Sunday Best Bible Study

The call to discipleship: to deny oneself, carry one's cross and follow Jesus. it is a call to be transformed by the renewal of our minds. Readings: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/090323.cfm

Jesus asked his disciples, "Who do you say I am?" He asks us the same question today: "Why are you here, following me? Who am I to you?" Reading for this Sunday: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/082723.cfm

Whatever your race, whatever your condition in life, rich or poor, happy or sad,  God wants to give you his peace of mind if only you follow him.  He is extending his hands to you now as you read this.  Rest in his yolk.   

How fragile we are ... When we are down and in trouble, God is always there to handhold us if we let him.  Hear it first hand from Elijah, Peter and Paul. Grace be with you.  Download the readings here: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/081323.cfm

The Lord knows our road in life is not always easy and filled with twists and turns but he asks you to let him be your light shining in the dark. He assures us that the day will come when the morning star rises in your hearts. Until then, transform to be the butterfly you are meant to be. https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/080623.cfm

What do you Treasure in your life? This Sunday's readings focus on the theme of finding what really gives us joy and a peace of mind in life.  When you have found it, what do you do with it? Meditate on this in preparation for this Sunday's celebration.

The world is filled with the unrighteous and yet God is patient, he wants us all to be saved. This grace and power of God is offered to us through the holy spirit. Ask the holy spirit to be with you as you meditate on this week's beautiful readings .

Come and learn from Mary, the first and best Apostle of Christ.  She will pray for you for his son's intercession.  Jesus's grace for us is overflowing. Readings: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mPMI89i_sW-qZY5BXDvT1EOZOFDVSnke/view?usp=sharing

Let God wipe away every tear in your eye. Jesus tells us in the readings how to realize our deepest desire, which is the desire for God and not for passing things that only bring temporary comfort. Come join and find rest for ur soul.

Christ welcomes you. How great it feels to be hospitable and be on the receiving end of a friendly welcome.  Christ is welcoming you. Come and he will give you rest. Get the readings: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/070223.cfm

Do not fear. Do you find life and living in faith can at times be challenging and tiresome?  Come and find rest, encouragement and hope from the Saints in today's readings .

Building God's Nation. This Sunday's readings focuses on the theme of the emergence of a new people, a new community which God has established as its own nation.  You are part of this nation.  Come and learn more.

We celebrate the body and blood of Christ this Sunday. Each time we receive the Holy Communion, a miracle happens. We are spiritually fed, united in each other, and Divinity is united with humanity.

Trinity Sunday and Immeasurable Love: The celebration of the Holy Trinity contains the mystery of God, his nature and character.  Best known is "In the name of Father, Son and of the Holy Spirit". Today's reading however draws attention to the nature of the Trinity.  It is to something which unites the three, that is God's immeasurable love for us.

Happy Pentecost Sunday! The Voice, the Blood and the Life. The coming of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples, known as Pentecost, is the beginning of the Church's existence and its expansion.  The feast's rich readings employ the images of the voice, blood and life to describe the central role of the Holy Spirit in the beginning, and in life of this new community of faith.

The Feast of the Ascension celebrates Jesus’ ascent to heaven. The readings draw attention to the issue of the right use of authority and power, themes which occur repeatedly in today’s readings .

Spiritual resurrection: Pentecost is around the corner now. 6th Sunday of Easter’s readings emphasize that Jesus’ resurrection provides meaning and direction for our lives. Because of its attention to the Holy Spirit, this Sunday’s readings also begins to prepare for the concluding celebration of the Easter season, Pentecost. Get the Sunday readings and join us to invoke the Holy Spirit.

It’s Easter but not all is well. Halfway through the Easter, season and the readings very realistically addresses the issue of tensions within individual Christians and as the church starts to form. Whilst the resurrection of Jesus changed everything, we remain in a world with tensions and conflicts which may weaken our faith. Join us to understand. Link to download Sunday's reading .

Finding the right door to God: Many people will come to you claiming they have divine inspiration or they are sent from God and give you spiritual advice. Come join us to find the gate to the true Shepherd. Get the 4th Sunday of Easter readings .

Hopes and Expectations Revised The third Sunday of Easter continues to focus on the resurrection, and on how it changes people’s hopes and expectations for the future. Through his resurrection, Jesus dramatically revised and modified these hopes and expectations, giving his followers a glimpse of what God intended and prepared for them. Readings : https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/042323.cfm

Do you believe in the greatest gift? Even doubting apostle Thomas found it difficult. It’s not always easy but through this belief you may have life in his name. Join us to find the answers. --- Find the Reading for this Sunday here > https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/041623.cfm

We come to the ultimate question of life and death. The readings this Sunday counter this seemingly inevitable reality of death with a message of hope. Join us to find this hope.

“Go, wash in the pool of Siloam”: Today’s readings teach that our way of seeing and evaluating others, needs God’s healing touch.

What do I thirst for most? Where can I find “water” to satisfy that thirst? Am I experiencing emptiness and desolation in my journey of faith? What do I need to satisfy my spiritual thirst? Read the readings for the Third Sunday of Lent here .

This is my beloved son, listen to him. The decision to trust and obey God must be connected with our willingness to listen to God’s voice.  Click here for the readings of this Sunday.