Inspired teaching on the daily Scripture readings of the Catholic Church and New Testament Bible study by Fr. Al Lauer, founder of Presentation Ministries
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Father teaches us that God has a plan for us established long before we were born.
Father talks today about how to stay free from sin.
Father explains how the lamb at the first Passover is related to the Lamb of God.
Father teaches us how important it is to understand the book of Exodus in order to really understand our Freedom from sin.
Father uses today's reading to teach us that no one is a 'nobody' and all of us at any time can be called to build His kingdom.
Father shows us that when anything is done well and for God it is never useless.
Father shows us the relationship between abortion and our economy.
Father wants us to pay attention to today's martyrs and get the word out about them.
Father tells us that reconciliation is to turn an enemy into a friend. It is a miracle of God.
Father speaks today about discerning when to store up and when & what not too.
Prayer and Obedience is the answer to the vocation crisis according to Father.
Father teaches us about Faith.
Father explains how God works through our vocations.
Father speaks to us today about St Thomas on his feast day.
Father understands that sometimes, we don't know if we need to leave a situation or not.
Father calls us to do what the apostles did when they were in the storm.
Father teaches us that interceding can make all the difference.
Father shows us in the catechism the deep relationship we are offered by Jesus.
Father talks today about that talk the talk but do not walk the walk.
Father warns us about false teachers.
Father talks about a son's heart turning to the father and the father's heart to his son.
Proper Judgement - 12th Week in Ordinary Time
Father reminds us through today's scripture that we accept our sufferings for the sake of the church
Father tells us that the Our Father is the center of scripture and summary of the gospel.
Father gives us the tools we need to know the Father.
Father speaks today about loving our enemies.
Father teaches from the Catechism about the death penalty.
Father asks us today to look at what the Holy Spirit is showing us what we need to give up completely.
Father helps us understand the scriptures.
Father tells us how to live in faith like Barnabas did when life is unknown.
Father shows us the faithfulness of God the Father.
Father explains what the Beatitudes are and invites us to live them.
Father speaks to us about what we need to receive Love.
Father shows us how the Holy Spirit unites us in all aspects of our lives.
Father prepares us to receive the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Father encourages us to let the Holy Spirit move us.
Father describes the various types and reasons of the Gift of Tongues
Father compares this Novena with a pregnancy.
Father encourages us to Move! Don't just stand there.
Father tells us how to prepare ourselves to accept all the truth that the Holy Spirit wants us to have.
Father describes the actions of the Holy Spirit.
Father teaches us about the sacrament of Baptism.
Father encourages to be submissive especially to those in authority over us when we do not agree with them.
Father teaches us about the Love of the Father.
Father explains how we can achieve unity in the church and in our families.
Father explains the gift of peace that Jesus gives us.
Father speaks to us about Trinitarian Love.
Father shows us that we must know the Father and this can only be done through Jesus.
Father explains today's gospel of the washing of the apostles' feet, especially in respect to Judas.
Father shows us how God directed Peter to lead the church.
Father gives us examples of people who truly live in God's Word.