
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 4 Types of Careers, and How to Find Yours
Many people think a successful career moves in a straight line, always upward and forward. But life isn’t that neat. There are actually four different career paths, and which one is best for you depends on your individual psychology. In this episode of Office Hours, I talk about why the happiest...

Discovery of self-possession
Have you ever felt unsettled in yourself? You walk into a room and it's like you lose yourself? Or maybe it's more a state of being--you feel like you're always looking for a place, person, job, or context to figure out this longing of who you are and what you offer? In this video, we walk through...

A Rubric For Your Vision of Life
What is a vision for life? We see it as a cohesive and clear view of your life that aligns with your value system and human needs, and that you have capacity to live out. This is the kind of work we do at Glass Canvas Ministries – desiring for everyone to have a cohesive vision for life. When it...

The art and science of happiness
Harvard Professor of happiness, Arthur Brooks, turns the tables on the idea of the “bucket list” as a way of achieving satisfaction, showing us where real joy and contentment are far more likely to be found, in the everyday investments of faith, deep relationships, meaningful work, and love....

Why You Feel What You Feel
“Do I have my emotions or do my emotions have me? Have I graduated past the level of emotional intelligence that most people get stuck in? That, of a nine-year-old? Is it possible to live a life of freedom inside of a clarified understanding of where I end and others begin? Do I live with an...
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