Seeing God’s glory in the darkness. Ricardo da Silva, S.J. October 19, 2022. Photo via iStock. A Reflection for Thursday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time.

Begin to see the Son of Man as He stands at God’s right hand. Begin to see the glory of the Most High God! Child of God, I may not know how many charges the enemies are bringing against you.

To see God’s glory you must be prepared to go higher (Rev. 4:1). This is so because your location will determine the level of God’s glory that you encounter.

God’s glory, therefore, ... Rather, we see that the transformative power of God’s glory impels the prophet to go forth and proclaim that same glory to his fellow Israelites.

Moses wanted more of God. He wanted to understand him, to know him intimately. So he prayed, If it is true that you look favorably on me, let me know your ways so I may understand you more fully ...

To me, church is not just a place we gather just because it’s Sunday, but it’s a holy and special opportunity where God’s people can see the demonstration of God’s glory.

Apalachin author Christine Fisher will release a fourth devotional book in 2024. Her books, she says, "are a ministry for me." ...

Why is it so important to pray for men and woman of God that bring the Word of God all over the world? When the message of God touches the ...

The same thing occurs today when people really understand that God is holy and they “see” his glory. The Bible states, “There is no one righteous, not even one;” and “for all have sinned ...