When Jesus speaks of eternal life, we’re conditioned to think of the afterlife. And while I think this term speaks of heaven, I think this serves as a dual indication for life practices as well. That if you fail to follow His words, you will not have life. In today’s world, the term “I have
Understanding Scripture is Not Meant for Everybody
Scripture and/or its message can only be understood by a few. While I can decipher...Read More
Reading from June 19. And yes, it’s been awhile. If you believe in God, He will give you life. That is, take you away from misery, pull you through the trials of life. It’s not always easy to be optimistic in a world that, to me, pulls you down more than supports you. Kicks you
A Happy Easter to all of you! It probably would’ve been appropriate to have created more posts during Cathoclick’s First Lenten season, but it has been a tough stretch for me. The job search has finally come to a close, lasting a good 2.5 months, and I can relax a little bit. But there’s much to
Getting caught up in your life, particularly with many different things and without some sort of separation, can get chaotic to say the least. Believe me, I’ve been there, but not having a grasp for your own life can make things significantly worse. This is when pushing the “reset” button becomes helpful. I know weekly
If this passage sounds familiar from a previous post, it is indeed overlapping a reading from December 13. Jesus’ baptism opened up the sky to reveal God. He received the Holy Spirit, and received approval from the Father Himself. Similarly, this is what happens when you are in alignment with what God wants you to
Is this week’s story simply something about the “3 Kings of Orient Are”? We all know this story, how these men paid a visit to Jesus when He was born. They see the star and are guided by it. Upon meeting Jesus, they give them gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. And later because of
As I became older, through high school, college and into post-graduate status, Christmas gradually lost its magical quality. Our family meals aside, it became a time of “going through motions” or simply, a chore, for acquiring gifts to distribute to others. The media’s advertising painted the picture for me, as to what Christmas was about.
When Jesus is found after being overlooked by his parents, this confirms many different things. Jesus tells us that He’s in His Father’s house, so we know He comes from divine. But while this seemed to be the focus of the message, we can look at this from another angle. When parents leave their child
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