The Pain
As we enter Holy Week for 2021, I have been reflecting a lot about my sins and their frequency – particularly the sin of pride. If there is one thing […]
Discipleship
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Building God’s Kingdom: Part III- Retooling Church Ministry From The Pew
For the past several decades, parish ministry has basically consisted of offering different programs to meet the needs of the people. If you need Baptism, then we have a Baptism […]
Building God’s Kingdom: Part II- Developing a Hunger for Souls
First let me begin by apologizing for the hiatus of blogs, particularly since we had started a series. For the past month, we have been moving to Georgetown, Texas, from […]
Building God’s Kingdom: Part 1 – A Product to Offer
The Institutional Church as well as the every local parish has come out of a time in the life of the Church where we were only offering services to Catholics. […]
Developing Your Shield
One of the things I have personally been working on lately is learning how to distinguish God’s voice from the noise in our world. It has been especially helpful and […]
When We Stumble
During my good days, I forget how long I have been suffering. In that moment, it really is of no importance to me because I am feeling good and my […]
Come!!!
For the past two a half years, I have been doing a deep dive into Matthew 14:22-33 where Jesus AND PETER walk on water. The quarantine grounded my ability to […]
Discipleship Requires A Relationship
It has become clear to me where the Church is struggling in her efforts to make disciples. The quick and obvious answer is simply the lack of authentic evangelization. But […]
A New Small Group Method Is Coming
After twelve years of NEM Ministry all over the country and evaluating the trends of the catholic culture, the Lord has started to guide us into producing something new for […]
You Must Learn How To Walk Before You Can Run
“No, I drive my body and train it…” 1 Cor. 9:27a Once a toddler learns how to stand, he must develop the muscles needed to learn how to walk. Spiritually, […]