St Mark Sermons

In this sermon, Fr. Simon talks about the call to be a source of blessing in our daily lives. He shares how we can follow this calling by being mindful of our words, choosing to do good, and actively pursuing peace in our relationships. He explains that our actions are often shaped by our speech, so he suggests slowing down and praying before we speak. It is a thoughtful reminder about how to prac...

Fr Simon leads a thoughtful discussion about recognizing and addressing spiritual illnesses. He explains how these struggles often manifest through our minds, emotions, and daily behaviors, similar to physical health issues. By identifying these symptoms, we can better seek the healing and guidance we need. It is a reflective talk that encourages us to examine our own lives, practice honesty in co...

In this insightful session, Fr. Simon guides the congregation through a thoughtful exploration of spiritual health. He explains how our daily behaviors and emotions often serve as symptoms of deeper spiritual struggles rooted in the passions. By encouraging sincere self-examination against the standard of God's word and emphasizing the importance of honest confession with a spiritual guide, he pro...

Fr Simon shares an inspiring message about the importance of being bold in our faith. Drawing on the lives of St John the Baptist and various church martyrs, he explains how we are called to stand strong together like a shield wall. He encourages us to embrace our responsibility to pray, share our orthodox faith, and live out God's will in our daily lives. It is a heartfelt reminder that while the...

This is a heartfelt discussion about the virtue of simplicity, exploring how we can lead more guileless and pure lives in a complex world. Father Simon gives a thoughtful talk on the characteristics of this virtue, such as humility, innocent faith, and being straightforward with others. He shares inspiring examples from church history and offers practical advice on how to grow in this way daily. I...

In this insightful talk, Fr. Simon shares a reflection on how we can better respond to God's invitations in our daily lives. Drawing inspiration from the story of Zacchaeus, he encourages us to embrace God's call with promptness, proactivity, and joy. He discusses how factors like uncertainty, fear, and even our own weaknesses can sometimes hold us back, but explains that with faith, we can overco...

Father Simon reflecting on how we can truly glorify God through our personal success. He uses the story of the paralytic and the wisdom of Solomon to explain that our accomplishments are a reflection of divine grace rather than just our own efforts. Father Simon encourages us to actively invest our God-given talents to serve others and build up the church, rather than burying them in purely materi...

In this reflective talk, Fr. Simon shares a beautiful message about finding peace and safety in God. He explains how we can view God as our protector, a kinsman redeemer who saves us from our struggles, and a loving teacher who gives us boundaries to live securely. It is a heartfelt reminder that even when life feels chaotic or overwhelming, we always have a place to turn for comfort and strength....

In this message, Fr. Simon talks about the importance of giving back to God, especially during the fifth Sunday of the month of Baba. He explains how we can honor the Lord by recognizing his strength and sovereignty in our daily lives. By keeping our faith strong and acting according to our values, we show glory to his name. Fr. Simon also encourages us to offer both material and spiritual gifts,...

In this insightful talk, Fr. Simon reflects on the parable of the sower, connecting Egypt's agricultural traditions to our spiritual lives. He encourages us to view our faith as something that needs to be actively planted in three key areas: our homes, our church community, and the wider world. He reminds us that true service starts by creating a loving, peaceful environment within our own househo...

A sermon delivered by Fr. Simon. He reflects on how to maintain a spirit of gratitude even when facing personal suffering and hardship. He encourages the congregation by explaining that our struggles are not meaningless but serve as a call to grow in faith, reveal our need for God, and prepare us for the future reward awaiting us. It is a heartfelt message about finding peace and purpose during di...

A thoughtful talk on how to approach our prayers with the right spirit during the Advent season. Fr Simon guides us through the importance of having genuine faith, staying persistent in our requests, and remaining open to how God chooses to answer us. It is a helpful reminder that our relationship with God is built on trust and patience, especially when we are waiting for an outcome that might loo...

In this insightful talk, Fr. Simon explores the profound spiritual concept of leaving and cleaving. He breaks down how this idea applies to our relationship with God, the dynamics of a healthy marriage, and the heart of true service. By examining how we often cling to worldly comforts and securities, he encourages us to let go of these distractions to fully commit ourselves to a path of faith, sac...

We all have some shame in our life, yet we all have the remedy. Listen in as Michael tells us what we can do to free us from any shame in our life

The Living Word Bible Study goes through Chapter 3 of 1 Timothy with Kiro Roman, examining St. Paul’s instructions for bishops, deacons, deaconesses, and servants, with an emphasis on godly character, humility, faithfulness, and being an example to others. The study also presents the Church as the house of God and the pillar of truth, calling those who serve to live consistently according to the f...

In this homily, “Each Is Responsible For All,” Fr Daniel reflects on our shared responsibility as members of the Body of Christ. Our prayers, choices, and spiritual lives affect not only ourselves but everyone around us. Drawing from the Gospel and the teachings of the Church, he calls us to care for one another, bear each other’s burdens, and grow together in faith and love.

This sermon teaches that everything entrusted to us—including our families, responsibilities, and the Church—belongs ultimately to God, and we are called to be faithful stewards rather than owners. By continually returning to Christ as the cornerstone and God as the source, believers are called to nurture what they have been given through Scripture, prayer, and the teachings of the Church, trustin...

This sermon teaches that our families, responsibilities, and the Church are vineyards entrusted to us by God, making us tenants and stewards rather than owners. Believers are called to keep Christ as the cornerstone, faithfully tend what God has given them according to His Word, and trust God to bring the increase and receive the fruit and glory.

The Living Word Bible Study goes through Chapter 1 of 1 Timothy with Monica, exploring St. Paul’s instruction to Timothy to guard sound doctrine and hold firmly to faith and a good conscience. The study focuses on moving beyond endless questioning toward mature faith, reading Scripture through Christ, and responding to others with love and humility while remaining anchored in the truth.

The Living Word Bible Study goes through Chapter 4 of Philippians with Rom, exploring St. Paul’s call to stand fast in the Lord, rejoice regardless of circumstances, bring everything to God in prayer, and learn contentment in every situation. The study emphasizes building life on Christ as the unchanging source of peace, joy, strength, and true satisfaction.

The Living Word Bible Study goes through Chapter 2 of Philippians with the speaker, focusing on having the mind of Christ by following His example of humility, obedience, and self-emptying love. The study encourages believers to work out their salvation seriously, hold fast to God’s Word, serve others with pure intentions, and find lasting joy in the Lord rather than in circumstances.

The teaching on St. Matthew’s calling challenges us to look beyond people’s outward behaviour and categories, recognising that each person is deeply loved by God and has a depth of heart we cannot see. We are called to approach others with humility rather than judgment, extending the same grace and love that Christ extends to us.

The Living Word Bible Study goes through Chapter 3 of Philippians with Ann Hanna, exploring St. Paul’s call to count everything as loss compared with knowing Christ, continually press toward spiritual growth, and find true joy in the Lord. The study emphasises surrendering our attachments, becoming more like Christ, and living as citizens of heaven and ambassadors for Christ in the world.

The teaching challenges Christians not to treat Jesus as an addition to an otherwise unchanged life, but as the foundation of everything. Using the parable of the new wine and new wineskins, it calls for genuine inner transformation in areas such as relationships, forgiveness, money, career, social media, and priorities, so that our lives can truly hold the new life we have in God.

The teaching from Mark 3 emphasizes that Christians are not meant to live independently but as a connected family with Christ at the center. Discipleship means connecting to the circle, growing through God’s Word with a teachable heart, and sacrificing time and effort to love and care for one another.