Comments on: Who Has Seen God?

By: Patrick

Patrick — Mon, 16 May 2022 00:00:33 +0000

So there I am walking past a little Church in Port Glasgow Scotland called St Johns, I thought I will pop in for a look, what a lovely looking Church this is I thought to myself.. and then bam just like that he sat down beside me and said I am God in English perfect English tell the world I am not dead and my son is now living among you this day. Phew I thought who was that God dressed like a Reverend just spoke to me no… So off I went still wondering and then it hit me what if it was you never know. Just 10 min after that encounter i get a phone call we have a heart for you come in and lets get prepared, so again I did and it went great in fact fantastic.. while I was sleeping the nurse said a priest came to visit you a reverend to be exact, and said remember to spread the message give this to him when he wakes.. I thought and thought about this because in my head there is no God but if this guy says he is God then again who am I to say he is not So hear is that message My son lives among you have confidence in the truth believe. You shall see the devil in the pulpit be not afraid I have come to save you he shall not walk the earth again my son walks among you. Ok I have told you my story this message was brought to you from God mio figlio cammina in mezzo a voi pray your prayers shall be heard.

By: GELLE BAABIILEKUU

GELLE BAABIILEKUU — Mon, 14 Aug 2017 00:02:33 +0000

Thank you very much Steven. God richly bless you grant you more Wisdom of understanding.

By: Bob Burford

Bob Burford — Sat, 09 Jan 2016 12:30:09 +0000

I have been thinking of your reflection all week and wanted to respond again. “Hardened hearts”, how do we soften them to love. From another reflection at Christmas reminded me of the Luke 17:20-21 where Jesus said the “Kingdom of God is inside of us”. He is telling us that the door starts within us. Going back to the first reading where no one has seen God when we truly have a relationship with Him it starts from our hearts when we love one another. It starts in our families, goes out to our co workers and the world. Then we see God through our love and the sacraments. We see God and the kingdom of God with the eyes of the Holy Spirit and surprisingly we can experience this now. No one will probably read this but I had to get it out of my head and is truly a “Close Moment to Christ” for me this week. God Bless!

By: Mark

Mark — Wed, 06 Jan 2016 12:25:31 +0000

Hey Steve,

I seem to be getting a steady diet of curveballs. “He meant to pass by them”. Really?

Mark

By: Bob Burford

Bob Burford — Wed, 06 Jan 2016 11:17:21 +0000

Love is how we see God. Transubstantiation is not easy to understand but love gives us the sight we need to see God all around us and in this sacrament. I too was taken aback by ” the hardness of their hearts”. The first reading gives example to what the apostles lacked when they say Jesus walk on water. They did not yet love. Thanks ! Good reflection.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 06 Jan 2016 00:45:46 +0000

thank you dear brother.kindly add some elements on mercy of
god.

By: Loloy E. Jacobe

Loloy E. Jacobe — Wed, 06 Jan 2016 00:43:29 +0000

Thanks Bro. Steven, you enlightens our understanding about the readings of today. What a nice reflections!

Really, we can always see God through the eyes of faith in His manifestation of His LOVE, which conquers all fears.

By: Mary Lou

Mary Lou — Tue, 05 Jan 2016 14:56:22 +0000

Thank you. I love that you intersperse reflections within.