Dear Fr today's teaching made me feel happy to know that God in His mercy and love will restore Israel. Thanks for the teaching and your blessing.

Good morning Father Through you I am learning so much and knowing God closely. It helps me to grow spiritually

Thank you Fr. Warner your teaching is too good God bless you abundantly and always with good health.Peace and happiness May the Lord Jesus guide U with the apple of the eyes Amen 🙏

Dear Fr. Thanking for your lovely teaching and insights .. i truly enjoyed listening to the Father's Heart and His feelings the way you put it across.. Amos 9 somehow reminded me of David's psalm 23.. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures and leadth me besides the still waters.. bring us to gather ourselves (right mind). Abba Father thank You for not being angry with us forever but relenting with Your Most tender Heart pressing us to Yourself.. Awesome Wonderful Mighty Loving God.. What a God You are.. there is None like Thee, neither are there any any works like unto Thine

Praise the lord Thank you jesus father

Dear Father, the teachings of today was really interesting as our Lord shows both anger n love towards us people. Here’s how we go deeper n deeper in our Christian faith. U r a blessing to us for teaching us so clearly. Hv a blessed weekend.

Thank you Fr Warner understanding the Chapter on Amos has become easy and enlightening esp Yahwehs promptings on Restoration

Terrific explanation with so many important details father. Our God gets angry but he loves us to much to just let us go. He restores us. What a shame we sometimes are ungrateful. Thank you father warner you father Warnner

It's been an enlightening journey with you, dear Fr. Warner, as you led us to understand the prophet Amos. Appreciate your painstaking earnestness with which you cover the history of the period and make the lessons learnt from the Israelites relevant to our lives today. So in the final analysis, what I gathered is that God destroyed only the wicked, idolatrous people, but saved the good, and therefore Israel continued to remain His beloved people, being prepared to receive Jesus.

For years I have looked at God's mercy as infinite and without condition. Thanks for the wakeup call Fr. Indeed, His mercy and Judgement go hand in hand. There are consequences, sometimes very serious, for what we do. I've been an avid viewer of your vlogs since covid days. May God bless you always.

Amen !

At a personal level, this chaper reminds me of the prayer of contrition and the message of divine mercy. God gives us a period of mercy to come back to Him. In the act of contrition, we are reminded of God's just punishments and that we must detest our sins and that they offend God who is all good and deserving of all our love.

Dear Fr Warner, journeying through the book of Amos with you has been a memorable experience. We see God's heart saturated with love for his children, yet grieved & hurt at how far Israel has fallen. His judgements are grievous. But in the end His heart melts & He speaks of restoration to Israel where His people can look forward to days of abundance & prosperity. May our lives also be transformed & restored healing past wounds & mending our broken pieces. Thank you for your valuable teaching & blessing us. God bless & heal you.💞🙏🏻

God bless you Fr Warner

Dear Fr Warner, Thank you for explaining Prophet Amos to us. Yes, mercy and judgement goes hand in hand. However even though God declared punishment on his people, the final word in the Book of Amos is hope. The Lord promises to raise up our ruins and rebuild us. I have always requested teachers of Scriptures to also reflect on the OT. Most only reflect on the New Testament. Thank you so much for teaching from the Old Testament.

Thank you Fr Warner for the detailed reflection on the last Reading of Amos. 🙏God Bless🙏🙏💕🇨🇦

I love Prophet Amos. Expecially yesterday's reading and Hosea Ch.11. Thanks you for the explanation Fr.

Fr Good morning, today's teaching was very meaningful for me. Thanks for being our Mentor ❤

I was happy to hear the restoration of Israel, knowing there's hope and praying, " Please, God give me and all who like me a deeper conversion of heart to follow him more closely." God bless you too, Fr. 🙏

Thank you dear Fr. Warner for walking with us the book of Prophet Amos. It seemed like you were caught up with the spirit of Amos 😊 Love doesn't mean absence of punishment... when we went wrong our parents punished us rather pruned us so that we may grow in right direction. (Today this is lacking n we see a generation of head strong ppl) God is our Mother n Father n naturally He will want us to walk towards prosperity not damnation but when we are hell bent on damnation He prunes us and often it seems painful at that time. I remember almost hating my parents for punishing us (we were a bunch of mischievous kids😅) but today I am full of gratitude towards them for not spoiling us and correcting us at the right time. 😊

God Bless you great explanation loved it and understood it well.

Thank you so much Father I learned a lot from you! God bless you more.

Thank you Father for explaining us.

Thanks Fr Warner, l like this way of your teaching . I have shared it with friends n my BEC community God bless you abundantly Amen

Thks be to God that I learnt from today's teaching that God can get angry but his open arms also forgive mme with love if I acknowledge my mistake and stop fr you gv us an important teaching Let's glorify our Lord for his insightsI am learning 😂

Fr Warner, I thank God for using you to speak to me through these teachings to grow in sanctification. To know God as a just and merciful person who relents when we humble ourselves and turn from evil ways.

Thankyou fr Warner for your daily teachings ,my day begins with your teachings as I cook my meals at 5am in the morning. Can't do without them very inspiring,from the heart without and inhibitions. Today we can hear the beautiful singing of the birds in the background. God bless u with good health. ❤

Thankyou Father Warner I love how you explain and it really very interesting, we get so much into it that we understand what you say. God bless you always.

Good morning father god bless you

Dear Father, I sometimes wonder about how God did not send any prophets in that supposedly 300-400 years of "silence" between the OT and NT. I would like to place myself living somewhere towards the beginning of these 300 years and begin to wonder as to how the Jews kept that faith in the promise of the Messiah who was to come...300 years of living encompasses almost 3 generations who lived and died without seeing the Messiah. It is amazing how Judaism survived the test of time during those years of "silence" from Our God. Perhaps it's because of a few good men/women in each of those generations who kept that spark of hope alive, and their Faith continued on, through their intervention. I find this "silence" slowly creeping on us distracted individuals today, who are falling prey to this consumeristic and material world, as a result of which, Our God is "silent" and can't be even heard in the stillness of our souls. I pray that we may realise our folly of taking Our God for granted and turn towards Him, in time, before it's too late for His eyes "to seek our harm". Thank you Father for your teaching.

I think Mangalore is being distanced by God .No rains dear Father

I am wondering if the Philistine then are the Palestinian of today, anyone? If they are then they were ever exiled too, like the Jews. Thanks for the blessing Fr.

Reflection: Much to do with Jesus' identity in this week's readings. Of course his is not unlike Amos', whose identity also may be worth inquiry. "Flee to the land of Judah and there earn your bread by prophesying, " ... "I am not a prophet." And during that day in Capernaum, Christ's cross was casting a long shadow. I think of the vedele cross, the one the Pope wears. Today's readings conclude with Saint John the Baptist's disciples inquiring with Jesus about something maybe not tertiary to their own identity, why they are not fasting. Their former leader was a prophet, and more than a prophet.