As we dig deeper into this Psalm, I know that this passage will help us remember, acknowledge, understand, and appreciate God’s sovereignty in all things.

This parable of the Pharisee and Tax Collector will convict us to check our attitude towards God and the people around us.

Is your heart transformed to obey and submit to God’s will in your life? Or are you having a hard time following God because of your wrong priorities, selfishness, pride, laziness, and uncontrolled materialism?

How do you show your love and service to God recently? Do you serve the Lord half-heartedly or do you serve Him with a sincere heart by giving your best to honour the Lord.

Let us reflect on how Jesus bestowed healing to the ten lepers and how He commended a leper because of his faithfulness and gratefulness to God.  

Fathers call us out to a great adventure in the world around us and prepare us for this new world.

The story of the birth of our Lord Jesus will speak to us that during the first Christmas, Joseph and Mary experienced challenges and struggles in life when they obeyed the will of God in their lives.

When we discourse about Christmas, we will always remember the role of Mary and Joseph. Both were simple people who made a difference and became an embodiment of heartfelt service and obedience to God’s plan.

This story that we are going to be talking about today is one of the most famous parables in the Bible, the story of the prodigal son.

The enduring question is, will you pay the price to be a disciple of Jesus Christ?

How do you help and show your compassion to the people who need care, encouragement, and resources in these times of difficulties and pandemic?

Jesus had given us a parable that will help us to gauge ourselves if we are experiencing change in our living. This parable of the Pharisee and Tax Collector will convict us to check our attitude toward God and the people around us.

At the heart of Jesus’ teaching lies the painful and challenging practice of forgiveness. Forgiveness is a hard road to walk on, but it is the right way to free your life from hurts and bitterness.

Learn more about Jesus’ healing power and grace.