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As you know, not many people in business life work for decades to acquire a top C-Level Chief Officer position for a company earning six figures salary easy, only to give it all away to dedicate your life to doing God’s work!  Kendra Von Esh did just that by leaving behind her Chief Information Officer position at a Billion dollar revenue earning international 10,000+ employee company to serve God 24/7!

 

Utilizing her decades acquired talent stake, she is now The author of Am I Catholic? along with her exciting new career ventures as guest speaker,  TV news reporter and podcast host at Daily Reflections.com.  It’s my pleasure to welcome to the Will WithIn podcast, Kendra Von Esh!

 

Visit: kendravonesh.com for all her exciting news and contact info!

 

 

Visit: kendravonesh.com for all her exciting news and contact info!

Category: Then Sings My Soul, A Vision for 2020Tag: Bible reading, obedience, Paul

 

Rest is not a luxury, it is a spiritual discipline.

The key to finding balance in your life, to having a well-ordered life, is to follow the pattern God embedded in creation. And that rhythm involves worship/rest as the crown of the week, followed by six days of work. Worship/rest is a commandment. A proper Sunday observance helps balance our lives and gives meaning to our time.

“[Christians] are obliged in conscience to arrange their Sunday rest in a way which allows them to take part in the Eucharist, refraining from work and activities which are incompatible with the sanctification of the Lord’s Day, with its characteristic joy and necessary rest for spirit and body . . . Understood and lived in this fashion, Sunday in a way becomes the soul of the other days, and in this sense we can recall the insight of Origen that the perfect Christian “is always in the Lord’s Day, and is always celebrating Sunday”  (St. John Paul II, Dies Domini)

Category: Then Sings My Soul, A Vision for 2020Tag: Bible reading, obedience, Paul

 

Rest is not a luxury, it is a spiritual discipline.

The key to finding balance in your life, to having a well-ordered life, is to follow the pattern God embedded in creation. And that rhythm involves worship/rest as the crown of the week, followed by six days of work. Worship/rest is a commandment. A proper Sunday observance helps balance our lives and gives meaning to our time.

“[Christians] are obliged in conscience to arrange their Sunday rest in a way which allows them to take part in the Eucharist, refraining from work and activities which are incompatible with the sanctification of the Lord’s Day, with its characteristic joy and necessary rest for spirit and body . . . Understood and lived in this fashion, Sunday in a way becomes the soul of the other days, and in this sense we can recall the insight of Origen that the perfect Christian “is always in the Lord’s Day, and is always celebrating Sunday”  (St. John Paul II, Dies Domini)

Recently, there was a large bit of online turmoil around the release of a new book written by Cardinal Sarah with Pope Benedict. For at least 48 hours it was crazy on Catholic Twitter. Reflecting on this event and considering a recent book I’m Reading by Stephen Greenblatt (Tyrant: Shakespeare on Politics) on the issue of factions in the Church. I hope we can all learn from this unnecessary and imprudent drama from Catholic Twitter.

If you like my podcast, please make sure to subscribe to the podcast it really does help me. You can find more of my content at my website www.thefrankfriar.com and my YouTube at www.youtube.com/c/thefrankfriar

Recently, there was a large bit of online turmoil around the release of a new book written by Cardinal Sarah with Pope Benedict. For at least 48 hours it was crazy on Catholic Twitter. Reflecting on this event and considering a recent book I’m Reading by Stephen Greenblatt (Tyrant: Shakespeare on Politics) on the issue of factions in the Church. I hope we can all learn from this unnecessary and imprudent drama from Catholic Twitter.

If you like my podcast, please make sure to subscribe to the podcast it really does help me. You can find more of my content at my website www.thefrankfriar.com and my YouTube at www.youtube.com/c/thefrankfriar

On this episode: Preparing for the year with new ideas, old prayers, and consecration to Saint Joseph.

Also, an introduction to Fiat 90. What is it? Special guest Vicki talks about the challenging program and what she learned from the experience.

Click here to learn more about Fiat 90.

Also, and update on the Arise retreat, and much more!

 

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Join us for Arise, 2020: A Good Things Radio Women's Retreat.

Click here to join Brooke on pilgrimage to Ireland. 

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On this episode: Preparing for the year with new ideas, old prayers, and consecration to Saint Joseph.

Also, an introduction to Fiat 90. What is it? Special guest Vicki talks about the challenging program and what she learned from the experience.

Click here to learn more about Fiat 90.

Also, and update on the Arise retreat, and much more!

 

We need your help! Please support GTR by becoming a Podbean Patron. Click here for details. Thank you so much for your support.

Join us for Arise, 2020: A Good Things Radio Women's Retreat.

Click here to join Brooke on pilgrimage to Ireland. 

We love hearing from you! Please reach out via e-mail at:

On this episode: Former anti-Christian atheist, Christine Watkins shares her story. Christine also talks about the beautiful practice of consecration to Our Lady of Guadalupe, and much more!

Connect with Christine at Queen of Peace Media, here.

We need your help! Please consider becoming a GTR Good Friend of the show. Click here to become a Podbean Patron. Thank you so much for your support!

Join Brooke on pilgrimage in 2020! Click here for details.

Join us for Arise 2020: A Good Things Radio Women's Retreat

We love hearing from you! Drop an e-mail at:

[email protected] 

or visit BrookeTaylor.Us

On this episode: Former anti-Christian atheist, Christine Watkins shares her story. Christine also talks about the beautiful practice of consecration to Our Lady of Guadalupe, and much more!

Connect with Christine at Queen of Peace Media, here.

We need your help! Please consider becoming a GTR Good Friend of the show. Click here to become a Podbean Patron. Thank you so much for your support!

Join Brooke on pilgrimage in 2020! Click here for details.

Join us for Arise 2020: A Good Things Radio Women's Retreat

We love hearing from you! Drop an e-mail at:

[email protected] 

or visit BrookeTaylor.Us

The head coach of the men's soccer team at Belmont Abbey, a Catholic college in North Carolina. He played pro soccer in South Africa and captained West Virginia University men's soccer. He is going into his tenth year at Belmont Abbey and had successful coaching stops at a couple other schools along the way. He is a Benedictine oblate and at one point he even headed up the Catholic Defense League of Nebraska.