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For our NINE-DAY-BEGINNING OF THE MONTH INTENSIVE PRAYERS AND NOVENA kindly pray your daily Rosary with Psalms 31, 54, 94, 1 Chronicles 4: 9-10 and Isaiah 60:1-22 from 1st to 9th February, 2023.     

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                           As God's beloved children, the best place to meet Jesus Christ is to seek Him in where He is usually found most of the time in His life. Jesus Christ will always identify with and be with those who are at the margin of the society. In fact, if you seek to find Jesus Christ, seek Him in the poorest of the poor. We're called to extend a helping hand to those in need out of our love for God. You're lifted to lift others. You've been raised to raise others. As you enjoy the helping hand of God, become a helping hand of God unto others. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                  ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          Beloved child of God, indeed God knows all about your situation. He has sent Jesus Christ your way today to help you. You only need to have faith in Him for He is able and willing to help you. We cannot truly claim to have faith in God without a genuine act of repentance. This is because a sincere faith in God gives birth to a new way of life lived in the quest to stay in full communion with God. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                                          ...

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TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                         God has not condemned you. Do not condemned yourself. You can be saved, do not give up on God. Keep close to God always and seek to know Him better each day. The greatest saint today can still turn out to be the worst sinner tomorrow. Just as the worst sinner today can become the grew saint tomorrow. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                                                           ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                         God has not condemned you. Do not condemned yourself. You can be saved, do not give up on God. Keep close to God always and seek to know Him better each day. The greatest saint today can still turn out to be the worst sinner tomorrow. Just as the worst sinner today can become the grew saint tomorrow. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                                                                                             Please follow, subscribe to, like, share and comment on our YouTube channel and Facebook page @ Eternal Word of Life Minis...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                         God has not condemned you. Do not condemned yourself. You can be saved, do not give up on God. Keep close to God always and seek to know Him better each day. The greatest saint today can still turn out to be the worst sinner tomorrow. Just as the worst sinner today can become the grew saint tomorrow. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                                                           ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                            We must learn to make sacrifices for the future generations and for one another rather than sacrificing the future generations and one another if we must create a better world for ourselves and for all. Nothing is worth sacrificing others and/or the future generations for. In fact, it's an obligation upon us to leave a better society than we inherited for the next generation. This can only happen if we, like Jesus Christ, adopt the life of "sacrifice" for the holistic good and "salvation" of all. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                       ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                            We must learn to make sacrifices for the future generations and for one another rather than sacrificing the future generations and one another if we must create a better world for ourselves and for all. Nothing is worth sacrificing others and/or the future generations for. In fact, it's an obligation upon us to leave a better society than we inherited for the next generation. This can only happen if we, like Jesus Christ, adopt the life of "sacrifice" for the holistic good and "salvation" of all. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                       ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                           Through Jesus Christ we've been given the access to the Holy of Holies of God. Jesus Christ, unlike the priests if old, is without sin and, unlike the priests of old who offered the blood of animals, He offers Himself and pours out His own blood for the remission of our sins. He offers Himself once for all. He spares nothing but pours out Himself as a libation for the forgiveness of our sins, for our redemption, sanctification and reconciliation with God. In Him the wall that separates man from God has been brought down and man is admitted into the heart of God; the place of the unconditional love of God, His unmerited favour and His inexhaustible blessings. In Jesus Christ you've been made a child of God and are at peace with God the Father.  Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.            ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                           Through Jesus Christ we've been given the access to the Holy of Holies of God. Jesus Christ, unlike the priests if old, is without sin and, unlike the priests of old who offered the blood of animals, He offers Himself and pours out His own blood for the remission of our sins. He offers Himself once for all. He spares nothing but pours out Himself as a libation for the forgiveness of our sins, for our redemption, sanctification and reconciliation with God. In Him the wall that separates man from God has been brought down and man is admitted into the heart of God; the place of the unconditional love of God, His unmerited favour and His inexhaustible blessings. In Jesus Christ you've been made a child of God and are at peace with God the Father.  Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                           Through Jesus Christ we've been given the access to the Holy of Holies of God. Jesus Christ, unlike the priests if old, is without sin and, unlike the priests of old who offered the blood of animals, He offers Himself and pours out His own blood for the remission of our sins. He offers Himself once for all. He spares nothing but pours out Himself as a libation for the forgiveness of our sins, for our redemption, sanctification and reconciliation with God. In Him the wall that separates man from God has been brought down and man is admitted into the heart of God; the place of the unconditional love of God, His unmerited favour and His inexhaustible blessings. In Jesus Christ you've been made a child of God and are at peace with God the Father.  Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                            Every covenant has its own terms just as every contract has its own terms and conditions. The old covenant couldn't save the entire humanity from sin and condemnation; only the new covenant does. As members of this new covenant we must live our life in the light of this new covenant, having Jesus Christ as our model. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                                                                                         Please follow, subscribe to, like, share and comment on our YouTube channel and Facebook page @ Eternal Word of...