Encouragement for when you’re feeling beat up—embrace the climb, persevere through challenges, and trust the journey to fulfill your God-given purpose.

Discover how to harness your finances with prayer, goals, and discipline—choose the right economic engines to fuel your vocation, generosity, and legacy.

Discover how Jesus’ wineskin metaphor inspires renewal in today’s turbulent times—rebuild society, strengthen faith, and embrace fresh leadership for transformation.

Reflect on activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the state of civil discourse—calling for courage, faith, and a return to core values.

Celebrate ministry milestones and Independence Day—remember your ‘why’ and keep fighting for faith, family, and freedom.

Reflecting on watching the 2013 papal election, this post celebrates the Holy Spirit’s guidance and hopes for unity and renewal with Pope Leo XIV.

Discover Live Victorious—a faith-based singles program in Buffalo. Join a hike and hear an engagement story to inspire purposeful relationships.

This Holy Thursday reflection celebrates the Triduum and the Eucharist, urging us to embrace the Paschal sacrifice and enter the heart of faith.

Using the story of Jonah, this Ash Wednesday reflection urges us to confront our mission, repent and act courageously as we begin Lent, priming our hearts for the journey ahead.

This post celebrates the birth of our fourth child, Levi Robert Jarosz, sharing a candid glimpse into newborn life, big-brother reactions, and the joys and challenges of expanding our family.

This Father’s Day reflection recounts cherished moments with his daughter Isabella, celebrates the blessings of fatherhood, and encourages readers to honor their dads and share their own fatherhood stories.

There are real failures happening in the culture today. Bad people want your kid’s minds and souls. Be aware and defend the family. The righteous men and women need to speak up and start making a pushback for values and against vice. Teach your kids well because no one has a greater interest than you.

Food is an incredible gift. The pilgrims thought so too when the Wampanoag Indians came to celebrate that first Thanksgiving after a hard 1621, bringing a variety of local foods from around Plymouth. While cooking is enjoyable and fun, hospitality runs far deeper by setting the tone for relationships and environment.

Advent is more than Christmas to-dos. After I took a long exhale and regrouped I changed my mind. We put a YouTube crackling fire on the TV and opened up some books and snuggled in. The kids smothered me on the floor as I read and Ani sat behind me…

Using a messy second-floor bathroom flood as a metaphor, this post encourages leaders to focus on solutions, stay calm, and find humor and lessons when things go wrong.

This post teaches how to accept losses gracefully: keep your head high, learn lessons, and see losses as opportunities to grow in leadership and life.

This post encourages readers to recognize and celebrate victories big or small, emphasizing temperance, gratitude and sharing joy with others to cultivate a positive leadership and life.

When we do what is given to us faithfully, God provides the rest. Every yes, no, maybe, and yes-then-nos, or no-then-yeses all along the way provide exactly what the Lord has intended.

“Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” Napoleon Hill I saw a presentation a long time ago that stuck with me. The presenter was talking about how to lay out your priorities in planning. He started by talking about how everything is constantly vying for your attention, to equal urgency … Continue reading Big Rocks vs Little Rocks

You have great things on your mind and heart. That greatness isn’t the “worldly greatness” but one of the Lord. That’s different. It’s life-giving. What dream do you need to breathe life into with action?