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Continue reading →: 65. It’s Time to Come Home to God
It’s Time to Come Home. Don’t run away—stay in His presence, listen to His voice, and say “Yes”.
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Continue reading →: 64. The Science and Theology of Prayer
Prayer is only likely to have mental-health benefits for those who are open to it…
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Continue reading →: 63. Does Making a Confession Matter?
Martin Luther and John Calvin rejected the sacramental nature of confession to a priest.
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Continue reading →: 62. Protestant Eucharist vs. Catholic Eucharist
Protestant Eucharist vs. Catholic Eucharist. Understanding the Differences
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Continue reading →: 61. How to plan your life with God’s help.
As you plan your life for the new year, keep eternity in mind.
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Continue reading →: 60. Overcoming Stress During Christmas.
Here’s a few tips about How to Overcome Stress During Christmas.
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Continue reading →: 59. Comparing Protestant & Catholic Christmas Traditions
How is Christmas celebrated within Protestant and Catholic traditions?
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Continue reading →: 58. The Power of Persistence
The call to be persistent in faith is a pathway to experience His mercy and justice.
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Continue reading →: 57. Exploring What Makes Catholicism Different
Becoming Catholic has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life!
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Continue reading →: 55. Who Is Pope Francis?
Pope Francis’s influence extends far beyond the Catholic Church.
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Continue reading →: 54. The Origins of the Catholic Church
The Catholic Church is one of the oldest and largest religious institutions in the world,
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Continue reading →: 52. How to seek God’s Presence
A deeper understanding of what it means to seek God’s presence and to live in His light.
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Continue reading →: 51. Jesus & The Ten Lepers
While all were healed, only one truly recognized and appreciated the meaning of that miracle.
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Continue reading →: 50. Do you know your True Purpose?
Jesus speaks to His Apostles, using the imagery of a servant returning from a long day of work in the fields.
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Continue reading →: 49. Being a Source of God’s Mercy and Love.
We have the incredible opportunity to inspire and uplift those who are battling their own challenges.
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Continue reading →: 48. Eternal treasure vs earthly wealth.
We are all called to give everything to God—not just a portion of our lives.
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Continue reading →: 47. Doing the Little Things Right
God wants to involve us in the bigger work of sharing His love and truth with others.
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Continue reading →: 46. How to Care for Earthly Treasures
The more we have, the easier it is to use it in ways that focus on ourselves instead of for God’s purposes.
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Continue reading →: 45. Is Jesus Teaching Us to Hate?
Let’s explore the concept of “hating” our family and even our own lives.
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Continue reading →: 44. The Parable of the Great Banquet
God to go forth to the most lost souls so as to invite them to God’s Great Banquet
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Continue reading →: 43. Are You Hungry for Fame?
Jesus shows us that we should only do good things with the humble and hidden aim of helping others.
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Continue reading →: 42. Are You a Truth Seeker?
Take a moment today to reflect on how you share your faith with others.
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Continue reading →: 41. Unveiling the Meaning of Psalm 23
As I trust and rest in him, God enables me to step back from my problems, to lie down, and to chill out in the greenness of God’s love.
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Continue reading →: 40. Common Beliefs About the Catholic Church
The Church, like any institution, is multifaceted and evolves..
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Continue reading →: 39. Is Mary the Mother of God?
Many protestants believe that Mary is nothing more than a birthing vessel.
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Continue reading →: 37. A Sacred Pilgrimage to the Catholic Church
For lapsed Catholics, the journey home is not without its challenges…
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Continue reading →: 36. God is looking for us to bring us home.
God is looking for us to bring us home.
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Continue reading →: 35. A Miracle of Hope
The miracles God has done in your life may not be physical
Mission
Whether you’re a devout Catholic Christian, a seeker exploring your faith, or simply curious about others’ spiritual journeys, your presence here is cherished. Here I share my pilgrimage and invite you to journey alongside me. Together, we can pray, reflect, and encourage each other as we navigate the mysterious and beautiful path of Christian faith.
