Sunday Best Bible Study

Come home to God Sunday's readings focus on gathering of that which has been scattered. This original God intended harmony was lost plunging the world and the human community into disunity. God will not allow his design to be disfigured. He is calling you to gather to restore harmony with each other and him.  How will you respond?

Our lady the best disciple This Sunday, our church of OLMC celebrates the feast of OLMC. The readings are all in honor of our lady who teaches us to open to God and his will without fear; always have faith, hope and love; and to pray to find God in all that happens around us.

Strength in weakness, is it possible? This Sunday we reflect on this theme.  In our society, strengths and weaknesses are usually considered in opposition to one another.  However, in the biblical understanding, they are often presented as complementary.  We are weak but strengthened by the Grace of Christ.  Come gather!

Generosity from the heart Sunday's liturgy calls for a reflection on one of the most important human virtues that connect us to others in our communities - generosity.  Readings: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/063024.cfm

Reinstating Harmony The storms of the human society and hearts feature regularly in the biblical texts. This Sunday's liturgy brings focus on these storms and God's restorative powers. Do you have a storm to be calmed? Readings: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/062324.cfm

Flourishing with God God sustains all growth and development. However, the life of faith is always a collaborative effort, a relationship with human response necessary for God’s work to bear fruit. Readings: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/061624.cfm

"How can Satan cast out Satan?" Healing the Disrupted World. The human community is full of strife and conflict. Today's readings honestly acknowledge this disturbing but undeniable circumstance, but also show God's plan for the restoration and healing of his disrupted creation.

The feast of the Body and Blood of Christ celebrates the new covenant between God and us. This new covenant was made through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and was sealed through his blood, the blood of his promise to us. Readings: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/060224.cfm

I am with you always. What a privilege to have God call us his children and for us to call him our father.  Nothing can be closer than family.  Our father is the lover, his son is the beloved and the holy spirit is the communication of that love.  As God's children, we are now joined inseparably to the love of God. Join us to feel his grace. Readings: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/052624.cfm

Empowered for the Mission Last Sunday's Ascension readings focused on entrusting the disciples with continuing Jesus's mission in the world.  Pentecost continues with this theme presenting the coming of the Spirit upon us and the beginning of the Church and its mission.