Day 138: The Effect of Sin on Others (2025)

Day 138: The Effect of Sin on Others (2025)

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Day 200: Egypt, Assyria, and Israel (2026)

Fr. Mike celebrates Day 200 of our journey by highlighting the relationship between Egypt, Assyria, and Israel according to the Lord's plan. We have a God who died for his enemies to make them his friends, and we see that foreshadowed in Isaiah, concerning the horrific acts of As ...  Show more

Day 199: Times for War (2026)

Fr. Mike explains why Joel would say there are certain times for war, even within God's plan. In a broken world, we are sometimes called to fight the brokenness around us, but we must believe that God is allowing this not because he likes war, but because something better will co ...  Show more

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