Category Archives: confusion
Change Is A Part Of Life, But One Thing Never Changes…
Here’s the Bible verse I discussed on EWTN Radio’s The Son Rise Morning Show today: For the mountains may depart and the hills be removed, but my mercy shall not depart from you, and my covenant of peace shall … Continue reading
Dan Burke On Faith, Hope, And Clarity…
?God cares about you. He cares about the decisions you need to make. He wants to reach you and lead you through the noise and distractions of this life to peace and union with Him. Gary?s book reveals this … Continue reading
Teresa Tomeo On Faith, Hope, And Clarity…
?The title of this book really says it all. Faith and hope in the Lord are at the top of the list when we?re searching for and trying to fulfill God?s will in our lives. But a little clarity … Continue reading
Patrick Madrid On Faith, Hope, And Clarity…
?This earthly life is a continual series of forks in the road, each requiring a decision to proceed in one direction or another. We all know how difficult, even scary, at times, such choices can be. That?s why Gary … Continue reading
Are You Worried That The World Is Falling Apart? Here Are 5 Bible Verses You Should Know…
Let’s be honest…there are some frightening things going on in the world. Every day we are bombarded with news about Ebola, Isis, financial uncertainty, data breaches and many other threats. While it’s not necessarily a bad thing, advanced technology … Continue reading
Here’s Proof That When We Ask, God Answers!
Earlier today on my weekly “Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled” segment on EWTN Radio’s Son Rise Morning Show, I discussed a powerful Bible verse. What I love about this verse is that it’s very simple, but contains an … Continue reading
How Can I Know God’s Will?
What does God want me to do TODAY? What does God want me to do TOMORROW? What does God want me to do FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE? Faith, Hope and Clarity: How To Know God’s Will by … Continue reading
Discerning God’s Will In 3 Steps!
What does God want me to do? This is a question that many of us wrestle with frequently. When I was trying to discern whether to go full time as a Catholic Evangelist, I was very happy to discover … Continue reading