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The article presents several biblical psalms and passages which discuss the messages and the word of God. It states that Isaiah 12 conveys the thankful joy to be offered in the day of the Lord, followed by prophecies on the saving acts of God. It says that Psalm 98 and Malachi focuses and involves psalms and passages related to apocalypse. Meanwhile, it mentions that 2 Thessalonians 3:6-13 is confined in a letter that relates to the coming of God.

The article discusses several biblical passages for the homily service on November 21, 2010 including Jeremiah 23:1-6, Colossians 1:1-20, and Psalm 46. It discusses how Jesus received the title of Christ, the Anointed One, and King, and his link to the heritage of Hebrew royalty. It mentions the epic poem "Paradise Lost," by John Milton, which is a poetic retelling of the story of Adam and Eve. It also discusses Jesus as King, and Luke's story of the crucifixion of Jesus.

The article offers biblical reflections of scriptures for August 29, 2010. It states that the banquet's host was given a lesson regarding the citizen's life in the kingdom of God. It mentions that Jesus Christ has reminded the people on the true meaning of true love and charity through giving and helping other people without thinking of something to be given back in return. It adds that the people are also reminded to follow the rules given by Jesus such as being hospitable when hosting a party.

The article offers biblical reflections of scriptures for August 8, 2010. It tells that Jesus wants to remind people that life is more than food, clothing, and shelter and should involve themselves with his kingdom. It says that God does not want people to collect possessions and live in fear that urges them to become greedy, instead they should share their blessings to the needy. It adds that one should have a strong relationship with God to obtain constant readiness in times of trouble.

The article offers biblical reflections of scriptures for August 1, 2010. It says that the book Ecclesiastes symbolizes a stage of thinking with regards to Israel's religious growth and considers the existence of human as cyclical. It states that Psalm 49 verse 10 reminds everyone that death is the destiny of every human including the poor, the rich, and the powerful. Moreover, it mentions that the belief concerning life after death would happen in hundred years during the time of Maccabees.

The article offers biblical reflections of scriptures for August 15, 2010. It says that the readings for the day feature Luke 12:49-56, Psalm 82, and Jeremiah 23:23-9, which consider the meaning of the confession about the day when God will come to judge both the living and the dead. It mentions the description of Jesus Christ about the division which separates God and mankind. It adds that Psalm 80 conveys the pleading word of God to Israel by recalling how He cared for them in the past.

The article offers biblical reflections of scriptures for August 22, 2010. It cites the scripture Jeremiah chapter one, verse four which tackles how the prophet Jeremiah has delivered the word of God. It says that chapter 58 verses 9b to 14 of Isaiah calls for the post-exilic Judean community to return to its pre-elexic ways so that the blessings will be restored. It also mentions that Isaiah tells his listeners that God's healing is for all the nations in the world.

The article offers biblical reflections of scriptures for August 14-15, 2010. It states that God lived spiritually with his people according to the Ark of the Old Covenant, while the Ark of the New Covenant shows that Mary bore the Lord in her womb. It mentions an epic story of a pregnant old woman relating to the battle of God against Satan based on a passage from Revelation. It adds that the scriptures imply the victory to poor, humble, hungry and those who believe in the promises of God.

The article presents a lectionary which focuses on the implications of several passages in the Bible to a Christian life. It looks into the prophecy by the prophet Isaiah for the city of Jerusalem. It examines passages from the book of Psalms which emphasizes praise of God's love and sovereignty. It also discusses issues related to the gifts of the Spirit. Furthermore. it explores the miracle done by Jesus Christ in the story of the Wedding at Cana.

The article presents a lectionary which focuses on the impact of the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the lives of the Christians. It cites passages from the books Jeremiah, Psalms, 1 Corinthians and Luke to explore the morality of two ways, which refers to the two separate ways which either lead to life or death. It also discusses the significance of trust in having a relationship with God. Furthermore, it also poses introspective questions related to the passages of Jeremiah and Paul.