Category Archives: Church

No Mess Is Too Big for Him to Find You

In the shadows of life’s darkest alleys, where brokenness meets despair, there is One who runs—not walks—after us. That’s what this powerful illustration captures: Jesus, the Good Shepherd, sprinting down a grimy, cluttered alleyway, chasing a lone, frightened sheep. A mess surrounds them—garbage bins toppled, windows broken, the alley drenched in a heavy darkness. ButContinue reading “No Mess Is Too Big for Him to Find You”

The First Step: When Faith Meets the Floodwaters

There’s something sacred about a first step. It’s the tremble in your chest before you speak up. The pause before you apply for the job. The shaky trust before you forgive. The moment you choose to believe—before anything around you changes. In Joshua 3, the Israelites stand at the edge of the Jordan River, burstingContinue reading “The First Step: When Faith Meets the Floodwaters”

A New Dawn: Pope Leo XIV

The world held its breath. Whispers echoed through St. Peter’s Square. Then, the white smoke billowed, and the bells of St. Peter’s Basilica began their joyous peal. But the name on everyone’s lips was not one many had predicted: Cardinal Robert Provost. In a stunning turn of events, the College of Cardinals has elected theContinue reading “A New Dawn: Pope Leo XIV”

When You’re at Rock Bottom, God Is Already There

There’s a quote I came across recently that stopped me in my tracks: “We are never so low that He is not beneath us.” It’s one of those lines that doesn’t shout, but instead whispers something so powerful you can feel it settle in your bones. And if you’ve ever felt broken, unseen, or hopelessContinue reading “When You’re at Rock Bottom, God Is Already There”

A Shepherd of Simplicity: My Journey with Pope Francis

The day the white smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel, the world held its breath. I remember the shock, the sheer disbelief, when “Jorge Mario Bergoglio” was announced as our new Pope. A Jesuit? It was a moment that defied all expectations, a gentle earthquake that rattled the foundations of what I thought I knewContinue reading “A Shepherd of Simplicity: My Journey with Pope Francis”

Finding Peace in the Midst of Life’s Storms

There’s something arresting about the image of a stormy sea—waves crashing, winds howling, and uncertainty swirling. In such moments, fear can feel all-consuming, and the world around us seems too vast, too powerful to conquer. Yet, in the midst of that chaos, one truth remains: No wave is bigger than the One who walks onContinue reading “Finding Peace in the Midst of Life’s Storms”

25 Things to Give Up This Lent

Lent is a season of reflection, sacrifice, and spiritual growth. It’s a time to pause, look inward, and let go of the things that weigh us down or distance us from our faith. While many people focus on giving up chocolate or social media, Lent is also an opportunity to release habits and mindsets thatContinue reading “25 Things to Give Up This Lent”

Carols with a Twist

Christmas carols have long been a beloved part of the holiday season, evoking memories of joy, togetherness, and the timeless message of hope. But what if these cherished melodies could be reimagined with a fresh perspective? “Carols with a Twist” explores how traditional carols with a message for today’s world. These have been put togetherContinue reading “Carols with a Twist”

Just Like A Child

You’ve probably sung the hymn “Just Like a Child” many many times. It is a popular Catholic hymn that reflects a desire for childlike faith, trust, and humility in approaching God. Its origins trace back to the Catholic Charismatic Renewal movement, which emerged in the late 20th century as part of a broader movement emphasizingContinue reading “Just Like A Child”