The Second Sunday of Lent is observed by the faithful all over the world on Sunday, March 5, 2023. This special day in the faith calendar is a time to slow down and consider God's blessings, a ...

Despite the expected heat and humidity, Pontotoc’s Fourth of July parade that morning was a tremendous success. As best I ...

Most people ask for God’s blessings. Jews bless God for giving them opportunities to praise God by doing something God want’s done, like appreciating our daily activities.

Simply feeling God’s presence with us is itself a huge blessing. But Spirit’s providence also touches every facet of our lives, and it is active prayer just to be lucidly aware of it.

God’s promises are blessings, not entitlements. Believers are in a relationship with a Person, not with a set of religious rules and formulas that may be invoked on demand.

God’s blessing flows outward to Abraham’s family and, further, to every individual and nation on earth. Why? Because God’s blessings are communal.

When the kohanim offer the priestly blessing [daily in Israel and on holidays outside of Israel], there role is one of being a human conduit for God’s blessings, providing a window, as it were ...

These traditional Irish blessings and sayings will fill you with St. Patrick's Day cheer on March 17 and every other day of the year. ... May the grace of God’s protection and his great love abide.

We give to honor God and to declare him first in our lives. We give to benefit the kingdom of God and to see souls saved. Our motive must remain focused on blessing and honoring God, not on ourselves.