On the Fourth Sunday of Lent, when we hear the story of the man born blind, we usually think about physical blindness, as Jesus performs a miracle
Tag: Connecting Point
When I was a child, I can remember doubting that I’d get the Christmas present I longed for. Later, my doubts were likely focused on desired test
Too often, we become complacent and do the same old, same old. Why? Because it’s easy; it’s comfortable; it’s effortless. However,
What do I reach for instead of trusting God? Answering this question caused me to dig deeply into my anxieties, fears, and conflicts.
Fr. Ron once offered a definition of humility that has stayed with me: “Humility is not thinking less of yourself; rather, it is thinking of
If you’re reading this, it’s probably safe to assume you consider yourself a follower of Christ. Even so, most of us would admit we don’t
What purpose has God given me? It’s a question many of us ask at different times in our lives. Sometimes, we imagine that God’s purpose must be
We have all been there: sitting in a room (maybe even in church) when someone stands up and asks for volunteers for a role or a project. Almost
Epiphany reminds us that the star did not simply guide the Magi to a place; it led them to a person—a very special person! Imagine the wonder and
I come from a loud and boisterous family. Whether on Christmas Eve, with gatherings where the laughter and joyous noise grew so loud that the windows