St Mark Sermons

Tune in to Part 3 of the series, “The Company You Keep,” as Fr Abraham explores the importance of community in our lives. Discover how stepping beyond surface-level interactions can lead to deeper, more life-giving community!

Tune in to Fr Abraham Fam unpacks what it really means that Jesus is the Bread of Life - not just an idea, but the true source of healing and resurrection found in the Eucharist.

Why does the Church repeat the Gospel of the Samaritan woman multiple times throughout the year? Because her story is our story. In this powerful message, we walk through how the Church presents St. Photini in three movements: repentance (Lent), resurrection (Holy 50), and evangelism (Pentecost). But more than that, this is a call to something deeper. We often reduce ourselves to objects: what we...

Fr. Matthias Shehad invites us into a new series on “Evangelism,” a journey into discovering how naturally and joyfully we can share Christ with the world around us. This series opens the door for every believer to see evangelism not as a task, but as an overflow of knowing Jesus—an opportunity to shine His love, welcome others, and participate in God’s work of drawing hearts to Himself. In this s...

In "All That the Father Gives Me Will Come to Me," Fr. Matthias Shehad explores Christ’s teaching on repentance and acceptance. He reflects on the biblical understanding of who is welcomed by God after repentance, highlighting examples such as the adulterous woman, the repentant thief, and St. Peter who denied Christ. Fr. Matthias contrasts genuine repentance with insincere repentance, illustrated...

Tune in to Fr Yacoub as he reflects on Christ's words, "I Am The Living Water" and how He meets us in our lowest moments, not to condemn us, but to lift us into true joy.

Tune in as Fr Elijah emphasises how scary it is to fall into habitual sins and explores the question: why should we follow Jesus rather than the world?

Fr Michael Sorial gives a word on taking the first steps in having a relationship with the Lord. Is Christianity “self help” or more than that—a relationship?

In this sermon, Fr Michael Sorial gives a word on our personal feelings of hopelessness and doubt of walking in darkness, but through and at the Tomb of Christ is where the Light is--The Light the conquers darkness and hopelessness.

"You can't starve someone that God is feeding" If we truly feed on Christ, making Him our fixation point, we will truly not starve anymore and feel satisfied and filled. Proverbs 27:7 "A satisfied soul loathes the honeycomb, But to a hungry soul every bitter thing is sweet."

"Glory to Your economy" He loves us beyond words. May we pray to begin to taste the meaning of this deep love.

I asked "Why set Barabbas free?" And I realized that Barabbas was me. Our Lord is the acceptable sacrifice, the perfect Lamb without blemish. We sing the hymn "This is He". May we get to know our dear passover Lamb. His arms are constantly outstretched for each of us. May we accept His invitation and turn to Him, take His and live in Him.

Imagine someone gave you a very precious very valuable very expensive gift, but you have no idea what the value or the use of it is. Do you understand the value of the Gift of our Lord dying for you on the Cross AND how to use that gift?

Tune in to Fr Timothy as he reflects on Jesus’ being the Bread of Life, showing that God is the ultimate giver and that we come to Him with need. We are to approach God with humility and receive Him with gratitude rather than seeking only temporary satisfaction.

This sermon reflects on Jesus’ promise that He will never reject anyone who comes to Him. Tune in to Fr Elijah as he explains the reality that God always accepts those who return to Him, no matter their past.

Tune in to Part 2 of the series, 'The Company You Keep' focusing on how friendships shape our spiritual life. Fr Timothy highlights the importance of surrounding ourselves with people who guide us toward Christ.

What if your deepest problem isn’t that you’re hungry… but that you’re hungry for the wrong things? In this powerful Resurrection season sermon, Fr. Paul Girguis unpacks Christ’s words: “I am the bread of life. He who comes to Me shall never hunger, and he who believes in Me shall never thirst” (The Gospel of John John 6:35). After 55 days of fasting, prayer, repentance, and walking with Christ th...

The communal life God wants with man is fulfilled in the reality of the Eucharist.

Tune is as Father Michael teaches us that Christ, the Bread of Life, gives us strength to conquer sin. Through Him, we receive the power of resurrection and victory over sin.

'Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.’ Faith is not the absence of questions. It is the courage to trust beyond what our eyes can confirm. It is choosing to believe that God is present even when He feels distant, that He is working even when we cannot see His hand. Today is not just about Thomas’ doubt… it is about our faith. It is about moving from needing proof to embracing...

Tune in as His Grace Bishop Joseph discusses how we can truly be transformed by the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ!

Tune in as Fr. Anthony Messeh brings us to the final stop of the Lenten journey, reminding us that the Kingdom of God comes through repentance. Every encounter with Christ demands a concrete step, and delaying that response risks missing the opportunity that is only open now.

In this Palm Sunday sermon, Fr Anthony explains the purpose of this week. Holy Week isn’t a ritual to observe but a reality to enter—where Christ meets our brokenness and transforms it into something greater.

Tune in as Fr. Anthony Messeh launches a new series, 'The Company You Keep' exploring how our friendships shape our lives. In this opening message, he challenges us to build true Christ-centred relationships.

Fr. Matthias Shehad explores the meaning behind the angel’s question to the Marys at Christ’s tomb: “Why do you seek the living among the dead?” He discusses how we often look for life, fulfillment, and God in places that are spiritually dead, such as worldly pursuits, fixation on the past, or merely external religious rituals. Fr. Matthias emphasizes that true life is found in repentance, love, h...