Thank you Fr Warner for explaining Jeremiah Chapter 19 so clearly about the earthenware jar. God Bless. 🙏💕🇨🇦
@mklitsie8 сағат бұрын
Fr Warner, I live in USA, I identify with your plight. I feel your pain...praying for you. Perhaps you chose Jeremiah because he embodies that pain? Are you familiar with Abraham Heschel, The Prophets, Vol 1? ...the pathos of YHWH?
@kishoremartis24839 сағат бұрын
Dear Fr. Warner, as i listened again todays reflection while i was travelling back home, i had a sense how unfaithful and stubborn i was with God, that there was desire to fall on on my kness and ask for forgiveness and mercy. I also pray those close to me also experience repentant heart.
@prithacaroline28379 сағат бұрын
Thank you Father for your teachings. Go to the Potter's and I will speak my word to you
@vinetterichards270110 сағат бұрын
Thank you Fr Warner Your bible study gives history, good explanations, causes me to examine my life, to surrender some more to the Lord and to share the blessing of your teaching and Gods's power of intervention in my life. Thank you for offering up you illness and pain as you continue to be obedient to Almighty God. I pray that you will always see His Hand on you life. God bless you Father🙏
@claudettenariman592610 сағат бұрын
Dear Fr Warner, Jeremiah under God's instruction shatters a clay jar to symbolise the irreversible effects of sin. This teaches us that some people's lives are so broken by sin that it would be difficult for them to be repaired. Still today God offers mercy to those who repent & lead righteous lives. Liked your words 'God wants to be our Saviour but when we say no, He becomes our judge. Thank you for your treasurable teaching, & blessing prayers for all who do not believe in God, the sick & the aged. God bless you always. 🙏 💕
@zeenagoes768011 сағат бұрын
My neighbour shed tears that the family with whom he was to rent a room could not tell where was a church
@marilenab332911 сағат бұрын
Thank you Fr. Warner for your teaching on prophet Jeremiah. You sincerely may it simple for us to understand his words as well asthe context which in turn makes me introspect where I stand before my God. Thanks so much for all your efforts. May God bless you
@zeenagoes768011 сағат бұрын
Lord Lord my heart bleeds to hear how these days I hear the word atheist oh god on their behalf I beg for yr mrecy to with them real sad affairs that many hv left our church but joined other faith but to jesus but in Canada where my neighbour went for his studies no body could tell how far was from their residence in Hamilton Jesus bless us that we can hear the word of god hear mass thank u jesus for fr Warner
@jayabalandiraviyam455812 сағат бұрын
Thank you Father Warner for your teaching 🙏. I am happy for your explanation about God's day ( Sunday) and our obligations.
@maggiepovo921212 сағат бұрын
The God who is so Holy. People were hard hearted defiled the place and put their trust in false gods. So disgusting sacrificing their own children. So wicked hearted and stubborn people gave themselves to do evil. Still some people worship idols.
@philomenasantanacastellino663712 сағат бұрын
Cure all of us of our sin Dear Lord.Heal all of us.
@remaciofernandes370312 сағат бұрын
I had studied the Babylonian captivity in 587BC but only now I know that it was God who had initiated it.
@christinedesouza599813 сағат бұрын
God judges those who are closest to him.
@augustineblaize487513 сағат бұрын
Fr Warner Why is Sunday noted as the 1st Day if the Week .. I hearr you saying that Sunday is the 7rh Day. Us it because the Sunday begins on what we call the 7th Day that is Saturday? Then Father what is the Significance of the 8th Day . ... Sometimes I refer to the Sunday as the 8th Day...... This is somewhat .....confusing. . If the Saturday evening Mass is not celebrating the Sunday then what is the importance of the 7th Day......Thanks Fr. Warner ..... Peace! 🌻😇🇦🇬
@jenniferdsilva218614 сағат бұрын
God wants to be our Saviour but if we refuse to hear him he then becomes a judge touched me pray for arepenantant heart to pray for those who have gone away from God
@flavydsilva304614 сағат бұрын
The souls of the virtuous are in the hands of God..... so beautiful to know.
@lindarodrigues700414 сағат бұрын
Thank you Father...a strong teaching though very well explained.... Yes I do pray for the people I know are away from the church. Thank you Father for your blessings 🙏 Prayers for you always 🙏
@chenthilganapathy523714 сағат бұрын
Have thy own way Lord ... help us Lord to be still and know that you are God Help us to surrender ...
