Divine Appointments
In John chapter 4, there is the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. Jesus had conveniently sent all his apostles into town to get some food […]
Dunkirk or Omaha Beach
I had the opportunity to watch a recent WWII movie about the British army’s evacuation from the French town called Dunkirk, during the Battle for France. The Germans had pushed […]
Christ Rose From The Dead
The farther we get away from the Crucifixion of the Lord Jesus Christ, the more people are losing understanding of this miraculous event. It was so huge in its day […]
“Make Disciples Of All ——– Catholics?”
In recent years, we have begun to hear phrases that help us to examine what kind of parish we are members of. One phrase, in particular, is challenging us to […]
The Dual Commitment To Christ
In our highly individualistic Western culture, we have lost sight of the other person. People are now simply being devalued to the level of objects that supply a particular need […]
Dying In The Chair
When I encountered Jesus in my heart in 1979, I was invited to join a formal discipleship training process by Ron, a Protestant youth evangelist who invested the time needed […]
Justice Toward God
“Let the same mind be in you that was in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not regard equality with God as something to […]
Complete Donation of Self
As a full time evangelist who either spends time either training for or actually evangelizing, it has become clear that we need to correct some very common misconceptions that many […]
Kicking And Screaming
I am spending more of my time training parish staff and volunteers in the process of Evangelization. So little is really understood about evangelization, and we have had the bishops […]
A New Season
As we watch all the different areas of chaos taking place both within and outside of the Church, it has become quite evident that we are entering a new season […]