
Apparently God Trusts… Me?
I'm struck by the fact that God actually trusts us. He trusts us to cooperate, He trusts us to act, He trusts us to dig deep and go beyond the shallow and superficial. Essentially, He is asking us to do the hard work and trusts us to actually do it. The problem is that if I’m being honest, I hate...

Are You on the Path God Wants You On?
Are you drifting into danger? Fr. Mark-Mary Ames reminds us how easy it is to stray from the Lord through little actions. For t...

Kevin
Meet Kevin, a member of Glass Canvas Ministries and part of our Accompaniment Training team. Kevin spent most of his life feeling the pressure to become a certain version of himself. But this was determined by ideas of success that he saw around him, in culture, family, and outside of himself. It...

Alex
Meet Alex, a friend of Glass Canvas Ministries who has been accompanied by members of our team through his worldview. He spent much of his life pursuing his dreams, to the point of sacrificing his wife, children, and community. His drive to find success in comedy led him to a point of breaking, and...

How To Lead, Whether You’re In Charge or Not
Perhaps you want more influence. Maybe you’re pursuing a promotion that requires leadership. Maybe it's clear: you want to be a...

The Search
What is this journey in between the event we call “birth” and the one we call “death” and what is the meaning of life for Christians? Is the journey taking you somewhere, or are you leading yourself to some kind of destination – a destination that could extend beyond your last breath? What do you...

Identity Crisis: Why Defining Yourself by Your Career Is a Problem
“The party’s going to finish,” says HBS Professor and co-author (with Oprah Winfrey) of "Build the Life You Want" Arthur C. Brooks. Here are some steps you can take to mentally and emotionally prepare for the inevitable.

The Science of Happiness in 15 minutes
We hope you enjoy this fascinating talk from Professor Arthur Brooks on the pursuit of happiness, and why it seems hard to come by in today's culture.

Becoming the man God made me to be
I used to wake up late on a Sunday, and go to the nearest bar around noon. I was grabbing a drink, I was hanging out for the game, I was eating lunch. I was staying longer for the afternoon game. I was running to mass really quick at night, squeezing it in, then getting back home and watching more...
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