Jesus Christ

Solomon’s wisdom and downfall show that success without obedience is hollow, pointing us to Jesus—the true and greater King.

Jesus fulfilled the Law so we can live in His righteousness—free from fear, not bound by rules, but transformed by grace.

Barnabas the Apostle, known as the “son of encouragement,” showed how faith and humility can quietly shape the Church and uplift others.

Though not recorded in Scripture, Jesus likely laughed—fully human, He shared in joy, relationships, and the beauty of God’s creation.

An Archbishop is a senior Church leader who oversees multiple dioceses and guides the faithful in spiritual and organizational matters.

Thaddeus the Apostle served quietly and faithfully, reminding us that true discipleship isn’t about fame but obedience.

Jesus cried at Lazarus’ tomb to show His deep compassion, sorrow over death, and love for those grieving—revealing His true humanity.

Jesus descended to the realm of the dead, proclaimed victory, and fulfilled prophecy before rising in glory on the third day.

God the Father is personal, loving, and present—Creator, Redeemer, and ever near in every part of our lives.

Abraham’s story shows true faith—trusting God’s promise without seeing, and pointing us to salvation through Jesus Christ.