@charmaineferns692915 сағат бұрын
Thank you Fr Warner for today's teaching. Feel so sad to think what Jeremiah went through just to give them the message of God. And how shocked God was. What a stubborn nation. Maybe it's the same that is going on today. It really saddened me.
@lindabotelho108716 сағат бұрын
The effect of sin is not only internal or external but ETERNAL This is the important point that you highlighted. We know that All that glitters is not gold. To us the materialistic things shine.with a special glitter while Virtue remains in the background. We stand in eternal danger of deviating from the narrow load leading to Salvation. The Chosen People hated the Teachings of Jeremiah and planned to get rid of him.I appreciate the way you compared the way The Prophet Jeremiah was rejected just like they rejected Jesus because Jesus spoke the Truth The message of God can never be outdated because God repeats His message asking the people to repent. May the Holy Spirit teach us to forgive those who make us the object of ridicule. May the Holy Spirit continue to inspire and guide you Fr.Warner God bless you and protect you always 🙏 Fr.Warner 🎉
@angelaaranha569617 сағат бұрын
Poor prophet Jeremiah! I don't know how he ever carried on giving God's messages to such horrible stubborn people. Lord please save us from our terrible iniquities when we wholeheartedly repent.. Sorry Lord sorry for all the stubborn persistence of doing my own thing and not listening to your Word.
@gracymathias274817 сағат бұрын
Thank you father for taking sooooooo much trouble to teach us even after not being well God bless you abundantly with good health and happiness
@louisaharimohan437518 сағат бұрын
Thank you Fr Warner for this strong teaching. So very often we take God for granted. We need to really implore Him for mercy before it's too late.
@linnetfernandes100618 сағат бұрын
Let go and let GOD........thank you Fr for the wonderful teaching. God bless you with good health and lots of blessings. God makes all things beautiful in His time. We only need to be patient. ❤
@Yasmin_ferns18 сағат бұрын
Your words ...Take your time...absolutely true. When I was younger when someone upsets me ,I will not get peace till I gave a fitting reply. But now at 56..and as I have been deep dwelling in God's words ...after a few deep breaths , a reading of the Bible together with prayer a good sleep and a cup of tea later I realise what I wanted to say did not matter at all. The interest of giving back is gone from me....and I have realised every action need not have an opposite reaction ...also sometimes silence speak better than words.
@Yasmin_ferns19 сағат бұрын
The clay giving instructions to the potter. Sometimes we do this even now. External ,Internal ,and Eternal danger of loosing our soul ...that hits hard. Yes indeed God turned His back on us ,Still He is merciful enough to show us His face through Jesus ....Jesus's words...whoever has seen me has seen the Father❤ Verse 18 keeps happening now too. If you stand up for Christ you become world's enemy. Still I beg to differ with Jeremiah a bit. I do know injustice is happening to Jeremiah. But he was a man of prayer who knew God's ways better than the rest of the world. He did not have to instruct God about how God needs to deal with people.All he needed to do was to remind God of his promises where God has spoken...Vengence is mine.... and leave the rest in God's hands. Today I realise how Jesus has impacted and influenced our lives which has made such a drastic difference about how to deal with people, how to leave everything in the Mighty hands of the Lord ,how to forgive ,how to wait on the Lord and much more❤❤❤ Thank you Father Warner for the eye opening teachings.
@marybarboza42019 сағат бұрын
Praise the lord
@anitabarrett127321 сағат бұрын
Thank you Father , I look forward to your teaching every day. God Bless you .
@pottypadre18 сағат бұрын
Thank you Anita
@josephinesequeira896621 сағат бұрын
Thank you father for summing up God's word through prophet Jeremiah so well.
@pottypadre18 сағат бұрын
Thank you Josephine
@carmogracias638523 сағат бұрын
What a beautiful way of shocking Jesus and us. I cannot believe we never studied this Jeremiah. Thank you so much father. We have rejected god for polluted things. Thank you father for changing our mind set
@srchrissanКүн бұрын
I believe all God asks of me is to be honest and to respond in sincerity... I believe God's Love is so big that whatever I say in my pain and need... God hears, understands and lovingly accepts where I am.