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                             Persevere in good works always for you shall be remembered by what you have done. God would not be so unjust as to forget all you have done, the love that you have for his name or the services you have done, and are still doing, for others. To be able to persevere in good works, however, you must develop a last trust and faith in God, for He is able and willing to take care of you no matter what comes your way.  Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                                                                                       Please follo...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                             Persevere in good works always for you shall be remembered by what you have done. God would not be so unjust as to forget all you have done, the love that you have for his name or the services you have done, and are still doing, for others. To be able to persevere in good works, however, you must develop a last trust and faith in God, for He is able and willing to take care of you no matter what comes your way.  Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                                                                                       Please follo...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                             Every good gift comes from God. Just like the priests, every human person is created by God for a purpose and entrusted with a specific mission. In your call/gift lies your God-given honour. Your call/gift is meant to be employed judiciously in the service of God and humanity. Unfortunately, when ruled by the senses we become slaves rather than masters to our gifts, positions and possessions as a result of which we end up serving them rather than employing them in our humble service to God and humanity. The resultant effect of this is the societal ills we suffer today. However, when we humble ourselves in employing our resources, gifts, positions and possessions at the service of God and humanity God himself exalts us the more and together we build up a healthy church and human society, the body o...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          The wages of sin is death but Jesus Christ,  the Son of man, has come that we may have life and have it in abundance. Sin separates us from God and once separated from God we loose our "immunity" and as such we become vulnerable to death (we are alienated from God; the source of life). Thus, following the faith of his friends, Jesus reconciles the paralytic brought to Him in this Gospel episode by forgiving his sins. It's upon this reconciliation/forgiveness that the paralytic received healing and restoration. Do you desire forgiveness, healing, restoration and divine blessings, be reconciled with God and with your fellow human beings and you'll live to testify just like the paralytic. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.        ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          The wages of sin is death but Jesus Christ,  the Son of man, has come that we may have life and have it in abundance. Sin separates us from God and once separated from God we loose our "immunity" and as such we become vulnerable to death (we are alienated from God; the source of life). Thus, following the faith of his friends, Jesus reconciles the paralytic brought to Him in this Gospel episode by forgiving his sins. It's upon this reconciliation/forgiveness that the paralytic received healing and restoration. Do you desire forgiveness, healing, restoration and divine blessings, be reconciled with God and with your fellow human beings and you'll live to testify just like the paralytic. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.        ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          The wages of sin is death but Jesus Christ,  the Son of man, has come that we may have life and have it in abundance. Sin separates us from God and once separated from God we loose our "immunity" and as such we become vulnerable to death (we are alienated from God; the source of life). Thus, following the faith of his friends, Jesus reconciles the paralytic brought to Him in this Gospel episode by forgiving his sins. It's upon this reconciliation/forgiveness that the paralytic received healing and restoration. Do you desire forgiveness, healing, restoration and divine blessings, be reconciled with God and with your fellow human beings and you'll live to testify just like the paralytic. Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.        ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          You may not have all the time as favourable as that which you have now to effect those positive changes you desire in your personal and family life, in your career, relationships and society. Repent in sincerity of heart, believe the Gospel without reservation and allow God's will guide your daily life. For our NINE-DAY-BEGINNING OF THE MONTH INTENSIVE PRAYERS AND NOVENA kindly pray your daily Rosary with Numbers 6:22-27; Deuteronomy 20:1-4; Psalms 118, 129 and 141 from 1st to 9th January, 2023.             Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                                                                          ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          You may not have all the time as favourable as that which you have now to effect those positive changes you desire in your personal and family life, in your career, relationships and society. Repent in sincerity of heart, believe the Gospel without reservation and allow God's will guide your daily life. For our NINE-DAY-BEGINNING OF THE MONTH INTENSIVE PRAYERS AND NOVENA kindly pray your daily Rosary with Numbers 6:22-27; Deuteronomy 20:1-4; Psalms 118, 129 and 141 from 1st to 9th January, 2023.             Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                             ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          You may not have all the time as favourable as that which you have now to effect those positive changes you desire in your personal and family life, in your career, relationships and society. Repent in sincerity of heart, believe the Gospel without reservation and allow God's will guide your daily life. For our NINE-DAY-BEGINNING OF THE MONTH INTENSIVE PRAYERS AND NOVENA kindly pray your daily Rosary with Numbers 6:22-27; Deuteronomy 20:1-4; Psalms 118, 129 and 141 from 1st to 9th January, 2023.             Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                             ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          You may not have all the time as favourable as that which you have now to effect those positive changes you desire in your personal and family life, in your career, relationships and society. Repent in sincerity of heart, believe the Gospel without reservation and allow God's will guide your daily life. For our NINE-DAY-BEGINNING OF THE MONTH INTENSIVE PRAYERS AND NOVENA kindly pray your daily Rosary with Numbers 6:22-27; Deuteronomy 20:1-4; Psalms 118, 129 and 141 from 1st to 9th January, 2023.             Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                             ...

TODAY'S HOMILY IN BRIEF.                          God is love. He created us in love, for love and to love us. In His love He imparts us with life for His love is the agent of Life. Since He's love, He is indeed life and the fulness of life itself. In Jesus Christ we see this life made incarnate and this love expressed in its concrete terms. Today Jesus Christ charges us to love one another. In this charge, He invites us to share in His life by concretely expressing this God given love for our fellow human beings. For our NINE-DAY-BEGINNING OF THE MONTH INTENSIVE PRAYERS AND NOVENA kindly pray your daily Rosary with Numbers 6:22-27; Deuteronomy 20:1-4; Psalms 118, 129 and 141 from 1st to 9th January, 2023.         Kindly listen to today's episode of my podcast for details of today's homily.                              ...