Father Mike’s story reminds us that God’s love chooses us not for our strength but because of our weakness. In moments of brokenness and need, we are deeply held and redeemed—showing that belonging, healing, and grace come when we embrace our true, imperfect selves in God’s tender care.

Peace isn’t found in perfect circumstances—it’s rooted in something deeper, something unshakable. True peace comes from God’s constant presence, not from control or comfort. When we let go of what we can’t hold onto and anchor ourselves in what is eternal, we find the quiet strength to carry peace through anything.

Fatherhood reveals how growth often begins in weakness. Mistakes aren’t the end—they’re the doorway to grace. Children don’t need perfection; they need someone being transformed. When a father points beyond himself—to mercy, to humility, to God—he becomes a witness to the only perfect love that never fails.

Formed by scarcity and shaped by generosity, this story traces a journey of unlearning fear and embracing stewardship. Through personal trials, cross-cultural contrasts, and faithful friendships, we glimpse how money reveals the posture of our hearts—and how trust in God’s provision transforms it into a means for joy, mission, and contentment.

An invitation to contemplate the nature of love, and how it shapes the way we live.

An exploration of loneliness as a profound human condition that reveals our essential need for love, connection, and relationship, showing that we are inherently made for intimacy, not isolation.

Wanting to grow is already a step toward change. Perfection isn’t the point — progress is. Like Franklin, we learn through practice, not performance. Whether it’s journaling, prayer, or simply starting small, self-reflection paired with grace leads to transformation. You don’t need to do it all today — just take one step forward, and keep going.

Have you ever longed to feel really settled in who you are and what you have to offer? Walk through this exploration in how we come to self-possession.

Inspiring generosity in kids starts with what they see in us.

A meditative prayer of surrendering the things we cannot control.

A book for finding purpose and strength in times of great despair, through the riveting account of Frankl's time in the Nazi concentration camps.

The four pillars of lasting happiness aren’t what you think

A story of healing and encountering the power of Jesus in an unexpected way.

An invitation to contemplate the nature of love, and how it shapes the way we live.

We don’t drift into a meaningful life—we build one. In a world full of noise and comparison, this reflection invites us to slow down, listen to God, and shape a daily rhythm rooted in self-knowledge, prayer, and joy. Our ordinary routines can become sacred spaces—where even baking bread or going for a walk becomes communion with God.

This article reminds us that prayer isn’t about changing God — it’s about letting God change us. In a world full of suffering, prayer opens our hearts to empathy, courage, and action. It’s where transformation begins — in us, through us, and into the world.

For those looking to build their faith lives, prayer can be a powerful tool. But beyond reciting Our Fathers and Hail Marys, what can it look like?

This article explores the beauty and complexity of our emotions through a spiritual lens. It reminds us that feelings aren’t flaws to suppress, but invitations to grow. Like clay in the hands of the Potter, our tender hearts are shaped—through grace, reason, and love—into something holy.

I used to think God only showed up in suffering — but becoming a parent taught me something new about Him.

Why does god allow suffering and pain? Why does God allow evil, war (wwIII anxiety) natural disasters and all the bad things?