Fr. Wiley explores how to recognize and follow the Holy Spirit's guidance in daily life by grounding ourselves in scripture and listening for God's "still small voice" within us.

Mother Sarah explores how trusting in Jesus as "the way, the truth, and the life" empowers us to overcome fear and live with radical love and forgiveness.

Father Wiley invites us to listen for the voice of a Good Shepherd. Continuing a story from last week.

Fr. Wiley encourages us to find Jesus on the journey with wisdom from a flower.

Mother Sarah explores the story of "Doubting Thomas," reframing his skepticism not as a failure of faith, but as a deeply human and faithful insistence on a personal encounter with the risen Christ.

Fr WIley explores the transformative power of the resurrection, framing it as a "restoration story" that offers eternal hope and the assurance that, through God's grace, one's best days are always ahead regardless of present circumstances.

Mother Sarah explores the "triumphal entry" of Jesus into Jerusalem not as a simple parade, but as a disruptive protest that challenged the political and religious powers of the time and forced the crowds to confront their own expectations of what a savior should be.

Fr. Wiley explores the healing of the man born blind as a metaphor for choosing the grace of God over rigid worldly priorities, emphasizing that the true purpose of the law is to lead us toward love for God and our neighbors.