Podcasts about holy days

By Howard Marchbanks - Peter could not change without the helper, the Holy Spirit. The challenge to us is to turn around, face Christ, and meet His gaze.

By Benjamin Massie - The purpose of this message is to bring to light one of the best and most overlooked case studies of the transformational power of the Holy Spirit that we have in the New Testament. An absolute phenomenal example of the transformational power of the Holy Spirit, how it actually works and how it can

By Peter Eddington - Because of King Solomon's sins, God split the nation of Israel into two parts—north and south. Only Judah remained in Jerusalem as the Southern Kingdom. The other tribes became the Northern Kingdom. However, this punishment was not to be forever. God desires for Israel to be united once again—for

By John Elliott - God's Word uses light and darkness to show the dramatic difference between His way and the way of this world. Humanity stumbles spiritually without God's light, but those He calls are blessed to see, understand, and walk in the path He reveals. The calling of God is not only to receive light, but to

By Sanford Beattie - The Bible gives us many examples of people exercising the trait of persistence. Let's look at a few and see why God wants us to demonstrate persistence in our life.

By John Freeman - The Old Testament is loaded with stories of people who picture Jesus in some aspect of their lives. We read stories which parallel the great work that Christ will do to establish His kingdom. We see Jesus' redemption of mankind in the story of Boaz and Ruth. We see the seventh day Sabbath and Holy

By Patrick McKee - We know that God loves us. Do we (also) want to love God? Jesus says, "if you love Me, keep My commandments". This message leans into the power of God's word and provides a scriptural case for implementing Biblical meditation to help us in loving our Father and Older Brother more faithfully

By Thomas Charles - What lessons can we learn from walking humbly with God in our christian lives?

By Tony Stith - Prophecy tells us that religious persecution is coming. But, as Christians, we face adversity for our faith in small, sometimes not so small, ways even now. The story of how Daniel gave God the glory in the midst of the adversity he faced as a captive in Babylon provides lessons for how you and I

By David Rains - Have you ever wondered what makes us human?

By Roy Jackson - Are we here to serve, or to be served? This message explores what it truly means to serve from the heart, following the example of our Lord and Master Jesus Christ. We begin with the remarkable true story of Desmond Doss—the Seventh-day Adventist combat medic depicted in the film Hacksaw Ridge. A

By Craig Scott - In this message we'll explore God's guidance on how attitude, character, and ethics drive governance. We'll review governing systems at work among the people of God... from the earliest times right up to [but not including] the inauguration of the Church at that first Pentecost.

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 6/13/26 We are living through one of the greatest technological explosions in human history, yet the words of Ecclesiastes remain as relevant as ever. This message explores what the Bible really means by “there is nothing new under the sun,” revealing that while technology

By William Bradford - The fourteenth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session begins chapter 5.

Father Christopher Mahar earned a Bachelor of Science in Philosophy from Providence College in 2000 and subsequently completed his Bachelor's degree in Sacred Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome in 2003. He was ordained a deacon in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome in 2003 and a priest in the Diocese of Providence in 2004. He currently serves as Pastor at St. Augustine Church in Providence, Rhode Island.  In Today's Show: If we don't receive the Eucharist, do we receive any graces/blessings from attending Mass?  How do we tell other Catholic parents not to do Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny? Why isn't Holy Thursday a Holy Day of Obligation? What is the difference between burnout and sloth? Does separation violate the marital vows of caring in sickness and in health? Does a priest need to have his stole on for a sacrament to be valid? What are the different occasions of sin? What is the most effective way to pray for holy souls in purgatory? Why are young children not able to receive the Eucharist despite their understanding of it? And more. Visit the show page at thestationofthecross.com/askapriest to listen live, check out the weekly lineup, listen to podcasts of past episodes, watch live video, find show resources, sign up for our mailing list of upcoming shows, and submit your question for Father!

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By John Kosmalski - This world oppresses its people, but God liberates us through His law and Jesus' sacrifice.

By Robin S Webber - This past Sabbath this was the 82nd anniversary of the invasion of the Allied forces against what seemed to be an impregnable wall surrounding Europe under Nazi occupation. It began in Normandy. The goal was to grab a foothold on a beachhead to advance the cause of liberation. As soldiers of Jesus

By Justin Massie - God spoke the ten commandments directly to His people. A review of the first of those ten commandments.

By Chuck Smith - Do you love God with all your heart, soul and mind?

By Gregory Sanny - Was Jesus just a good man, or fully divine? "The Man, Jesus" answers a popular argument that uses 1 Timothy 2:5 to deny Christ's deity. A scriptural study showing the Trinity is false—yet Jesus is still God, Creator, and the sinless Passover Lamb for all mankind.

By Glenn Radebaugh - This message focuses on Christ's parable of the Sower and examines the elements of each type of soil that Christ calls out. What are the characteristics of each and how can we as a church provide the right kind of environment for the seed to grow?

By Sal Cimino Sr - Brethren, while God has given us a powerful gift to enable us to grow and overcome sins in our lives, how often do we see our lack of thankfulness when we disobey his word and cause grief of His Holy Spirit? We should be mindful of not grieving God's Holy Spirit by lack of use or lack of interest.

By Aaron Creech - In part two of this sermon, we will expand on what we learned last week and discuss how to keep the Sabbath. How can we make the Sabbath a delight? How can we make it like the kingdom? How should we rest from our typical week and focus on what the day is for?

By Mario Seiglie - There is a lesson for us to learn from the Iliad, Homer's tale of the Trojan war where the Trojans were defeated being fooled by the Greeks with the gift of a huge wooden horse unknowingly filled with Greek soldiers. In this Powerpoint Presentation, we see that in Galatians, a "Trojan Horse" was

By John Elliott - How can we please God as citizens of His Family and coming Kingdom? This is a real question for very busy people seeking first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. A biblical success story has a strong correlation to your success in life today.

