Dying to self is about putting aside our own desires and prioritizing love for God and others. It involves surrendering doubts, fears, and selfishness to embrace a new life in Christ. This journey requires faith, daily commitment, and trusting in God's guidance. Ultimately, it leads to healing, forgiveness, and a true understanding of living.
The daily miracles we often overlook inspire gratitude. Reflecting on our daughter’s recovery from cancer, our enduring marriage, and personal growth, we recognize divine agency. During adversity, such as surviving a category five hurricane or overcoming addiction, we witness God's work. Choosing faith allows us to embrace miracles and find peace in God's love and presence.
I am humbled and grateful when I consider the sacrifice that Christ made for me. But, is that enough? Is accepting Jesus as my Savior all I'm called to do?
The Last Supper was the first Holy Eucharist. The first communion ever celebrated. That it was offered on the eve of Christ’s suffering and death was part of God’s plan.
Recovery takes courage. Staying the course requires dying to ourselves and a whole lot of faith. This year on my birthday I did a thing. I’d been thinking about it for some time. But, I waited until it felt right. Until I knew, without doubt or fear, that staying the course meant more to me... Continue Reading →
There’s a lot going on in the world. We’re facing hardships and suffering on a global scale. It’s enough to make us wonder if God has forsaken us.
