Have you ever longed to feel really settled in who you are and what you have to offer? Walk through this exploration in how we come to self-possession.

Feeling stuck in life’s monotony and searching for meaning is a universal experience, but it’s possible to move from anxiety to purpose.

Andrew’s story shows how deep suffering and broken coping can be transformed by love, dignity, and respect, revealing that healing and purpose are possible for anyone.

A compelling case for reclaiming our attention through digital minimalism.

When Franny Glass clings to the Jesus Prayer in Franny and Zooey, she unknowingly mirrors a growing body of research: prayer helps calm the soul. This article explores how contemplative practices—like the Jesus Prayer, gratitude, and the rosary—can reduce stress, foster surrender, and deepen our awareness of God’s presence in everyday life.

This reflection challenges our noisy, hyperconnected culture by inviting us to rediscover silence—not as absence, but as a sacred space for rest, empathy, and encounter with God. It reminds us that in the quiet, we come home to ourselves and to the voice of the One who dwells within.

This reflection invites us to begin our days not with noise, but with nourishment—through books that awaken wonder, peace, and presence. By turning first to beauty and wisdom, we reconnect with what’s true and grounding before entering the rush of the world.

When mindfulness brought calm but not healing, I discovered centering prayer — not just a way inward, but a way home. Where meditation ended with self, centering prayer brought me to Someone Else: Christ, waiting in love. It’s not about performance, but presence. In stillness, I found not emptiness — but grace.

A clear, compelling introduction to the core beliefs of the Christian faith.

Feeling restless or unsure of your purpose? You're not alone. Sometimes God's call isn’t in big moves or loud revelations, but in the quiet work of loving well—right where we are. Through silence, trust, and small acts of faithfulness, we begin to see that the ordinary is often where our truest purpose is revealed.

This article offers hope for those with anxiety by sharing Bible verses that remind us God is with us, provides peace beyond understanding, and invites us to cast our worries on Him. Trusting God helps us find comfort and courage in life’s challenges.

Feeling burned out at work? You're not alone. From identifying root causes to practicing gratitude, this reflection offers small but meaningful steps to help restore clarity, purpose, and peace in your daily rhythm—inviting you to prioritize well, lean on support, and listen for God’s quiet call to renewal.

Forgiveness is not about letting go for our sake alone — it’s about choosing love in the face of pain. It’s about restoring what’s broken, even when justice is still unfolding. True forgiveness costs us something — pride, control, even safety — but it also sets us free to love again, and become whole.

In a year marked by joy, upheaval, and deep sorrow, I wrestled with uncertainty and sought solace in God’s presence. Through illness, isolation, and loss, I discovered the quiet strength of wonder and awe. Though suffering persists, hope remains—fiercely fought for, deeply felt, and sustained only by grace.

A reflection on how faith equips us to live with courage in the midst of uncertainty, cultural anxiety, and personal fear. This piece encourages trust in God’s presence and reminds us that fear doesn’t have to define our choices or shape our worldview. It’s a timely and encouraging resource for those looking to walk with boldness and peace.

A practical guide to recovering peace, clarity, and connection with God in the chaos of modern life.

God doesn’t give us dreams to tease us—He gives them to lead us. When we invite Him into our hopes and longings, we discover that our deepest desires often echo His call for our lives. This is an invitation to dream with God, trust His timing, and pursue a life of bold, joyful purpose.

This reflection shares how a month of daily Ignatian Examen prayer deepened awareness of God’s presence, turning routine gratitude into Spirit-led reflection. It invites us to notice small blessings, embrace emotions, and set daily intentions that move us from doing to being in God’s love.

This reflection encourages cultivating a lifestyle of gratitude through presence and intentionality. By noticing daily gifts and expressing thanks to others, we deepen our awareness of God’s love. Gratitude grows slowly but transforms our hearts toward joy and connection with the world around us.

This reflection offers spiritual and practical guidance for discerning your path in life. Through prayer, conversation, and self-awareness, it encourages us to listen for God’s invitations and trust that even one small step taken with Him can lead to a life of purpose and peace.

This reflection reminds us that a full life isn’t found in busyness, but in joy rooted in gratitude, trust, and authentic encounters. Amid the stress of modern life, it offers practical ways to slow down, entrust our hearts to God, and rediscover the joy we were made for.

A vulnerable personal testimony of encountering Christ in the depths of mental illness. This story offers hope and solidarity to those struggling with depression or bipolar disorder, revealing how God’s presence can bring peace, purpose, and healing in the midst of suffering.

Inspiring insights on faith, love, and the trials and triumphs of the spiritual life.

The four pillars of lasting happiness aren’t what you think

Helping families reconnect, one question at a time.

Helping your kids step into the world starts with helping them know who they are.

How your early attachments shape your marriage, and how healing is possible.

Navigating anxiety in marriage with honesty, empathy, and tools that foster connection, not isolation.

Create intentionality in your long-term relationship and reconnect with your partner.

An honest reflection on the fundamental issues of life, death, and faith in the midst of loss.

A book for finding purpose and strength in times of great despair, through the riveting account of Frankl's time in the Nazi concentration camps.

This reflection reminds us that joy is more than a fleeting feeling—it’s a habit of the heart, cultivated through gratitude, service, forgiveness, and a willingness to seek the good. Rooted in God’s love, joy becomes a steady light we can receive and share, no matter our circumstances.

An invitation to contemplate the nature of love, and how it shapes the way we live.

For those looking to build their faith lives, prayer can be a powerful tool. But beyond reciting Our Fathers and Hail Marys, what can it look like?

I used to see only the pain my family caused — but healing began when I started to see the full picture, and chose to live differently.

This reflection invites us to rediscover the power of reading—not just as a habit, but as a way to grow in intellect, empathy, and wonder. It reminds us that reading deeply can shape who we are, helping us live more thoughtful, compassionate, and purposeful lives.