You Gotta Have Faith, by Michael A. Verdicchio If your faith is big enough you will make it to heaven. Blind faith is the way you prove to God that you really are serious. Having faith and doing what is right in God's eyes is what will get you saved. Statements like those, and others like them, do not help people to get closer to God. Many times they do just the opposite. In this article find out what "faith" really is. Published 16Dec2009, viewed 378 times
Saints Clare and Francis and Christmas, by Bob and Penny Lord Family, Christmas is and has always been a special time in our lives and the lives of our brothers and sisters who have preceded us, the Saints. Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi were great lovers of Christmas. Francis was actually the one who created the Christmas Creche, or Nativity Scene as we know it today. Published 06Jan2010, viewed 1013 times
Ecclesiastes Study -- Beauty, by Ben Mester Ecclesiastes is definitely one of the most complex books of the Bible. It's poetic, philosophical nature asks many of the tough questions that we often neglect in our modern age. Published 05Jan2010, viewed 336 times
Trials and Tribulations, by Phillip Ross Anyone who thinks that s/he had a secure standing before the Lord because of baptism needs to think again, and to repent of such presumption, lest s/he fall. Paul had in mind those Corinthian leaders who had opposed him by teaching the wisdom of the world as if it were the wisdom of Christ. Published 07Dec2009, viewed 430 times
The Many Faces of Mary, by Bob and Penny Lord Why not another story on Mary? Where is our greatest hope? Where have been our greatest victories? Who really loves you? Who will take care of you if you but reach out and ask for help? If you want to know how much Our Lady loves you, and is there for you, read the chapters of this book. Meditate on them. Think about what your needs are. Ask for them. Published 01Jan2010, viewed 697 times
Obama's escalation in Afghanistan, should Christians take a side?, by Aaron Taylor On the eve of the election last November, I wrote a thinly-veiled endorsement of Barack Obama and blasted it out to my friends and family. Now after listening to President Obama's speech trying to sell the American people on his decision to escalate the war in Afghanistan, there's a verse of Scripture that's taken on a profound new significance, "Do not put your trust in princes, nor in a son of man in whom there is no help" (Psalm 146:3). Published 04Dec2009, viewed 306 times
Consequences of Sin, by Phillip Ross Why would God bless His own people with genuine spiritual food, and then let them die in the desert? They were God's people, right? Why didn't God protect them? Why didn't God preserve or persevere with them? Why would God allow His precious baptized lambs to die in the wilderness? That is exactly what Paul was trying to get the Corinthians to see because that is exactly what God had done. Published 03Dec2009, viewed 320 times
Keep Christ in Christmas, by Bob and Penny Lord Family, Christmas is and has always been a special time for us. It is a celebration, the birthday of Our Lord Jesus. It is a time of rejoicing, eating too much at times, and giving gifts from the heart, gifts that have meaning for us to the ones we love. Published 28Dec2009, viewed 576 times
Soul Winning Strategy, by Phillip Ross Paul went for the real gusto, Jesus Christ by becoming all things to all people. Christ calls us to do more than we think we can. He calls us all to exceed our own expectations because He has sent His Holy Spirit to dwell with His people to accomplish for them -- for us -- what we cannot of ourselves accomplish. Published 30Nov2009, viewed 459 times
God's GPS, by Michael A. Verdicchio In life many times people are spinning their wheels. They are uncertain about the future and how to get where they desire to go. They have an idea of where they want their lives to be, but many times have a difficult time getting there. Why not use God's GPS? Published 28Nov2009, viewed 378 times
Santo Nino de Atocha - Miracles of El Nino, by Bob and Penny Lord There are many recorded miracles attributed to the Child Jesus known as El Nino or Santo Nino de Atocha. We have listed a few of them here to give you a taste of what has been happening. Published 25Dec2009, viewed 1259 times
The Infant of Prague during the War years, by Bob and Penny Lord Devotion to the Infant of Prague started during the time of Saint Teresa of Avila in Spain and traveled to Prague with the Carmelites there. This devotion survived the ravages of the 20th century and continues to this day. Published 24Dec2009, viewed 482 times
Gospel Expense, by Phillip Ross The presentation of the gospel must be freed from the encumbrances of the inane and petty dung that has captured church pulpits. Published 25Nov2009, viewed 337 times
God's Word and a Healthy Diet, by Louis Jeffries Follow God's Word. Eat a healthy Diet. Be obedient to God and he will bless you with health and long life. Published 22Dec2009, viewed 215 times
The Apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe, by Bob and Penny Lord The Lady asked him to climb up the hill to the place where they had met previously. "There you will see many flowers; gather them carefully and place them together in your tilma; then bring them down and show them to me." Published 20Dec2009, viewed 834 times
Necessary Freedom, by Phillip Ross Paul was compelled to preach freely. So, out of necessity he preached freely. But which is it? Did Paul preach out of freedom or out of necessity? The answer, of course, is yes. Published 22Nov2009, viewed 328 times
Send God A Text!, by Michael A. Verdicchio Each day we are in communication with other people, why not with God? Phone calls, emails, instant messages, texts, why not send God a text or two, or three, during the day? We tell people throughout the day what we are thinking about or planning, why not tell God too? Published 21Nov2009, viewed 312 times
Pope John Paul II Movie, by Bob and Penny Lord Family, we want to share with you about our Pope John Paul II. Some years ago, Bob and I traveled with Brother Joseph and Luz Elena to Poland and Rome to make a documentary on Pope John Paul II' Dry Martyr. All I could think was how could he have lived through all that horror and still have love and empathy in his heart. Published 25Nov2009, viewed 571 times
Dinesh D'souza, the New Atheism, and Constantinian Christianity, by Aaron Taylor Last week at the Innovative Evangelism Conference I got a chance to hear Dinesh D'Souza speak to a standing room only crowd. Dinesh D'Souza is a renowned Christian apologist known for taking on the proponents of the New Atheism (people like Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens). He's also one of America's most influential conservative thinkers. Published 20Nov2009, viewed 246 times
The Apparition at Knock Ireland - August 21, 1879, by Bob and Penny Lord She saw what she thought were statues of Our Lady, St. Joseph, and a Bishop, standing alongside a new altar, on top of which was a statue of a Lamb with a Cross. Published 16Dec2009, viewed 820 times
Pay The Piper, by Phillip Ross In spite of that rightful claim upon the Corinthian purse, Paul did not request or receive any such care. Why not? Because he did not want to give the impression that his ministry was motivated by monetary concerns. He did not want to be perceived as a hired gun that had come in to clean up the Corinthian church. He did not want to put an obstacle in the way of the gospel of Christ. Published 15Nov2009, viewed 344 times
Freedom's Limits, by Phillip Ross Against the tide of unrestrained freedom, Paul argued for caution and restraint. Here and elsewhere Paul argued that freedom in Christ did not mean that Christians were free to do whatever they wanted to do, even if there was nothing ultimately wrong with some particular action. But rather, Christians were free in Christ to live in obedience to Christ, free to care for and model behavior suited to the least discerning of Christ's people. Published 15Nov2009, viewed 380 times
Saint John of the Cross and his path of self-renunciation, by Bob and Penny Lord Nothing that St. John of the Cross would write, in later years, was as uncompromising as the standards he set for himself and St. Teresa, of self-renunciation. Published 16Dec2009, viewed 467 times
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