Day 122: Abner Is Killed (2024)

Day 122: Abner Is Killed (2024)

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Day 272: The Call of Nehemiah (2026)

Fr. Mike introduces the book of Nehemiah and takes us through Nehemiah’s exemplary response to the call of God as he does what God asks simply because he asks. He also encourages us to pray for our enemies and explains the need to refrain from vengeance in our interactions with o ...  Afficher plus

Day 271: Israel's Foreign Wives (2026)

Fr. Mike discusses God’s instruction to the people of Israel not to marry women from foreign lands. He explains why God would provide this instruction and how Ezra reacted when he discovered that many prominent Israelites had not obeyed it. He also identifies the prophecies of Pa ...  Afficher plus

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2Sam 11: David's Great Sin*
Bible Bedtime (No Ads)

There is a content warning on tonight's episode for many inappropriate things that David does. Welcome to Bible Bedtime. Tonight I will read 1 Cor. After that, I will read from the Psalms and finish with the Lord’s Prayer and my own prayer of dedication.Our email is BibleBedtimeP ...  Afficher plus

Day 138: Summary of the Resurrection of the Body (2025)
The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

Together, with Fr. Mike, we arrive at the “nugget day” or summary for the Catechism paragraphs on the Resurrection and the Christian vision of death. Fr. Mike emphasizes that in the face of death, we must not grieve as though we have no hope. He also points out the importance of ...  Afficher plus

Mourning Well
What God is Not

This week Fr. Michael expands on a mini-topic request on the death of infants. We talk about death and mourning, the various hymns of farewell used, why limbo came to be a concept, and the reality of evil and death.

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Day 143: Amen
The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

Congratulations, we have come to the conclusion of Part One of the Catechism! Fr. Mike reviews the last “nugget” section on death and judgment, inviting us to regularly ponder the moment of our own death and judgment before our Lord. We conclude today with an explanation of the m ...  Afficher plus