Today, I’m happy to share my recent interview conversation with Tim Maurer of the Global Institute for Transformation. Tim is…
Merridith Frediani reflects on the meaning of the Parable of the Good Shepherd while trying not to be a lost sheep.
Sheri Wohlfert shares a “one-liner” from a wonderful mother of 8. If you’re looking for a quick way to splash out a discipleship challenge to your kids or those you love, fill up your coffee and sit down to give this one a read!
So often in life we want to “do it MY way” without consideration for the damage we may be doing to our souls. Judith Costello reflects on a humorous incident and how it helped her understand heaven better.
Kathryn Swegart celebrated her birthday with a chance to experience peace on an isolated Maine island — despite the stresses in getting there.
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.
Stuart Dunn describes his plans to invest in good-quality toys with plenty of play value for his children this Christmas.
Roxane Salonen shares memories and pictures of a family adventure, noting the ways God made His presence known during her trip.
Lindsay Schlegel reviews the film adaptation of Sight & Sound Theaters’ MOSES, coming to theaters for a very limited time!
Get a first look at the faith-and-family film telling the story of the first Christmas through the eyes of the animals who witnessed it: we have the trailer here!
Kimberly Nettuno shares how she encountered understanding of God’s gift of freedom in an unexpected way — and the love flowing from this divine gift.
Enjoy Chapter 9 of Sherry Boas’ novel, Until Lily; we’ll be featuring a new chapter of this book each Sunday!
From Sony Pictures Animation, THE STAR offers a first look at five characters from the anticipated faith-and-family film, premiering November 10.
The ancient “Anima Christi” prayer inspires Susan Anderson to stop looking for a “middle ground” that cannot be found without Jesus.
God doesn’t want us to feel guilty and “less than enough” when we are doing the most important job: loving his lambs. Claire Dwyer is brought back to this reality by a sticky little reminder.