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Hosted by Jos Tharakan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes
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Invitation to a Loving, Living & Life-Giving Walk with Christ! bishopjos.substack.com
Jos Tharakan hosts Emmaus Walk with Bishop Jos!, a religion show with 33 episodes published.
My father suffered from dementia toward the end of his life. I watched it happen — slowly, tenderly, and painfully. He would forget what happened yesterday, but could tell you, in vivid detail, a story from forty years a
Shirley Chisholm’s observation cuts with surgical precision across decades: “When morality comes up against profit, it is seldom that profit loses.” She said this in the 1970s, but it reads like a dispatch from this morn
One of the most remarkable testimonies of our time is the witness of Mother Teresa of Calcutta — a woman who spent her life finding the face of Jesus not in cathedrals, not in the comfortable pews of the powerful, but in
Did you know that God Has Always Met Us in Gardens? God did not place humanity in a temple. He placed us in a garden. From the very beginning, the sacred has been woven into the sensory — into soil and seed, into morning
On Holy Monday, I sit with one of the most jarring scenes in the Gospels. Jesus enters the Temple — the holiest place in Jerusalem — and what he finds there is not worship. It is a marketplace. Merchants hawking animals.
The Hunger We All Share Let me be honest with you — I feel it too. The quiet ache for something that will not slip through my fingers. You may have felt it standing in a home you love, wondering how long you will be able
I. THE GOD WHO SEES WHAT OTHERS MISS There is a field outside Bethlehem where a young man tends his father’s sheep. He smells of livestock and dust. He is sunburned and overlooked.His own father did not think to call him
We live in a world unrecognizable from even a year ago. Wars rage across continents, people flee their homes in desperate waves, and uncertainty hangs over the future like a storm that will not break. In times like these
My dear, think back to the day you were born. Not one of us entered this world with a map. None of us knew what life would entail, the heartbreaks we would endure, or the heights we would reach. We simply stepped into th
I realized something about Jesus. He looks at a crowd of ordinary people—fishermen, tax collectors, and weary souls—and tells them something radical: “You are the salt of the earth. You are the light of the world.” Notic
Who was Jesus? This is the question that stands at the center of our faith and our history. We believe Jesus is the Son of God who came down to earth to become part of the human race. In a profound act of love, the Creat
My Dear Sisters and Brothers, I generally make it a point to stay away from the “drama” and the “spats” that often define our social media landscape. I know that people come to the digital square from vastly different em
Before you drew your first breath, before the world could label you, define you, or limit you, you were known. The prophet Isaiah tells us, “The Lord called me from the womb, from the body of my mother he named my name”
In her profound work When God is Silent, Barbara Brown Taylor writes: “In order for communication to occur, you need someone watching who also knows the language.” We often move through our lives under the delusion that
Last Sunday, as I stood before our congregation in Nampa, Idaho, my heart was heavy. I found myself navigating a narrow, difficult space—simultaneously angry and afraid. The Gospel reading anchored us in a pivotal moment
After my Christmas sermon, a few people reached out to me. They were kind, but they suggested that perhaps I was exaggerating. They felt I was being a bit too anxious. “Bishop,” they implied, “it isn’t going to happen. N
I am often asked, “Bishop, what is prayer?” It is a question that follows me, and no matter how I answer it for others, I always end the day asking it of myself. Did I pray today? What did I ask for? Did God listen to my
Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a man whose pastoral identity was inseparable from his theology. For him, the Gospel was not a static doctrine to be admired, but a command to be obeyed. His life serves as a haunting mirror for m
The power of God’s call is not a reward for the perfect, but a summons for the willing. The first truth we must grasp is that God does not show partiality. No matter who you are, or where you have been, you are the belov
When Christmas approaches, my family and friends often ask the same question: “Jos, what do you want this year?” They know me well. They know I have no use for trinkets or things that gather dust. I am a man of utility a
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Emmaus Walk with Bishop Jos! is hosted by Jos Tharakan. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 33 episodes.
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