@jeromemackenzie7660Күн бұрын
In line 21 The old testament a mans family was regarded as part of his personally to be rewarded or punished along with him
@JFD0Күн бұрын
Chiidren & youth today use the colourful words out of FOMO. We do the same yes bcz satan has learnt to mk sin shine 😥 True that virtue is old school .lack lustre .you only have to see how ppl flaunt their social media status with worldly interests ...no mention nor sign of God . Ppl don't take this 'God turning His back' seriously till they understand it's impact and intensity when the crosses appear in their life .But it's a harsh reality . That's very true Fr we like to hear what we want to hear not what God wants us to hear . Jeremiah and the priests who speak truth to power are not easy to digest . Your teaching has made the comfortable disturbed and the disturbed comforted Fr .Thank you for disturbing us to repentance and comforting us in despair .🙏🙏🙏 Jeremiah's words r disturbing when good is not recompensed .May we never have to pray such prayers for anyone 😥🙏 (exception for politicians who permit and execute crimes )
@patriciacardoz1891Күн бұрын
Thank you Fr Warner for the teaching of the prophet Jeremiah Chapter 18. God Bless and thanks for your blessing.🙏💕🇨🇦
@Yasmin_fernsКүн бұрын
Todays Liturgy reading ...a part of it Mathew 23: 29 -33 made so much sense and connected well with Jeremiah's situation. I can feel completely ,the Abba Father and Jesus are one and in each other...because Jesus spoke exactly as a continuation of the Old Testement. So beautifully well connected❤....especially verse 30 and 31❤
@flaviaalmeida9606Күн бұрын
I fully agree wt u Fr.Warner reg Sat Mass, was for working people as my dad worked on a Sun. My son in the US tells me , the people are few in the churches there but these are the people who are really serious about their faith. The mass there goes upto 1.5 hrs and no one cribs . Yes I must admit only when there's a picnic or travel on a Sunday I too hv gone for Sat mass though I really don't like it. Wonderful teaching stay blessed
@jayabalandiraviyam4558Күн бұрын
Thank you Father Warner for your teaching 🙏.
@maggiepovo9212Күн бұрын
We disobey God's law. Our heart is ready to do evil things which lead us to sin. Though the prophet Jeremiah tried his best to save the people and ask for repentance they plot evil against him.
@celineriberio7606Күн бұрын
When you feel injured and insulted, it's wise to bide your time before you respond. Stay blessed always, Father Warner.
@claudettenariman5926Күн бұрын
Dear Fr Warner, in these verses we see that disobedience & rejection of God's word exists even today. It's true that people are fascinated by things that shine in the modern world - forgetting integrity & values. You summed it up so well - the effect of sin is not only external & internal but 'eternal' - the danger of losing our souls. Jeremiah's plea to God asking for justice reminds us that we should leave all judgements in God's Hands. Thank you Fr for your excellent teaching & blessing us. God bless you always 🙏 💞
@priscilladgama4835Күн бұрын
Thank u fr. Warner for teaching the scripture. Gb
@name12127Күн бұрын
Romans 12:17-19 NKJV 17 Repay no one evil for evil. Have[a] regard for good things in the sight of all men. 18 If it is possible, as much as depends on you, live peaceably with all men. 19 Beloved, do not avenge yourselves, but rather give place to wrath; for it is written, “Vengeance is Mine, I will repay,” says the Lord. Easy to read, not always easy to practice. Fr. Warner, thank you for bringing life to this text, I am sure you share a unique viewpoint with Jeremiah, and it does not go without notice the similarities of this teaching to the state of the world right now. Thank you God bless.
@christinedesouza5998Күн бұрын
God is sometimes shocked by what we say to him: a thought that struck me
@carmenfernandes7952Күн бұрын
Father, I was disturbed seeing you suffering. I hope you are better now. I admire your efforts to teach us para by para, inspite of your illness.
@jenniferdsilva2186Күн бұрын
God's ways are not our ways has made me thinking and it is true we pray and pray do good deeds longing for our prayers and what we ask for tobe done but now I realised he has his own way to do it and the correct time also to do it so keep on praying and the answer will come at his time
@kalpanasangma1685Күн бұрын
God give you good health,to continue the ministry.with prayers ❤
@eugeniepinto7618Күн бұрын
Change my heart Oh Lord Make it ever new Change my heart oh Lord May I be like you You are the potter I am the clay Mold me and make me This is what I pray.
@maggiepovo9212Күн бұрын
Thank you Father for the words not to worry for life is in the hands of Our Lord He is the potter we are the clay. We hope all of us change and have a perfect life in obedience to God.
@mariaanadacosta1409Күн бұрын
Wonderful teaching, I specially loved your touching words at the end. And that lovely hymn..Have Thine Own Way...its not old nor discarded, we do sing it quite often in Goa...such a meaningful hymn, but came to know today of its origin in Jeremiah. Thank you, Fr. Warner, and yes, I pray for you everyday.