Day 176: Choosing Eternal Life (2024)

Day 176: Choosing Eternal Life (2024)

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Day 85: Fighting for Each Other (2026)

As we read about Joshua leading Israel into battle, Fr. Mike helps us comprehend the meaning behind all the destruction God commands. He emphasizes that God ultimately wants us to fight for each other and not against each other. Today's readings are Joshua 12-14, and Psalm 129. F ...  Show more

Day 84: The Sun Stands Still (2026)

Fr. Mike offers us different ways we can interpret the miracle of the sun standing still in Joshua 10, and also reminds us that God always desires unity for us even though we often face war and division in this world. Today's readings are Joshua 10-11, and Psalm 128. For the comp ...  Show more

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