Category: The Daily Decade

Christ promises us no servant is greater than his master – our wage is our imitation of the master we choose, whether Christ who suffers at the hands of the world for eternal reward, or Satan, who rewards worldly thought and action, but is punished in eternity.

The pain of the Cross manifests less God’s anger or justice than His love and mercy, taking upon Himself the curse He placed on our first parents and drawing out of it our greatest blessing.

We seek an imperishable crown in the eternal Kingdom; do not let your heart be troubled by worldly concerns or seek your salvation in politics and scandal: it is not there.

We will not find the Kingdom that is not of this World if we only seek Our King amonng those things that are of the world.

We are all crucified in the end upon the Cross of our own making. We need to choose on which side of Christ we choose to suffer: accepting our hardships on His right hand or reviling Him for them on His left.

A life without suffering is a life without meaning and purpose, and the worst thing a man can do is deny himself meaningful struggle by fleeing from it.

We worship God in spirit and in truth when our worship, be it liturgical or mundane, is done out of love rather than merely obedience.

We can plead ignorance of God in excusing our faults, but cannot forget it was at the hands of the ignorant that He was tortured.

God will never send us into battle without the weapons to win the war being waged against us. We only need to pick them up.

We follow Christ our leader out of the slavery of Sin, like the Hebrews out of Egypt, but do we have the fortitude to do what the Hebrews could not, and never look back?