Dennis McIntyre1 min read This Sunday, July 20, is the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. The gospel reading is a significant story about spiritual priorities. Please share your thoughts in the "Comments" section.
Peace
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Dennis McIntyre
There are times when we do not see the path forward, but God does. The unseen path is a journey of trust, surrender, and divine guidance. God speaks to it with His promises. Faith is the compass for the unseen path. Trust God.
Dennis McIntyre
Matthew 6:24 says, "Do not worry about your life… Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap… and yet your heavenly Father feeds them." If God feeds birds and cares for the lilies in the field, how much more will He care for us?
Dennis McIntyre
"Peace I leave with you; My peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." Jesus offers us His peace, a deep, abiding calm rooted in trust. This peace transcends fear and is...
Dennis McIntyre
The lion in this image is Jesus - bold, victorious, and royal. He has conquered sin, death, and evil—not by force, but through sacrificial love. This passage is a declaration of victory, authority, and hope.
Dennis McIntyre
This Sunday is the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time. This week’s readings focus on discipline and striving to live the Word of God. Jesus tells us to “strive to enter through the narrow gate.” Please share your thoughts on this article in the "Comments" section.Peacehttps://www.patheos.com/blogs/faith4today/2025/08/discipline-entering-through-the-narrow-gate/
Revive Our Hearts
Have you ever wondered which of God’s myriad of attributes is His greatest?
In the fall of 2018, John Chau was a 26-year-old American missionary, motivated to share the Gospel message with anyone he could encounter. So zealous was his quest that Chau would go to great lengths to help others, all while being a messenger of peace. But very few people could...
There is something wrong in our world. Some people might seem more caught up in that wrong than others. So, as we try to get our lives right, we want to know—what is our relationship to what’s going on out there? Do we protect ourselves by keeping it all at a safe distance? Do we engage it? Do we affirm it? What’s the right relationship to have with the mess in the world?That’s the question that leads to the series of parables in Luke 15.At the beginning of the chapter, Jesus is having a meal.
Sheryl H. Boldt
Sin never leads to peace. Discover why obedience to God brings wisdom, freedom, and the strength to make better choices.
Dennis McIntyreThere are times when we do not see the path forward, but God does. The unseen path is a journey of trust, surrender, and divine guidance. God speaks to it with His promises. Faith is the compass for the unseen path. Trust God.
Dennis McIntyreMatthew 6:24 says, "Do not worry about your life… Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap… and yet your heavenly Father feeds them." If God feeds birds and cares for the lilies in the field, how much more will He care for us?
Dennis McIntyre"Peace I leave with you; My peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." Jesus offers us His peace, a deep, abiding calm rooted in trust. This peace transcends fear and is...
Dennis McIntyreThe lion in this image is Jesus - bold, victorious, and royal. He has conquered sin, death, and evil—not by force, but through sacrificial love. This passage is a declaration of victory, authority, and hope.
Dennis McIntyreThis Sunday is the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time. This week’s readings focus on discipline and striving to live the Word of God. Jesus tells us to “strive to enter through the narrow gate.” Please share your thoughts on this article in the "Comments" section.Peacehttps://www.patheos.com/blogs/faith4today/2025/08/discipline-entering-through-the-narrow-gate/