In this reflection for the fifth Sunday of Easter, Scott Oesterle explores Jesus's "new commandment" to love one another, examining our seemingly impossible mission to love like Christ while encouraging listeners to offer what little we have—our time, patience, and resources—to Jesus, who transforms our small offerings into missionary love wherever we are.

In this reflection for Good Shepherd and Pray for Vocations Sunday, Adam explores the role of Jesus as our shepherd who tends, protects, and calls us—connecting this image to vocations while encouraging listeners to recognize Christ's voice through scripture, prayer, and responding to their own unique calling in the Church.

In this reflection for the 3rd Sunday of Easter, Kristen Fisher reminds us that our God notices and cares about both our smallest needs and greatest challenges—inviting us to recognize His loving presence in our daily lives and respond to His call to mission.

New Enkindle contributor Scott Oesterle leads us in a joyful Easter reflection on the running in the resurrection story, inviting listeners to approach Jesus with childlike urgency and enthusiasm—blocking out distractions and bringing our impossible situations to the One who makes all things new through His resurrection.

Adam encourages us to honor, invoke, and pray with His name as we enter Holy Week—recognizing its power to heal, forgive, and save as we join heaven in confessing "Jesus Christ is Lord."

In this reflection for the 5th Sunday of Lent, Kristen Fisher reflects on how Jesus frees us from defining ourselves by our sins and reveals our true identity as beloved children of God worthy of mercy and forgiveness.

In this reflection for the Fourth Sunday in Lent, Kristen Fisher encourages us to release our limited expectations of God's love and embrace His boundless mercy, generosity, and desire for our homecoming as His children.

Father Erik Arnold explores the comforting message from Exodus for the third Sunday of Lent: "I know well what they are suffering." He reminds listeners that God truly understands our struggles and has come to rescue us through Jesus Christ.

In this reflection for the second Sunday of Lent (March 16, 2025), Kristen Fisher connects stargazing at the Grand Canyon with Abraham's faith. She explores how Abraham trusted God's promise about countless descendants despite being asked to count stars during daylight. This reflection and time of prayer invites us to embrace similar trust in God's promises, even when we cannot see the evidence before us.

Adam Novotny explores giving generously during Lent through the lens of Deuteronomy and Mother Teresa's wisdom. He challenges listeners to "give until it hurts" by sharing time, talent, and treasure, inviting families to embrace sacrificial generosity this Lenten season.