St Mark Sermons

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  When the Bridegroom Is Taken Away

  Aug 21, 202625 min

  In this sermon, Fr. Matthias Shehad explores the meaning behind Christ’s statement that the bridegroom will be taken away, symbolizing the time after Jesus’ physical departure from the world. Fr. Matthias explains that during this period, believers are called to fast as a form of spiritual discipline to resist temptation, persevere in faith, and live by God’s guidelines in a world filled with deception and distractions. He emphasizes the importance of living by faith rather than by sight, recognizing our true citizenship in heaven rather than earthly identities. Fr. Matthias highlights the necessity of perseverance despite spiritual struggles, comparing the Christian journey to being molded by God as the potter shapes the clay. Finally, he reminds us to keep our eyes on our eternal destination in the heavenly city, encouraging endurance and hope until Christ’s return.

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  Don't put new wine into the old wineskin

  Aug 20, 202622 min

  This sermon reflects on Christ’s words, “No one puts new wine into old wineskins,” and challenges us to consider whether we truly want transformation or simply improvement. Through the calling of Levi, we see that repentance means more than feeling sorry for our sins—it means leaving behind the old, rising, and following Christ. We often ask God for peace, healing, a stronger prayer life, or freedom from sin while still holding onto old habits, pride, resentment, wounds, and ways of thinking. But Christ does not come simply to fit into the life we already have; He comes to make us new. The sermon invites us to identify the “old wineskins” we are still carrying and to allow Christ to reshape our hearts, restore our true identity in Him, and transform our lives so that our own transformation can also lead others closer to Christ.

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  The Treasury of Hidden Mysteries

  Aug 20, 202628 min

  Tune in as Fr Isaac Girgis reflects on St Mary as the “Treasure of Hidden Mysteries”. Her humility and unique role in the Incarnation reveal the depth of Christ’s presence and the Church’s veneration of her.

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  The True Standard: Distinguishing Cultural Traditions from the Gospel of Christ

  Aug 19, 202623 min

  The sermon challenges believers to avoid the hypocritical judgment of the Pharisees by evaluating their own spiritual lives through the true lens of the Gospel rather than forcing personal or cultural traditions onto their neighbors

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  Divine Sweetness

  Aug 19, 202631 min

  It is not enough to know God in dogma alone, but that we experience God's presence in our lives to the point of tasting His divine sweetness. Tune in to this talk by Fr Kyrillos Ibrahim as he talks about this concept and the spiritual nobility we require to taste and see God's goodness.

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