وجبـــــــة روحيـــــ(†)ــــــــــة يوميـــــــــة

[Mary Naeem]

Jesus forgives unfaithfulness. After he had boasted of his fidelity, Peter fervently denied the Lord three times. It seemed that Peter had burned his bridges, but Jesus lovingly rebuilt them and restored Peter to service. Peter was a former failure, but, with Jesus, failure is not the end. “If we are faithless, he will remain faithful, for he cannot disown himself” (2 Timothy 2:13).

[Mary Naeem]

Jesus patiently teaches. Over and over, Peter needed correction, and the Lord gave it with patience, firmness, and love. The Master Teacher looks for students willing to learn. “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go” (Psalm 32:8).

[Mary Naeem]

Jesus sees us as He intends us to be. The very first time they met, Jesus called Simon “Peter.” The rough and reckless fisherman was, in Jesus’ eyes, a firm and faithful rock. “He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion” (Philippians 1:6).

[Mary Naeem]

Jesus uses unlikely heroes. Peter was a fisherman from Galilee, but Jesus called him to be a fisher of men (Luke 5:10). Because Peter was willing to leave all he had to follow Jesus, God used him in great ways. As Peter preached, people were amazed at his boldness because he was “unschooled” and “ordinary.” But then they took note that Peter “had been with Jesus” (Acts 4:13). Being with Jesus makes all the difference

[Mary Naeem]

القديس البابا خائيل الثالث والخمسون

[Mary Naeem]

تعالوا إلي ستتحررون من كل الخطايا

[Mary Naeem]

اقبلوا بوداعة الكلمة المغروسة

القادرة أن تُخلص نفوسكم

(يع 21:1)

[Mary Naeem]

القديس مار جرجس الرومانى

[Mary Naeem]

تقيمني من موت الخطية

[Mary Naeem]

ويعينهم الرب وينجيهم
(مز 37: 40)