A Catholic Priest, Rev. Fr. Andrew Mozia, has called on Christians to trust in the boundless power, knowledge, and comforting presence of God amidst life’s uncertainties and challenges.
Key Highlights
- Fr. Andrew Mozia urges Christians to trust God.
- Priest speaks on faith amid life’s challenges.
- He emphasises God’s omniscience and omnipotence.
- Christians are urged not to fear.
- He calls for deeper commitment to Christian life.
The priest made the call on Sunday, during the celebration of Holy Mass at the .Catholic Mass Centre, Maris Schools, Amachai, Okpanam, Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State.
Centering his message on the omniscience and omnipotence of God, Fr. Mozia assured Christians that God remains fully aware of every situation confronting His children.
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He emphasized that no matter how daunting or fearful life becomes, the response of Jesus Christ to human anxiety is always one of peace and assurance.
”Jesus always says do not be afraid, the presence of Jesus always makes the difference. When your focus is steadfastly fixed on God, things will ultimately work out well for you,” Fr. Mozia said.
He called for a deeper commitment to Christian life and urged believers to take the work of God seriously, noting that genuine faith must translate into practical action through acts of charity and service.
The priest reminded the parishioners that Christians are called to be visible instruments of God’s grace and love by helping those in need around them.
Encouraging Christians to continuously exercise unwavering faith and trust in God’s divine timing, Fr. Mozia led the faithful in prayer asserting that”we pray that Almighty God will strengthen us, deepen our faith, and grant us the grace to remain faithful instruments of His work in the world.”
The Holy Mass featured a session of thanksgiving by the parishioners.
