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Word of Life – Rom. 12:2 (7/12/2025 – 21/12/2025)
“Do not conform yourselves to this age… that you may discern
what is the will of God.“
Reflection on Rom 12:2
“Do not conform yourselves to this age… that you may
discern what is the will of God.”
Today we are exposed to extremely strong pressure from the darkness of this age – the spirit of the world, which stands in fierce opposition to God. It is leading not only Christians, but all of humanity, into total moral collapse. A devilishly engineered system spews out lies of every kind, above all through mass media. It exploits the internet and smartphones to literally brainwash people and impose unnatural – even perverse – principles. It is almost incomprehensible that humanity accepts and embraces this spiritual suicide, which leads not only to temporal death, but also to eternal death. A fierce spiritual battle for the salvation of our souls is raging. We must stand against the spirit of this world and accept the protection given by God’s laws. The official Catholic Church, which has been transformed into a New Age anti-church, not only no longer accepts them, but actively promotes the exact opposite.
What is pure love
To deny yourself, to abandon yourself for the sake of Jesus – this is pure love. In Him is eternal life. However, people cling to deceit, philosophies, doctrines and all kinds of –isms which mislead us. We must put our faith in Jesus and His Gospel. This is plain wisdom which leads us to eternal life.
The series “The Resurrection of Christ” Season 2
Episode 1
Episode 2
Watch the film The Resurrection of Christ on:
Episode 1
https://youtu.be/GndXgRmRbSg https://crowdbunker.com/v/CRoPMtCeaZ https://rumble.com/v71zqs2-the-resurrection.series-2-1.html
Episode 2
https://youtu.be/XW1LQJZcj0A https://crowdbunker.com/v/6tprC5ke5C https://rumble.com/v71ztl0-the-resurrection.series-2-2.html
Watch the film on YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzst2p_2oLcd5Z3-MNX_G6mmhVNzb0oOl
https://www.youtube.com/@FilmResurrectionofChrist
The series “The Resurrection of Christ” Season 3
Episode 1
Episode 2
Watch the film The Resurrection of Christ on:
Episode 1
https://youtu.be/B9ttUNItIk8 https://crowdbunker.com/v/brruXu1hEH https://rumble.com/v72oofu-the-resurrection-3-1.html
Episode 2
https://youtu.be/GIfOdbFc1Vo https://crowdbunker.com/v/gNeWWiMQd3 https://rumble.com/v72qh2m-the-resurrection-3-2.html
Watch the film on YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzst2p_2oLcd5Z3-MNX_G6mmhVNzb0oOl
https://www.youtube.com/@FilmResurrectionofChrist
Whoever is ashamed of Jesus and His words…
Jesus says: “Whoever is ashamed of Me and My words in this adulterous and sinful generation, of him the Son of Man also will be ashamed when He comes in the glory of His Father with the holy angels.” (Mk 8:38)
Human pride is in the heart of every one of us. If someone ridicules us, we react to it immediately. But we must learn to say: “Even if all laugh at me, only one thing is important to me: How is God looking at me?” This is the one thing that is needed. I need to stop in a particular situation and to stand in the presence of God: “Lord, let them defame me and spit at me. They did the same to You, called You bad names…” No one has ever said such words about us as the religious hierarchy said about Jesus. They said that He was out of His mind, possessed by a demon and the like, and sought to kill Him. Let us follow Jesus even if all spit in our face.
Unfortunately, one often surrenders in such situation, thinks to oneself: “They have no regard for me, I am a nobody…” and denies Christ and His Gospel.
Word of Life – Mt 6:33 (23/11/2025 – 7/12/2025)
“Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness,
and all these things shall be added to you.“
Reflection on Mt 6:33
“Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness,
and all these things shall be added to you.”
Jesus tells us that we must seek. Seeking is a painful process. When someone loses something precious, it brings a certain pain, and they search especially in the places where they think they might find it. Jesus says that above all we are to seek the kingdom of God. It is within us like a hidden treasure.
What is the kingdom of God? It is God’s reign and God’s presence in the souls of the baptized. This treasure lies somewhere deep within us, yet we must search for it. Sometimes it can be found quickly.
