In this week's homily, Fr. Sam French reflects on the profound truth that "the best things in life are free." Using a personal experience with aggressive gym sales tactics as a springboard, Fr. Sam explores how our culture’s obsession with money and material goods can distort relationships and distract us from what truly matters. He reminds us that the most important things—love, family, friendships, and above all, the Kingdom of Heaven—are priceless gifts from God that cannot be bought.Fr. Sam delves into the Gospel's message about the Kingdom of Heaven, likening it to a mustard seed that, though small and easy to overlook, has the potential to become the most significant part of our lives. He challenges us to resist the constant bombardment of consumer culture and to focus instead on cultivating our relationship with God through prayer, the Sacraments, and acts of service.Fr. Sam encourages us to see beyond the distractions of modern life and recognise the Kingdom of Heaven already present within us. He invites us to foster this divine relationship, which brings true fulfilment and meaning to our lives.Tune in to hear Fr. Sam’s reflections, homilies, and insights on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube: ⁠⁠linktr.ee/frsamfrench.