Tag: A Dose of God Today
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Do not let Satan grab us away from the Lord
These are the invitations for us. First, be careful of the attitudes of our heart that conjures Satan most particularly of selfishness that creeps into our soul, most especially our selfishness. Second, we are not the center of everything. It is Jesus. Third, do not succumb to darkness. Do not yield to our habitual sins…
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To be grateful this Holy Week
God calls us today to be more grateful of the gifts and blessings that we have received each day, no matter how small would that be. But if we have received so much also, be more thankful and be more generous too. Remember, a grateful person is a person who goes forward, because when we…
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Why is this happening FOR me?
April 5, 2020 – Palm Sunday Click here for the readings (http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/040520.cfm) Homily A wise man once said: Instead of asking: “Why is this happening TO me?”, Ask rather, “Why is this happening FOR me?” In trying to make sense of the situations and to find meaning to what we are going through in life…
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God transforms us to become persons we do not imagine before
God sends us to a situation we do not expect or even to places and events we avoid. Do not resist and let God’s desire be your desire too. Resistance will only bring us hardship and more difficulties because we will become a closed person, uncompromising and inflexible. Like Abraham we may learn to trust…
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Live free
Do you want to live free? I am sure, each of us wants to be free, to be free from worries, free from anxieties, free from illnesses, free from problems, free from stress, free from pain, free from suffering and free from anything that bothers us. Jesus has told us, “If you know me, you…
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In Gratitude to God not in complaints
Let us also remember, when things are not going well, never jump to complains immediately. A Chinese proverb says, “every crisis that we encounter is always an opportunity.” This was the failure of the people at that time. The crisis that they faced was merely considered as difficulty and not as an opportunity for them…
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To see as God sees in the time of COVID-19
Each of us now is also invited “to see as God sees.” We are called to look beyond imperfections, beyond ugliness, beyond sins and beyond crisis and see God and discover His invitations for us. This calls us for discernment, for a deeper reflection so that we will be able to see and recognize how…
A DOSE OF GOD TODAY 