Daily Bread Tracks for July 2022
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Accepting Correction
Father takes today's feast day to show that taking correction can make you a saint.
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Molded In God's Image
Father reminds us that God is the potter, not us.
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Be A Fool For Christ Jesus
Father tells us why we should be fools for Christ.
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Light of The Lord
Father teaches us today about the theme of 'Light' in the Lord.
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Selfishness - 17th Week in Ordinary Time
Father uses St. James to show that the saints are not perfect. This gives us hope for our own sanctity
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Vocations
Father teaches us that God has a plan for us established long before we were born.
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Leadership
Father encourages us to look for leaders who will bring you to God's love.
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Grandparents
Father tells us that we have to think of our own holiness first, then our children and only then with the grandchildren.
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The Question of Sin
Father talks about the reality of Sin.
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Do Right, Love Goodness and Walk Humbly With Your God - 16th Week in Ordinary Time
Father gives us the requirements of our covenant with God.
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God Is The Lord of Time
Father teaches us that we will be given time to repent before it is too late, but will we take it?
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Weariness
Father shows us that weariness is the result of original sin.
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Revelation
Father 'reveals' the originality of Christianity.
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Fear
Father uses today's scripture to talk about fear.
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Make Justice Your Aim - 15th Week in Ordinary Time
Father tells us that Justice is our goal.
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Persevere To The End
Father encourages us to not give up. It is possible.
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The Incarnation
Father teaches us today that all religions are looking for what was given to us.
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The Dangers of Prosperity
Father shows us that prosperity can back fire on us.
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Are You Laboring For The Harvest?
Father tells us that every Christian needs to be working for the harvest.
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Encounter The Living Christ - 14th Week in Ordinary Time
Father explains that God wants us to have an intimate relationship with us.
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Injustice To The Poor
Father encourages to work for justice to the poor following the teachings of JPII.