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    Enkindle: Family Scripture Reflections

    ENKINDLE: Family Scripture Reflections is a weekly family scripture reflection podcast offered by Enkindle Catholic that is designed for families with kids between 3rd-8th grade. Short and practical scripture reflections on the Sunday readings draw families deeper into the Word of God. The messages are easy to digest, practical, and made for the whole family to enjoy.

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    Enkindle 80 – 11.21.21 – Kingdom of Love Nov 17, 2021
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    In this reflection for the The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, Kristen Fisher shows that the kingdom of Jesus looks very different than any other kingdom because it’s everywhere, it’s for everyone, and it’s built on love.

    Jesus builds a kingdom that cannot be conquered because it’s made of something stronger and more powerful than towers, walls, weapons, and armies. This is because Jesus conquers through truth and love. And he builds his kingdom out of truth and love. Love is far stronger than any stone tower, and it is more powerful than any weapon that has ever been created. Love alone can conquer.

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    The new Playbook for the Spiritual Life Series on setusablaze.tv. Learn from the wisdom of St. Ignatius and his Rules of Discernment. Watch the trailer and then use the coupon code PLAYBOOKENKINDLE25 to save 25% on the purchase of the this life-changing series.

    We are proud to present this new series in collaboration with Fr. Timothy Gallagher, O.M.V., known as “America’s preeminent writer on Ignatian spiritual direction and discernment,” and Catholic University of America’s head football coach, Mike Gutelius.

    Playbook for the Spiritual Life: Ignatius’ 14 Rules for Discernment is an engaging, comprehensive, and accessible introduction to St. Ignatius’ famous 14 rules, designed to help disciples of all ages open their hearts and hear the Lord’s voice as they navigate the spiritual life. Ready to buy? Use this special link for Enkindle listeners to immediately apply the coupon to your cart.

    The post Enkindle 80 – 11.21.21 – Kingdom of Love appeared first on numinous.fm.


    Enkindle 79 – 11.14.21 – Spiritual Battle Nov 10, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Kristen Fisher encourages us to remember that even in times of distress and tribulation, we are never alone in our suffering, and that we can trust in God’s goodness and in his power.

    Jesus is stronger and more powerful than all of the distress and tribulation and suffering that has ever happened, or that will ever happen. Today’s readings remind us that yes, in this life we will experience suffering perhaps even great distress and tribulation, but we are never alone in that suffering. God has also sent St. Michael, along with his angels to do spiritual battle against Satan for us. Kristen tells a story of how Satan and St. Michael differed in their response to God’s creation of humanity, and that story should give us hope that we have a powerful ally on our side to help us fight temptations and avoid sin, which is the cause of so much pain and misery on Earth.

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    33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

    The new Playbook for the Spiritual Life Series on setusablaze.tv. Learn from the wisdom of St. Ignatius and his Rules of Discernment. Watch the trailer and then use the coupon code PLAYBOOKENKINDLE25 to save 25% on the purchase of the this life-changing series.

    We are proud to present this new series in collaboration with Fr. Timothy Gallagher, O.M.V., known as “America’s preeminent writer on Ignatian spiritual direction and discernment,” and Catholic University of America’s head football coach, Mike Gutelius.

    Playbook for the Spiritual Life: Ignatius’ 14 Rules for Discernment is an engaging, comprehensive, and accessible introduction to St. Ignatius’ famous 14 rules, designed to help disciples of all ages open their hearts and hear the Lord’s voice as they navigate the spiritual life. Ready to buy? Use this special link for Enkindle listeners to immediately apply the coupon to your cart.

    The post Enkindle 79 – 11.14.21 – Spiritual Battle appeared first on numinous.fm.


    Enkindle 78 – 11.7.21 – Two Coins Nov 03, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, Catherine and Patrick Sullivan remind us that what matters most is that we go “all in” with God, trusting that he will take whatever we can give him and use that to do heroic things.

    In the Bible, God is always surprising us by taking people who background characters and raising them up and making them the heroes. The stories in the readings show that it doesn’t matter how much we have to give, if we entrust what we have, whether it be gifts, talents, abilities, money, or whatever, he can do something great with them, because it’s by His power that great things are done, and not our own.

