powerful impact, preaching with authority and healing with compassion. His words didn’t just inspire brilliant ideas; they transformed hearts and lives. He moved people from sinfulness to holiness, from vice to virtue. With His teachings, He not only brought light to minds but also…
Call to Ministry13 January 2025 Dear friends, when Jesus received His baptism from John, it was His moment of decision to embrace the mission to redeem mankind. When John was arrested, it was the sign for Him to start His ministry. He then formed a small ecclesial community – by calling Simon, Andrew, James and…
