What kind of man was Jesus that He could look a fisherman in the eye and say, ‘Follow me’—and that man would leave everything?” This episode brings listeners into the world of first-century Galilean fishermen: men who worked through the night, battled unpredictable waters, carried the responsibility of providing for their families, and lived in […]

Dan visits Bethlehem Catholic High School to talk with principal Dr. Dean Donoher, chaplain Father Stephen Isaac, and athletic director Matt Corsi about launching Catholic Athletes for Christ, alongside a schoolwide “Virtue Equals Strength” program which grew from a shared sense that sports should form disciples, not just athletes and prioritize putting Christ ahead of […]

Dan visits Mary, Our Lady of Sorrows, at the foot of the Cross, where the victory was won by her greatest act of love: refusing to leave.

Dan dusts off some old 45’s for a listen to the B-sides, noticing how God looks at the heart and often chooses “B-side” figures, because the world’s B-side may be the A-side of the Kingdom.

Ted Williams, the Red Sox Hall of Famer often called the greatest hitter of all time, had extraordinary 20/10 vision that supposedly let him see the commissioner’s signature on a pitched ball—but that the gift was paired with relentless practice and study of pitchers. Dan explores physical sight and the work of learning to see […]