It’s hard to trust God for the future when it is so unknown. Most of us are so attached to our outcomes that many of us cannot live in the present moment without thinking of the future. We say we ...

“Trust in him at all times, you people; pour out your hearts to him, for God is our refuge.” Psalm 62:8 (NIV) Trust is hard-won for me, and it’s doubly hard to rebuild. Especially when trust is broken ...

God’s plan can feel difficult to understand when life takes an unexpected direction, opportunities disappear, or the future ...

The main theme for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time is God’s abundant provision for all our needs – image courtesy of Vecteezy.com. God’s abundant provision is at the heart of the readings for ...

Thanks for joining "Trusting God Is a Challenge," featuring New Testament verses. Several private emails I received from readers about last week's study, "Trusting God Is a Challenge – Old Testament ...

If you’re reading this, you likely don’t own a camel. A shout-out to any readers who do! This very ancient proverb lends itself to humble reflection. It hits on the question of where faith ends and ...

Jesus emphasizes that he continues to be present through the Spirit. And the Spirit is as close as our own hearts. | Photo by German Matvuik for Scopio; trusting God’s presence. In the long passage ...

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We are in our Advent series called “Christmas with Joseph—when things don’t go as planned.” What we’re trying to do in this series is to learn what Joseph can teach us about how to prepare for and ...

In Protestantism’s understanding of salvation, justification by faith has played a central role in framing theology. A glance at the systematic theologies of the last 400 years shows that ...

I needed to hear it. Father Mike Schmitz’s talk, that is. “Wrestling With God in Scripture” was part of The Bible in a Year Retreat held over the weekend. I keep thinking about what the host of The ...

Thanks for clicking. I always appreciate my loyal readers who keep this study going since its humble beginnings in February 2020—also, a warm welcome to newcomers who are seeking to know more about ...