The Work of Lent: Why We Dare to Hope

There is a new book out from Ave Maria Press. It’s called “A Book of Everyday Blessings”—and today’s host, Eric Clayton, was eager to get his hands on it. He knew this would be one of those books to reach for time and again to begin a meeting, to ground a retreat, to start moment ...  Show more

Friendship is not accidental in Jesuit life; it’s foundational. Fr. Eric and Fr. Damian reflect on trust, vulnerability and the risk of being known, and how real friendship shapes ministry and discipleship. Grounded in Jesus’ own invitation to friendship, this conversation explor ...  Show more

Exciting new scripture challenge for 2025! Join us as we read through gospels throughout the year looking for Jesus.

in this episode of the revival podcast, we reflect on sister amy wright's message "abide the day in Christ" and its relevance during holy week. exploring parables like the ten virgins and the parable of the talents, we discuss living a life of faith, hope, and e ...

Mike Turrigiano goes off about the problem with modern day Christianity and it's struggle to properly disciple. He calls it "Consumer Christianity" and how we pick and choose what parts of the faith walk we want to actually live out. He hands out some gems in this episode over gr ...  Show more

Stephen J. Nichols is President of Reformation Bible College, Chief AcademicOfficer for Ligonier, and host of the 5 minutes in Church History podcast. He’s the co-editor of Crossway’s Theologians of the Christian Life series, and the reason he joins us for this episode is his new ...  Show more