The living hope secured for us in the resurrection is rooted in God’s promises.

The historical account of St. Patrick isn’t about snakes or shamrocks but about a wounded young man who let God turn captivity into a calling, fear into courage, and obscurity into a legacy that continues to shape the world.

While the seasons of this life will ebb and flow, and one may spill into the next, we are wise to embrace them without looking back. Indeed, in seasons of loss, we will experience grief and pain, but we cannot remain here, for God has promised to be with us from one season to the next.

Modern translators often have access to manuscripts that were not available to early translators... The simplified language they use supports — rather than compromises — understanding of the doctrine of Jesus Christ.