Отець Василь Колодій: МОЛИТВА МУРИ ВАЛИТЬ! Дякуй Богові — і матимеш більше!

Prayer can overcome what seems insurmountable, and gratitude opens the heart to God's grace. Father Vasyl explains why we should thank God for goodness and not twist faith into empty words. In this powerful sermon, Father Vasyl Kolodiy speaks about prayer, gratitude, the power of faith, family upbringing, and the simple wisdom that grandparents often pass on to us. Father Vasyl recalls the words of his grandmother: "Prayer knocks down walls." In childhood, these words may have seemed strange. How can prayer knock down a stone wall? But over time, a deeper meaning is revealed: prayer overcomes what seems impossible with human strength. It takes place where a person sees only a stone, a closed door, a problem, pain, or hopelessness. Prayer is not magic. Prayer is not a set of words. Prayer is a living force that leads a person to God. Father Vasyl also speaks of the important role of his grandmother in his life. It was she who instilled in him a love for God, for science, for prayer. And this is a very strong reminder for all parents and grandparents: what you invest in your child today can bear fruit many years later. Then there is a very strong thought about gratitude. Christ healed ten lepers, but only one returned to give thanks. Jesus asked: “Where are the nine?” This is a question for us too. We often ask. We often complain. We often see what we lack. But do we know how to give thanks? Father Vasyl asks a very strong question: if tomorrow God gave you only what you gave thanks for today, how rich would you be tomorrow? Thanked for life? For your family? For your salary, even if it is small? For meeting a friend? For advice? For help? For someone supporting you? Thank God for the good. Because a grateful heart sees God's presence in everyday life. But Father Vasyl also explains an important thing: you should not distort your faith. You should not thank God for a broken glass or a torn sweater as if it were some kind of spiritual performance. You should be real. God does not like pretending. If something is broken, be more attentive. If something has gone wrong, draw a conclusion. But do not turn prayer into a fake. The main idea of ​​this sermon: prayer has power, gratitude opens the heart, and true faith is not pretending, but a living, honest and grateful life before God. Watch the sermon to the end and write in the comments: "Lord, teach me to be grateful." Sermon author: Father Vasyl Kolodiy Author's official YouTube channel:    / @%d0%92%d0%b0%d1%81%d0%b8%d0%bb%d1%8c%d0%9...   Like, subscribe to the channel and leave a comment - this way you will help this sermon reach those who need to remember today: prayer breaks down walls, and gratitude changes the heart. Your likes will be rewarded to you 😊 Glory to Jesus Christ! #FatherVasylKolodii #PrayerTheWallsFall #ThankGod #Gratitude #PowerofPrayer #LordTeachMeToGiveThanks #StrongSermon #UkrainianSermon #UGCC #JesusChrist #AndriyMatskiv #PsalmsinUkrainian