Dr. Tom and Kari Curran reflect on the good, happy and sad moments of 2017. The Currans reflect on the act of reflecting, share quotes from saints and give three reasons for a gap in spiritual progress: diversion, distraction, and dispersion.

Dr. Tom Curran explores key ways to teach ‘the basics’ about God with a news-worthy quality and enthusiasm. Tom prays for the families impacted by the local train derailment incident and shares a story about the woman leaving unintended voicemails on his phone.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran reflect on Advent. Kari gives ideas for celebrating the final full week of Advent and Tom talks about how to keep focus on Christ during the season.

Dr. Tom Curran begins the program by sharing 10 reasons people avoid accountability. Tom encourages leaders and parents to be a ‘good setter’ and shares insights from St. Bonaventure, St. Philip Neri, St. John Paul II, and Fr. Jacques Philippe.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran are joined by their oldest daughter, Mary Grace, to talk about college applications, the benefits of a mission-minded gap year and the World Race Gap Year program for college-aged students.

Dr. Tom Curran prays the Rosary with listeners, meditating on the five Glorious Mysteries. Tom prays for specific intentions including: overcoming sin, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, peace, the fulfillment of mission and more!

Dr. Tom Curran talks about the Advent-quality of each human being, created with a capacity and desire for God. Tom continues to explore the theme of time, as it relates to the season of Advent.

Dr. Tom Curran reflects on the meaning of the first season of the new liturgical year, Advent. Tom talks about the theme of time: a time of waiting, a time of alertness, a time of seeking, and a time of welcoming.

Dr. Tom Curran continues to explore four practices that foster heroic virtue and gives tips on how to share the Gospel: expectant, straightforward, simple and evangelistic. Tom talks about the two questions he asked a boy who wants to date his daughter.

Dr. Tom Curran reads passages from St. Paul’s Letters about discipleship and explores four practices of heroic virtue: 1.) silence before the Lord, 2.) service, 3.) sharing the Gospel, and 4.) standing in the gap. Tom also gives four specific elements to silence: Letting go, Letting be, letting it come, letting it happen.