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    32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

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    The post Enkindle 78 – 11.7.21 – Two Coins appeared first on numinous.fm.


    Enkindle 77 – 10.31.21 – Above All Oct 27, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time, Colin MacIver reminds us that if we love God first, and above all, everything else falls into place.

    While it might seem like everyone likes to tell us what we can’t do, and which rules to follow, Jesus makes it a point in the Gospel that our first aim should be to love God with all our mind, heart, soul, and strength. Doing that puts everything else into perspective and makes all of the complicated stuff fall into place.

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    31st Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

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    Enkindle 76 – 10.24.21 – Don’t Listen to the Crowd Oct 20, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Erik Arnold reminds us to go to Jesus, no matter what the crowd may be saying to us.

    We were made for Jesus. We were made to follow Jesus. But sometimes the people in our life, the crowds around us, try to stop that from happening. Sometimes they try to discourage us, sometimes they’re angry at us for trying to follow Jesus. Maybe you can think of some people in your life right now who try to do that to you, who try to lead you the wrong way.

    What do we do? Today let’s pray for the grace and help to do what Bartimaeus did: to ignore the crowd and focus on Jesus, to listen to Jesus as he calls us.

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    30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

    The post Enkindle 76 – 10.24.21 – Don’t Listen to the Crowd appeared first on numinous.fm.


    Enkindle 75 – 10.17.21 – Worth the Cost Oct 13, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Kristen Fisher reminds us that it cost Jesus everything to save us, and he thought we were worth the cost.

    Remember that real love requires real sacrifice and service. Jesus showed us this, his whole life, but especially on the cross, that serving and sacrificing for the ones we love is not optional. It is the truest demonstration of love. Let us allow the crucifixes in our lives and in our churches and in our homes to be more than wall hangings and signs to the world that we’re Catholic.

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    29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

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    Enkindle 74 – 10.10.21 – Everything is Not Enough Oct 06, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Kristen Fisher relates the Gospel with the story of St. Francis, a man who gave up everything to follow Jesus completely.

    St. Francis started to feel like even though he had everything, everything was not enough. He was still wanting something, looking for something, hungry for something. God had made Francis for more than just wealth or popularity or success or parties. God had made Francis for something way more wonderful.

    So everything else he had, even all stacked up and added together, was not enough. Francis was made to live in a relationship with God to follow Jesus all of his earthly life so that he could spend his eternal life with him in heaven. So Francis gave up literally everything so that he could follow Jesus more completely

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    28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

    The post Enkindle 74 – 10.10.21 – Everything is Not Enough appeared first on numinous.fm.


    Enkindle 73 – 10.03.21 – Mystery of the Family Sep 29, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Colin MacIver shows us that the readings give us a glimpse of the great mystery of the Trinity in the family.

    Jesus is drawing us back to what he came to restore, which is the goodness of the family, the goodness of what it is to be created, male and female in the likeness and the image of God in a way that’s irrevocable, in a way that reflects God’s love.

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    Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

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    Enkindle 72 – 09.26.21 – Envy Sep 21, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Erik Arnold encourages us to rejoice over the blessings and gifts that others have received.

    Envy and jealousy are terrible and destructive things, especially when we’re envy over how generous the Lord is in giving gifts to other people. The virtue that overcomes envy is magnanimity, which allows us to rejoice when someone else is blessed, and to feel saddened when they hurt. The Lord wants us to rejoice in his generosity. Let’s ask the Lord to heal our hearts of any envy, and help us to rejoice and be happy when he pours out his gifts to everyone who knows Him.

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    Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

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    Enkindle 71 – 09.19.21 – Willing to be Last Sep 15, 2021
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    In this reflection for the Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Deacon Steve Sarnecki challenges us to be like Jesus, and be willing to serve and love others first.

    Do you remember a time when you were first, rather than last? A time when someone in your family let you use the shower first? Or when you got to ride in the front car of a roller coaster? It’s an awesome feeling. The readings this weekend remind us that a follower of Christ is willing to be last. Jesus made it clear that we are made to love, and with that, we are made to serve.

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    Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2021

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