WHAT IS SO ORDINARY ABOUT ORDINARY TIME?

The Christian worship calendar includes various seasons, culminating in Ordinary Time post-Easter. While many view this as a return to routine, the early church understood a continual living in resurrection power. Pentecost symbolizes not just an afterthought but the church’s purpose and power. The modern church often settles for predictability,… Read the rest

Let the People Tremble

A recent tremor in Pennsylvania is a metaphor for the deeper spiritual shaking that God is instigating within the church. While minor earthquakes are often noticed, the church’s response to God’s transformative movements is often muted. This shaking serves not to destroy but to awaken believers, urging them to recognize… Read the rest

Where Are the Levites?

There is a spiritual crisis within modern priesthood, leaders who have abandoning their calling to seek God’s presence while becoming entangled in ritualistic religion. This piece emphasizes the dire consequences of neglecting true worship and the need for a genuine, consecrated priesthood, asserting that the current system promotes performance over… Read the rest

The Status Quo Has Got to Go

The content emphasizes the recurring human tendency to resist divine truth and correction, as illustrated through biblical examples of figures like Moses and Jeremiah. It highlights the consequences of spiritual stubbornness, the dangers of hardened hearts, and the call for repentance and healing. Ultimately, it underscores that God always offers… Read the rest

From Chains of Captivity to Prayers for Victory

In a heartfelt letter, St. Patrick reflects on his transformation from a captive to a servant of Christ. He emphasizes the importance of turning to God for guidance and healing, urging the nation to remember that true change comes from faith. He shares his journey of liberation and prayer as… Read the rest