Is anyone really “listening” to what really matters these days? I don’t mean just “hearing” - they don’t mean the same thing. Check out this episode for some musings I think are well worth your time and be sure to visit my website thegraciousguest.org. DON’T FORGET TO WONDER!

Golf has always been a big part of my life, and I can’t get enough of it! Join me for a few minutes as I share some fun memories and my thoughts on how golf is a great metaphor for life. Don’t forget to visit my website thegraciousguest.org and DON’T FORGET TO WONDER!

Today I published my very first book: “Return of the Lord: Narrative Reflections on the Apostles’ Final Moments”! You can purchase the book on Amazon in paperback or Kindle format here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BW8LXSF. Please give it a good review on Amazon so you can help me get the word out, and you can learn more by visiting my website: https://www.thegraciousguest.org

I’m thrilled to bring you this short little interview with the show’s field correspondent, my daughter Noelle! She weighs in on our big family news, furniture comfort, and bovine hygiene. Why haven’t you clicked this yet???

There’s no shortage of commentary on this pandemic, but I’ve been biding my time up till this point so I could share a few thoughts with all of you. Please check out this episode where I suggest a few principles I think we should all keep in mind as we attempt to evaluate this trying time. God bless you!

Recorded amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, I felt inspired to shed the light of Easter on the darkness of suffering. Also included is a reading of an ancient sermon brimming with hope and the triumph of our Crucified King who has forever destroyed death and opened eternal joy to all who will accept his invitation. Here’s the link to that text: https://bit.ly/2Xr91rq. Please share this with everyone and may you have a blessed and HAPPY EASTER!

There's an awful lot of discussion surrounding "The Great Books" these days. But what exactly is a Great Book? What are their characteristics, why should we read them, and what does all of this matter? This and more in today's show featuring my friend and philosophy professor, Charles Comer. Check it out!

Across the broad sweep of history and throughout cultures far and wide, human beings seem destined to explore life’s meaning through the performing arts. Check out today’s interview with Catholic speaker, former Broadway performer, and my good friend, Stacey Sumereau as we try to unpack that fascinating fact. Be sure to visit her website: staceysumereau.com!

Saturday February 22, 2020 marked the 40th anniversary of the legendary 1980 “Miracle on Ice” hockey match in which the US Olympic team defeated the supposedly undefeatable Soviets at Lake Placid, NY. To commemorate this remarkable event as well as its far reaching implications, I thought I’d review the 2004 Disney film Miracle.

Seeing as my life lately has been anything but dull, boring, or uneventful, I thought I'd press pause for a few minutes and catch you guys up! Lots of cool stuff going on these days, and I hope you'll join me today for some updates.