The Eucharist: What is Your Way to Receive Jesus?
ARTICLE – Is the Eucharist a gift or a right? We offer clarity and hope.
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Preparing for Mass: What are You Wearing?
ARTICLE -How do we make ourselves ready for Mass? Do not rush to the feast without properly preparing yourself for the banquet.
Is There a Witness to the Resurrection?
ARTICLE – Many saw Jesus afterward, not one was with him when he resurrected. Why is that?
How We Can Amaze God
ARTICLE – Each of us can be a hero right now… no superpowers required. See the surprisingly simple yet powerful way that we can amaze God – as we learn from Jesus’ life.
Help In Keeping Faith through Trials
ARTICLE – If this is you, I would like to introduce you to someone who may help you.
God Is With Us: God’s Presence in our Daily Life & Struggles
ARTICLE – After being shaken and upset, we can be still and know God’s presence in the midst of our trials and daily struggles. Nan shares her personal experience.
Trusting What God Says About Me
ARTICLE – Do you struggle with self-doubt, worry, or feelings of being unloved? This reflection will help you set things straight, as we look to what God says about you.
An Example to Follow: Inspiration for My Ordinary Life
As my birthday approaches, and with it my sixtieth year of life, reality has been tapping me on the shoulder and whispering, “You have more years behind you than those which are to come.” This message could tempt me to despair. It could make me anxious. It could invade my peace with thoughts like, “I […]
The Wonders of Expectation: Remaining with God When Our Expectations Aren’t Met
ARTICLE – What about those times when we step out of our comfort zone, take courage in God’s grace… and our miracle does not come? Those times when we do not feel rejection from our fellow man, but from God himself?
The Spark: How to Succeed When Failing
ARTICLE – It is not unusual to be asked, “What are you living for?” But, what would you say if someone asked you, “What are you dying for?” And… what if we fail? Find encouragement in this reflection.
Keep Hope Alive