What does His righteousness mean? It was fulfilled in our Lord Jesus Christ through His redemptive sacrifice for us. He offered a just satisfaction for the sins of humanity – and for all my sins. I find that righteousness beneath Christ’s cross; there, through the act of repentance, my sins are forgiven, and the devil has no right to demand justice – that is, the punishment that sin brings. Jesus completed this righteousness on the cross.
Byzantine Patriarchate addresses all the Christians of the United States of America
November 8, 2025
My dear Americans!
For almost ten years, I have prayed for you every day with the so-called prophetic prayer according to Ezekiel 37. First of all, I would like to thank President Donald Trump for his courage. He is bravely risking his life to uphold sound moral principles based on the Christian gospel. It was European missionaries who brought it to America. I thank all of you who faithfully support President Trump in his mission to save America from the NWO system of lies and death.
Watch this video on: https://youtu.be/9Q_g9D25eLo
https://rumble.com/v71h324-addresses-all-the-christians-usa.html
https://www.bitchute.com/video/lZSQh9pFDatz/
https://cos.tv/videos/play/65063692581242880
https://crowdbunker.com/v/8TJGwnwuk7
Word of Life – Eph. 5:17 (9/11/2025 – 23/11/2025)
“Therefore do not be unwise,
but understand what the will of the Lord is.“
Reflection on Eph 5:17
“Therefore do not be unwise,
but understand what the will of the Lord is.”
For the next two weeks, during our seven prayer stops, we will reflect on and remember this Bible verse. The Apostle exhorts us: “Do not be unwise.” What does it mean to be unwise? It means to be unable to think self-critically or to see the objective truth, clinging blindly to one’s first impression. The Apostle then continues: “But understand what the will of God is” – in your life, today, in the situation you are living through. You are to live it with God, in faith.
Small acts of self-denial that humble our hidden pride and foolishness allow us to understand what God’s will is. Therefore, let us be self-critical and humble. Let us not take offence when someone points out our mistake or shows us that our decision may not be wise.
As Christians, we too have our own plans, desires, and ideas, and we often ask ourselves what God’s will truly is. Sometimes it may seem to you that God’s will is hidden in a buried treasure chest and you have only small portions of the map to find it. But is this true? Is God keeping His plans from you as some hidden secret? Or does He want you to follow Him, and lead you step by step?
Reflection by Patriarch Elijah: Give thanks to God for everything – even for the blows that give shape
Michelangelo was about to make a sculpture of Moses. One day a large stone or rather a huge boulder was brought to him. He and his apprentice went to see it. They walked around it with delight. Michelangelo thought for a while, looking at the stone, and then said: “I see Moses in there.” The apprentice wondered, saying: “Moses? It’s no Moses; it’s just a stone.” Michelangelo replied: “But I see him there.” “What needs to be done to really have him in there?” Michelangelo said: “All that is not Moses must be removed.” “And how will it happen?” “Chisel, hammer, and blows. It is blows that give shape.”
It is the same with us. All that is not Jesus in us must be removed. And how will it happen? It is blows that give shape. God often has to visit trials or suffering on us, sometimes even through other people who scold us or do us a wrong, or through a loss or the death of our dear ones… It is the blows that give shape.
Word of Life – John 15:7 (26/10/2025 – 9/11/2025)
“If you abide in Me, and My words abide in you,
you will ask what you desire, and it shall be done for you.“
Reflection on Jn 15:7
If you abide in Me, and My words abide in you,
you will ask what you desire, and it shall be done for you.
Jesus, at the Last Supper, speaks about our spiritual unity with Him. Through baptism we share in His redemptive death and in His new life, which is inseparably linked with His glorious resurrection. Yet baptism alone is not enough. For God’s life to remain within us – and even more, to grow in us – faith is needed, faith in the word of Jesus. This faith is accompanied by acts of humility and by trials of fidelity. In this context, we need to recall the essence of the parable of the vine and the branches. From the vine flows the life-giving sap into the branches – that is, the same Spirit who dwells in Jesus Christ also works in us, the baptized, as long as we remain united with Jesus through faith. Jesus repeatedly emphasizes that without Him we can do nothing, and He gives His branches this promise: “If you abide in Me, and My words abide in you, you will ask what you desire, and it shall be done for you.” The condition for anything to work for our true good – not only temporal but also eternal – is that we remain united with Jesus through faith. His word helps us to maintain this unity; we are called to abide in His word. We are not only to hear it, but to live it!













