Yoked with Christ

We feel the burden and difficulties of life, heavy and unbearable- because our life is not faithfully yoked with Christ.

Living our life by the standards of the world- life becomes burdensome and more complicated.

Life becomes simple, worthy and bearable by the standards of Christ- for HE who is Faithful is with us- always !

Watch and Pray

Am I living a  life of Love¹?
Is my life directing people² to believe in God?
Do I live as God's witness³ at all times?

1. Christ's Love- be Loving; be Kind; be Forgiving; be Merciful; be Gentle; be Understanding; be Patient; be Persevering; be Hopeful.

2. Helping those who are unbelieving; those of weak faith.

3. Be a edifying inspiration of God's Love to those around us- that God's name be revered by all.

An act of Faith

God, I believe in YOU- all my life is YOU.

Jesus Christ: the Way, the Truth and the Life.

Jesus Christ is the 'Humble way' that passes through trials and tribulations of life- and endures it triumphantly- to Eternal Glory.

HE is the 'invincible Truth' which sets us free from every kind of bondage to sin and slavery to evil life.

HE is the 'Everlasting Life' which  makes our life fruitful and alive- and leads us to Eternal Life. 

Choose Life

There is a way¹ which leads to death- satan makes haste on this  way.
He always makes haste with all those who believe less² in God's Mercy and those who want to make an end of their life.

Path which leads to life is- Jesus Christ.

Choose life.

Pray³ and hold fast onto God's love.




1. Unbelief in God; lack of trust in God's Mercy. Unbelief  is darkness. In darkness, there is no light; there is no God- there is no life. It leads to spiritual death.

2. Judas Iscariot trusted less in God's Mercy and Forgiveness- and was lost to perdition.

3. Peter; Tobit and Sarah- they prayed- they didn't allow themselves to be overcome by frustration and depression of life- and were healed by God's Faithful Love and  Infinite Mercy.

Reformed youth

Be a revised¹ edition of your Parents.

1. Beware of their bad habits; bad attitudes; bad behavior.
  Be mindful of their good habits and improve on their good habits.
  Most important of all- improve on their faith-in-God.

Lent is for Life

We live a fast life in this fast changing world. we are so busy in our little world- we hardly have any time for God- to talk with HIM; to listen to HIM - to reflect¹ on our life and to amend our wrong ways.

Lent is a special period, which the Church dedicates for reflection and repentance of our life- the church entreats every faithful to moderate their life and spent some time with God. Lent invites us to introspect our life - our wrong attitudes; our wrong ways of life and to reconcile with God.

Lent is for acknowledging our sins with all humility ( just like St. Peter-"I am a sinful man.." [Luke5:8]).
Lent is for trusting in God's infinite Mercy and seeking HIS forgiveness for all our sins.
Lent is a time for believing and revering our Lord's life, death and resurrection- for our salvation.
Lent is for revering our Lord's suffering- and uniting our pains; our difficulties and sufferings with HIS suffering- for united with HIS suffering, HE grants us the grace to patiently bear our sufferings in this world.
Lent is for loving²; for forgiving; for deeds of Charity and Mercy.
Lent is for resolving ourselves to do something beautiful with our life- for God.

Our Lord came into this world, for us; HE lived for us; HE suffered for us and HE died for us- for our salvation. Lent encourages us to acknowledge this truth with all our heart and life and entreats us to resolutely determine ourselves to live for HIM and in HIM.

God loves a cheerful³ giver. Whatever each one has decided to do⁴ during this lenten period- it must be done cheerfully- without any reluctance or compulsion- for love of God and for the salvation of our soul.

Lent is for life. And our life in this world is short- too short, for all the 'Lents' in our entire lifetime, to bring us to repentance.


1. where is my life heading? How is my Faith relationship with God?
2. loving our neighbor; our family; our community.
3. Zacchaeus is a very good example of a cheerful repentant.
4. either fasting; abstinence; alms-giving; charity to the poor etc.