Suffering That Strengthens Faith

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Christians care about all suffering — especially eternal suffering. That’s the greatest danger every city faces. 

Not being afraid shows that you treasure God as your generous Shepherd, Father, and King. 

There tends to be this stereotype of the faith that uses Christianity as a safety net. We will shout with joy and praise the name of God, but do you truly find faith in Jesus Christ? When your faith is tested, will you still be obedient and trust the voice of God? In this episode ... Show More

Sure, there are times when it’s just hard to believe what the Catholic Faith tells us, but when someone says “I’m losing my faith,” or “I lost my faith,” there’s something much more serious going on there. Fr. Mike examines this problem, but emphasizes that we actually can’t lose ... Show More

In today’s episode, I teach from several Verses that teach us how to Keep a Strong Faith. We need a strong faith to make sure we don’t abandon that faith. 

<p>Ever felt like your faith is hanging by a thread? In this episode, Christine Caine shares the truth about what it means to live by faith when you don’t feel full of faith. Through Scripture and story, she reveals how trusting God is less about your feelings and more about your ... Show More

<p>Friends, this Sunday, I want to talk to you once again about faith. As I’ve said before, faith is the most misunderstood word in the religious vocabulary. And both the first reading and the Gospel today shed very interesting light on the nature of faith, which is not a kind of ... Show More

Faith makes God so real to Us. This is what we learn in this episode 

<p> It’s not enough to just secure our own faith. In order to attain the heights of righteousness, we must also care about the faith of others. Check out today&apos;s content to see how we can reach higher levels of faith by examining our interactions with others. </p> 

<p>Friends, on this Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, our second reading from the Letter to the Hebrews offers us a great biblical description of faith. I stand with Paul Tillich, the Protestant theologian, who said that faith is the most misunderstood word in the religious voc ... Show More