Zacchaeus Sunday
Beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, The story of Zacchaeus is one of the most tender and hopeful encounters in the Gospel. It shows us not only who Christ is, but who we can become when we truly desire to see Him. Zacchaeus was a man who had everything by the world’s standards. He was […]
Unchanging Faith in a Changing World: Sermon on the First Sunday After the Epiphany
Beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, today’s passage from St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews is one of the most pastoral texts in all of Scripture. It speaks to ordinary Christians living in an unsettled world, struggling with discouragement, temptation, suffering, and fatigue. It teaches us how to remain faithful, grounded, and peaceful in Christ […]
The Unforgiving Servant (Matt.18:23–35) – Sermon on the 11th Sunday of Matthew
In today’s Gospel reading, dear brothers and sisters in Christ, our Lord gives us a parable that should strike every one of us to the heart. A king forgives his servant an unpayable debt, an amount so huge it could never be repaid in ten lifetimes. But that very same servant, walking out of the […]