Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds – Advent – Matthew 13:24-30
Advent teaches us about patience as we await the fullness of God’s promises.
December 4, 2025
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Advent teaches us about patience as we await the fullness of God’s promises.
No one Knows us Better than God : Psalm 139 A story of a fictitious person, Desmond, and his walk in the countryside with God,
Advent is the season that whispers: the ordinary will not last forever, and the day of Christ’s return is drawing ever closer.
God is with us, in the storms and celebrations of our lives, he is always there. He is Alpha and Omega – meaning he will be with us from the beginning, and to the end.
the Lord’s Prayer is more than a formula—it is a doorway into God’s presence.
In Jesus, we have the assurance that death does not have the final word;
but life everlasting, radiant and unending, is our true inheritance.
Through Jesus, we can achieve more in our lives today, by better undersanding our inner selves and strengthen them through his teachings.
Believe in God; Believe Also in Me These words of Jesus, spoken on the eve of his crucifixion, are not naïve optimism. They are a
Father Darren Collins preaches on persevering in faith, even in the most impossible times.
In this simple parable, Jesus alludes to the hope we all have for a glorious eternal future. A chance to develop into all that God created us to be,.
Jesus speaks eternal truths to spiritual leaders, as he reveals his place at God’s right hand.
The importance of the connection between the Old and New Testaments. How Jesus was foretold of as the Messiah in the Old Testament, and fulfilled the prophecy in the New Testament when he was born to the Virgin Mary.
People from all walks of life do it to a certain extent – live behind masks.
But we were not born this way – it’s something we have developed over many years. Jesus encourages us to discover our true selves.
