The Key to Your Dreams: Endurance

Challenge. Adversity. Hardship.

What do you do in the face of these? Do you take them head on, or do they overtake you? Jesus only gives one option. Endurance.

Today, listen to Allen recount an inspiring story about one famous man’s story of endurance and discover how incredible things will happen in your life when you persist.


Daily Message from Pope Francis – Flight or Force

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021

“We can ask ourselves: how do we react to situations that are not right? In the face of adversity, there are always two temptations. The first is flight: we can run away, turn our backs, trying to keep aloof from it all. The second is to react with anger, with a show of force… Jesus, on the other hand, changed history. How? With the humble power of love, with His patient witness.  This is what we are called to do; and this is how God fulfils His promises… God’s promises guarantee unrivalled joy and never disappoint. But how are they fulfilled? Through our weaknesses. God makes blessed those who travel the path of their inner poverty to the very end.” Pope Francis


Meditation of the Day – Securing Possession of Your Soul

“It is by endurance that you will secure possession of your souls (Luke 21:18). The possession of a soul means the undisturbed mastery of oneself, which is the secret of inner peace, as distinguished from a thousand agitations which make it fearful, unhappy, and disappointed. Only when a soul is possessed can anything else be enjoyed. Our Lord here meant patience in adversity, trial, and persecution. At the end of three hours on the Cross, He would so possess His soul that He would render it back to the Heavenly Father.”— Fulton J. Sheen, p. 322


Morning Offering – Fix Your Mind on His Passion

“Fix your minds on the passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. Inflamed with love for us, he came down from heaven to redeem us. For our sake he endured every torment of body and soul and shrank from no bodily pain. He himself gave us an example of perfect patience and love. We, then, are to be patient in adversity.”
— St. Francis of Paola