Years of Sin Wiped Clean in an Instant | Divine Mercy

Chris Stefanick reflects on Divine Mercy Sunday: why no soul is too far gone, the witness of Fr. Damien, and how mercy must have hands and feet.
The Hidden Grace of Divine Mercy Sunday | Fr. Chris Alar

Fr. Chris Alar joins Chris Stefanick to reveal the hidden grace of Divine Mercy Sunday—a promise of complete forgiveness available to every Catholic.
The Shroud of Turin: 15 Facts Science Still Can’t Explain

Chris Stefanick explores 15 mind-blowing scientific facts about the Shroud of Turin and what it reveals about Christ’s Passion and Resurrection.
Stop Giving Yourself a Free Pass | Palm Sunday Reflection

Every person who crucified Jesus gave themselves a free pass. This Palm Sunday, Chris Stefanick challenges us to stop doing the same—and enter Holy Week with honesty and gratitude.
The Science of Motivation | Dr. Tom Zimmer

Dr. Tom Zimmer, PhD researcher and Wyoming Catholic College professor, joins Chris Stefanick to unpack the science of motivation—how to inspire your kids, strengthen your faith, and finally do what you know you should.
Having Faith BEFORE the Miracle Happens

In this Sunday’s Gospel on the raising of Lazarus, Chris Stefanick reflects on Martha’s raw faith in the middle—before the miracle—and invites you to trust God right where you are.
The Hidden Addiction in Fitness Culture | Patrick Devenny

Patrick Devenny opens up about his hidden battle with eating disorders and fitness obsession, and how faith and community led him to healing.
Who was the REAL St. Patrick?

Eddie Cotter Jr. reveals the true story of St. Patrick — a kidnapped slave who became one of history’s greatest missionaries.
God Is Not Punishing You (The Truth About Suffering)

Is God punishing you through suffering? Chris Stefanick unpacks Jesus’ answer and reveals what the cross tells us about pain.
He Thought Catholics Were Wrong…Until He Encountered the Truth

Jeremy Rivera was an evangelical pastor convinced Catholics didn’t know Jesus—until honest conversations about Mary, the Eucharist, and authority led him home to the Church.