Monthly Archives: May 2026

But Wait, There’s More!

When my kids were little—especially the oldest—they loved watching infomercials. You know the kind: a 30-minute commercial for some incredible product you never knew you needed. Then came the sales pitch: “How much would you pay?” But wait… there’s more! … Continue reading

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Fearless!?!

Fearless!?! Fear can be fun when it’s temporary. Growing up, I loved haunted houses and scary movies. Love may not be the right word. They were terrifying but you made yourself do it. My friends and I would watch movies … Continue reading

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Growing Big by Staying Small

Children grow up fast. Faster than most parents are ready for. One moment they are little kids running through the house, and before you know it they are driving cars, making plans, and starting families of their own. As parents, … Continue reading

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Any Last Words?

Any Last Words? Last words tend to matter. Some are profound. Some… not so much. “I am going to the bathroom to read.” (Looking at you, Elvis Presley.) But when it comes to Jesus’ last recorded words before His ascension, … Continue reading

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Fifty Days Later

Christmas and Easter are the two holidays most cherished by the Church, and rightly so. They are inseparable. Without the birth of Christ, there would be no cross. Without the cross and resurrection, His birth would have little meaning. Both … Continue reading

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