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 lets us know that we are all called to Evangelical Poverty. He tells us how we can do that.
Father helps us to determine if we really do love.
Father teaches us Paul's position on the relationship between our conduct and the Church.
Father tells us about all the times in scripture Jesus raises people from the dead.
Father teaches us that Mary became our Mother at Calvary.
Father explains what Mercy is and why it is so important.
Father tells us how to do the impossible; Love our enemies!
Father uses Genesis to ask us were are we? Do we Know?
Father warns us that if we are not aware that we can be deceived, we probably will be.
Father uses the celebration of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mother to encourage us to True Devotion to Mary.
Father encourages us to be childlike in our dependence on God.
When we are followers of Christ, we have to determine what God is doing.
Father's teaching today is on the Theological Virtues.
Father teaches us to keep waiting for the Lord.
Father teaches us that our future, with Christ's coming, is full of joyful hope!
Father will use today's feast of the martyrdom of John the Baptist to show us how we can be similar martyrs today.
Father shows us that how we live should be focused on the coming of the Lord.
Father teaches us the proper attitude we should have for the Bible.
Father shows us the steps needed to share as the scriptures teaches us about sharing.
Father describes what discipleship is. We are all disciples, but of who?
Father encourages us to go beyond the minimum in our lives.
Father gives us the costs and the qualities of a leader.
Father shows us all the dangers money can 'buy'.
Father uses today's readings to talk about a public call to poverty.
Father explains what the Assumption is and how it is a sign of hope.
Father talks about people who accepted the grace of forgiveness.
Father gives us the method we should use when another brother or sister in Christ needs correction.
Father talks about being like a child. Should we be or not?
Father shows us how easy it is for us to contradict our belief that Jesus is God.
Father teaches us that the knowledge of God's love for us is the foundation of our relationship with Him.
Father teaches us about JESUS's church.
Father tells us that the Transfiguration is about listening to God.
Father speaks about knowing who to follow and how to lead.
Father points out in today's scripture how to tell when there is spiritual warfare going on. Look for the lies.
Father shows us the purpose of the liturgical year in the church.
Father speaks about knowing who to follow and how to lead.
Father exhorts us to give your all to Christ.
Father helps us to examine our lives to determine if we are too busy for God.
Father tells us that we have to think of our own holiness first, then our children and only then with the grandchildren.
Father uses St. James to show that the saints are not perfect. This gives us hope for our own sanctity
Father encourages us to seek the fear of the Lord.
Father teaches us that doing the will of the Father is more important any anything may say about the Lord.
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.