Day 229: Shepherds of Israel (2026)

Day 229: Shepherds of Israel (2026)

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Day 230: A New Heart (2026)

Reflecting on the stubbornness of the Israelites' hearts from today's readings, Fr. Mike teaches us that we cannot always trust our imperfect hearts, because they are not always aligned God's law and will, and they can often lead us into false worship. However, we can rely on God ...  Show more

Day 228: The Watchman's Duty (2026)

Fr. Mike expands on Ezekiel 33 and emphasizes that the role of a prophet, is to be God's watchman and speak whatever it is God wants to be spoken. He stresses the reality that those who are teachers and leaders, who shape and form the consciences of others, have the responsibilit ...  Show more

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