John 17:20–26 | Seventh Sunday of Easter
In this week’s episode, we reflect on Jesus’ prayer in John 17: “Father, they are your gift to me.” What does it mean that you are a gift from the Father to the Son?
Through the story of a dear friend's wedding—marked by intentional love and heartfelt vows—we explore the powerful truth that love is more than words. It's a gift of persons. This reflection dives into your God-given dignity, the meaning of freedom, and how the Eucharist reveals your identity as a gift to be given and received in love.
Join us in this meditation on self-gift, the unity of the Trinity, and how Christ helps us rediscover who we are.
What You’ll Hear
Reflection on John 17: Jesus calls you the Father’s gift
Wedding story that illustrates the spiritual exchange of love
The connection between the Eucharist and your identity
Why true freedom means giving yourself away in love
Journal & Prayer Questions
Where in my life do I struggle to believe that I am a gift?
How is God inviting me to make a sincere gift of myself today?
When was the last time I simply gazed at the Eucharist without trying to do anything?
The World English Bible is in the public domain and was used for all scripture quotations.
Intro music: "My Life (Main)” by Good B Music
Meditation Music: Reawaken Hymns Worship Pads - foundations in the key of C
