Daily Bread Tracks for September 2013
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Be Little - 26th Week In Ordinary Tiime
Father uses today's scripture to explain how Jesus does not want us to be a big deal.
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Be Encouraged
Father encourages us to be encouragers. We all need to be encouraged.
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How To Build The Kingdom Of God
Father shows us practical ways we can be builders of the Church.
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Mixed Marriages
Father explains what a mixed marriage is in the Church and how to live in them.
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Join In!
Father invites us to join our daily sacrifices with Jesus' once and for all sacrifice.
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Building The House Of God - 25th Week In Ordinary Time
Father shows us today that we must be the builders of the Church
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Root Of All Evil
Father speaks to us today about the love of money.
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Love
Father helps us to determine if we really do love.
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What Is The Church?
Father teaches us Paul's position on the relationship between our conduct and the Church.
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A Teaching On Biships
Father shows us how important our Bishops are to us today.
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We Are Not Worthy - 24th Week In Ordinary Time
Father reflects on our worthiness to receive communion
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You Are Your Brother's Keeper
Father uses today's first reading to show us that we are responsible for the acts of others.
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Love Your Enemies
Father tells us how to do the impossible
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Be Put To Death
Father shows us why we must die in order to Live and how to accomplish it.
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Break New Ground!
Father gives us real life examples in his life where he had to 'break new ground' in accordance with the Holy Spirit.
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Do You Want Healing? - 23rd Week In Ordinary Time
Father uses today's gospel to show that we may not want healing for ourselves or others!
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Father
Father encourages us to be child like in our dependence on God.
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Get The Vision!
When we are followers of Christ, we have to determine what God is doing.
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Fath, Hope & Love
Father's teaching today is on the Theological Virtues.
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Taking Too Long?
Father teaches us to keep waiting for the Lord.
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Our Future Is Full Of Hope! - 22nd Week In Ordinary Time
Father teaches us that our future, with Christ's coming, is full of joyful hope!