"Where do we find courage as evangelists?" Fr. Paul Donison reveals how simple is the incredible invitation to discover the Lord Jesus. When we "come and see" the person and the passion of Christ—and invite others to do the same—we are forever changed.

Fr. Paul Donison explains the secret of rest and peace in the midst of chaos. When storms batter our lives, we can know Jesus is present and powerful, pointing us to the greater storm He has already calmed.

The Most. Rev. Dr. Foley Beach explores the Biblical declarations about Jesus: God from God. The testimony of Christ's disciples is an invitation for us to believe and be saved.

"How does one become a Christian?" Fr. Paul examines how thoughtful and rational people come to fall on their knees in worship. The story of the magi reminds us how we must be dethroned and discipled to Jesus.

"How do we truly receive the Christmas gift?" Fr. Paul commends us to continually receive the story of Christ's birth in our lives, to cultivate our wondering, pondering, and treasuring of the gift.

"Do you know how much you are loved?" Christmas puts on display the declaration of God's love to us. Into a broken world, God swaddled Himself; He became "God with us" so we might be with Him.

Fr. Bryan Biba examines the Biblical origins of joy, when pain and suffering cease, and also the fullest experience of joy when we enter the life-giving presence of God.

"How do we say yes to God?" Fr. Paul Donison examines our deep desire for God's presence in our lives, and the renovation that follows when Jesus orders our lives around His. Matthew 1:18-25.

"How do we say yes to God?" Fr. Paul Donison explores how Mary struggled—and said yes—in the face of losing family and future. Only the Lord's promised presence, purpose, and power can bring us the hope needed to walk after God's call on our lives. Luke 1:26-38.

"Is there hope for wayward sheep?" Fr. Paul Donison shares the incredible good news of Jesus's judgment: Christ has made us His sheep, imperfect though we are, to become His imitators to the least among us. Matthew 25:31-46.