By Tim Martens - Fifty years from now, what will our neighbors say about us and our example. Numerous times the Bible reinforces that we should “love our neighbors as ourselves.” This message shows what Biblical wisdom we can learn from our secular neighbors.

By Stephen Bouchette - Jesus Christ is our coach in this spiritual pursuit. He provides both praise and criticism. We look at His messages to the churches – and to us. Do we have what it takes to win?

By Jay Ledbetter - Journey into one of the most profound and hope-filled chapters in all of Scripture as we uncover "The Mystery of the Resurrection" which is the foundational truth upon which the entire Gospel stands. Together, we will explore why the resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything, what it means for

By Brian Shaw - In Malachi 3:16, God promises to write those who fear Him into His book of remembrance. How do they stand out from the world around them?

By Fred Nance - Sermon by Fred Nance - being a light to the world thru God's Word.

By Chris Rowland - This message emphasizes that God wants His people to remember three essential things: God Himself, His law, and His works. Using examples from Scripture, the speaker shows that forgetting God leads people away from Him, while remembering Him through prayer, obedience, reflection, and worship keeps

By Gary Petty - The struggle of being a Christian. Our pace of life today is stressful, we need to step out of society and seek God.

By Ken Loucks - Public prayer can be meaningful, but Scripture shows that true revival requires more than a public appeal to God. National repentance includes a genuine turning from sin, a return to God's commands, and visible change in the life of a people, as seen in biblical examples such as Nineveh, Josiah's

By Ken Japhet - In this message we will review where this country and the church currently are in their history, making the point that God has been a constant throughout that history. Then looking at our own lives, past and present, to see how He has always been there for us as well.

By Doug Wendt - As children of God we must never lose sight of His precious gift – the promise of eternal life! As we anticipate our future, Jesus Christ encourages His followers to keep their focus on the Kingdom and continually prepare for it. Are we willing to increase our sense of urgency for all that God has

By Robert Coser - Today, we will take a deep dive into the doctrine of the Trinity, a cornerstone doctrine of mainstream Christianity

By Andrew C Lee - How should we respond to the fact that no one knows the day or hour of Christ's return? Let's examine how we are to avoid the extremes of complacency and date-setting, while remaining spiritually alert. As we are watching the events unfolding in the world around us, let's continue faithfully

By Lewis VanAusdle - This message uses the story of Jabez to show that a person does not have to be defined by a difficult name, reputation, or challenging life. Although Jabez's name meant pain, he sought God's blessing, guidance, and help so that he could live honorably and become a blessing to others instead. The

By Joseph P Trone - Speaker Joseph Trone Date: 6/6/26 Message uses the story of Jacob wrestling with God to ask and answer two questions: why wrestle with God, and how do we wrestle with Him?

By William Bradford - The final chapters of the book of Daniel provide astonishingly detailed prophecies, with a continuous sequence of rulers and kingdoms, wars, alliances, betrayals, marriages, and invasions over a period of centuries. This message provides an overview of the prophecies provided by Daniel in these

By Mike Phelps - The Holy Spirit convicts a broken world to repent, obey God, and overcome evil.

Friends of the Rosary,Christian love is an act of the willing – the willing of the good of the other. "Love your neighbor as yourself," as the Lord says, and we read today in the Gospel (Mark 12:28-34).Love is not primarily a feeling or an instinct; it is a radical self-gift, living for the sake of the other.It's moving beyond the black hole of oneself and, yes, it's acting for the glory of God as we participate in the love that the Lord is. Mind you, it's self-interest to treat someone justly in the interest of receiving something back.When we love the Lord with all our heart, mind, understanding, and strength, then we will understand what true love is.The Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ is observed on the Thursday following the feast of the Most Blessed Trinity. However, as it is not observed as a Holy Day of obligation on Thursday, it is assigned to the Sunday after Trinity Sunday, which is then considered its proper day in the calendar.Ave Maria!Come, Holy Spirit, come!To Jesus through Mary!Here I am, Lord; I come to do your will.Please give us the grace to respond with joy!+ Mikel Amigot w/ María Blanca | RosaryNetwork.com, New YorkEnhance your faith with the new Holy Rosary University app:Apple iOS | New! Android Google Play• ⁠June 4, 2026, Today's Rosary on YouTube | Daily broadcast at 7:30 pm ET

By William Bradford - The thirteenth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session provides an overview of the role of the high priest.

By Mario Seiglie - The life of Nehemiah is examined to understand seven spiritual leadership qualities he exeplified during the rebuilding of Jerusalem. The first four qualities were given in Part One; here, in a PowerPoint Presentation, are the last three qualities. Download the PowerPoint to view in a separate tab

By Kevin Call - Life can be incredibly exhausting at times. Dealing with anxiety and feeling overwhelmed is sometimes all that we experience. We fall into times of our lives that, that is all we go through. By looking at real life stories, we will see that God understands our human limits.

By Scott Thomas - God desires that the church be in unity. What does it take to reach the level of harmony and unity that we should have?

By Mitchell Moss - In Matthew 24, Jesus warned that in the end times many would become offended, betray one another, and allow their love to grow cold. This message explores how that coldness often begins when we stop seeing each other's full humanity—especially in an age shaped by outrage, distance, and online

By Robert Pflaum - When we read Genesis 1:26, do we realize the significance it still holds for our daily life today?

By Leif Kareliusson - Today, let's compare these two versions of the Fourth Commandment in Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5. As we review, I want to encourage you to see the Sabbath not merely as a command, but as a gift from God—one that calls us to rest, remember, and extend this freedom to others.