How To Be A Sinner

Tune in to this sermon with Fr Elijah Estafanous as he begins a new series as Lent commences, 'How To Be A Sinner'. This week Fr Elijah communicates the importance of first acknowledging our brokenness and fallen nature, in order to reach our full potential in Christ.

How To Be A Sinner Part 1 - Knowing My True Self And Potential (Fr Elijah Estafanous)

Tune in to this sermon as Fr Elijah Estafanous continues his series "How To Be A Sinner." This week, Fr Elijah discusses how to discover ourselves as sinners, and acknowledge God as our physician.

How To Be A Sinner Part 2: Discovering Myself (Fr Elijah Estafanous)

Tune in to this sermon with Fr Paul Girguis as he continues the series "How To Be A Sinner." This week, Fr Paul discusses the urge of St Paul as he humbly states 'I am the chief of sinners.'

How To Be A Sinner: Part 3 - Am I Really the Worst? (Fr Paul Girguis)

Tune in to this sermon with Fr Paul Girguis as he continues the series "How To Be A Sinner." This week, Fr Paul discusses the importance of spiritual self-care, and personally reflecting on St Paul's "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."

How To Be A Sinner: Part 4 - Self-Esteem, Self-Denial, Self-Love (Fr Paul Girguis)

Tune in to this sermon with Fr Paul Girguis as he concludes the series "How To Be A Sinner." This week, Fr Paul discusses the impedance guilt has on growing your relationship with God, and the power of the devil in ones vulnerability.

How To Be A Sinner Part 5: Dealing With Guilt (Fr Paul Girguis)

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