Dennis McIntyre1 min read The Solemnity of Saint Peter and Saint Paul is Sunday, June 29. These are two foundational leaders of the Catholic Church. Jesus built His Church on Peter, whom he called His "rock." Saint Paul shared the Gospel tirelessly across the Roman world. Please share your thoughts on this article in the "Comments" section.
Peace
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/faith4today/2025/06/the-solemnity-of-saints-peter-and-paul-apostles/
Dennis McIntyre
How true are these words? We find it so much easier to forgive others than ourselves. Instead of focusing on God's mercy, we focus on the guilt and shame of the things we have done. God has forgiven us and moved on. We should, too.
Dennis McIntyre
"Listening" for God is often overlooked. We may speak to God frequently, but do we take the time to listen? "Listening" could be a voice, a thought, a feeling, or someone coming into your life to say or do something at the right time. Always be aware for God's response.
Dennis McIntyre
We read this phrase repeatedly in the Bible, yet we still struggle with it. This is an invitation to trust God. This is not simply encouragement; it is spiritual truth. Fear can stop us from stepping into our purpose. God is with us always. That is His promise. Trust God.
Dennis McIntyre
Sometimes, we think we're in control. We're not. Everything you encounter on a daily basis is God's will, and He will be with you through everything. Always trust God.
Dennis McIntyre
Jesus chose us and called us by name for a specific purpose in our lives. Think about that - our God, who made the world and everything in it, felt we needed to be part of it. Living our lives intentionally, loving ourselves and others, all to fulfill the purpose...
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Every so often, I come across a verse or passage in Scripture that hits me in an unexpected way. These verses tend to be in the Old Testament; they ALWAYS make me weirdly self-reflective, as a res…
Dennis McIntyreHow true are these words? We find it so much easier to forgive others than ourselves. Instead of focusing on God's mercy, we focus on the guilt and shame of the things we have done. God has forgiven us and moved on. We should, too.
Dennis McIntyre"Listening" for God is often overlooked. We may speak to God frequently, but do we take the time to listen? "Listening" could be a voice, a thought, a feeling, or someone coming into your life to say or do something at the right time. Always be aware for God's response.
Dennis McIntyreWe read this phrase repeatedly in the Bible, yet we still struggle with it. This is an invitation to trust God. This is not simply encouragement; it is spiritual truth. Fear can stop us from stepping into our purpose. God is with us always. That is His promise. Trust God.
Dennis McIntyreSometimes, we think we're in control. We're not. Everything you encounter on a daily basis is God's will, and He will be with you through everything. Always trust God.
Dennis McIntyreJesus chose us and called us by name for a specific purpose in our lives. Think about that - our God, who made the world and everything in it, felt we needed to be part of it. Living our lives intentionally, loving ourselves and others, all to fulfill the purpose...