Baptism: Time to Regain Focus
After having a conversation with a faith filled couple about the Baptism of their child, I began to do a little research on the experiences of couples who attend a […]
Evangelization
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From “Who Am I” To “I Am”
Do we limit what God can do in the world? At first glance we might be tempted to think, “of course not” because we know that God is omnipotent. But […]
Discipleship Requires Two Types Of Learning
While working on a new video for the website to describe the WOW Process, I was praying for ways to articulate the differences between Walking On Water and a traditional […]
Becoming A Part Of Something Greater – God’s Family
As churches are opening up again and people are slowly returning to their parishes, there is still much question about what to do. Some parishes are simply trying to return […]
Living For God’s Kingdom Now
From the perspective of someone sitting in the pew, one could say that the universal message that comes across these days is the need to be good and to do […]
Implementation of the New Evangelization
Having just moved NEM to Georgetown, TX, I am in the throws of getting faculties to serve in the Diocese of Austin, TX. As a permanent Deacon, I am still […]
The Spiritual Eyes to See
Just what happened to Humanity at the original sin event? This is a huge question and we have plenty of answers that make sense and provide profound reasons for the […]
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. […]