5 Ways Protestant ‘Dunks’ on Catholics Backfire

In this episode Trent Horn examines how Protestant arguments against Catholicism can backfire...

How God Used a ‘Nobody’ to Convert 10 Million People at Guadalupe

I’m so excited for you to watch this week’s Sunday Reflection that I filmed on a recent pilgrimage to Mexico City while literally climbing up Tepeyac Hill, the place where Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to St. Juan Diego in 1531. It doesn’t get much humbler than Juan Diego. He was a peasant, an absolute nobody by the standards of the world. But God chose to work through him to bring about the largest mass conversion to Christianity in history...

What may seem like a delay from God is often simply the unfolding of his perfect plan for you...

Are you waiting to find "the one?" The perfect job? Maybe just a general feeling of contentment in your life? God's timing is often (usually!) not our timing. So what can you do? Meet Blessed Sebastian of Aparicio—a man who built roads, made a fortune, and waited decades for his deepest prayer to be answered, but it didn't go quite like he envisioned it. His story is a powerful reminder...

Go Behind the Scenes of the ‘Hallow’ App With Co-Founder Alex Jones

It’s a simple idea with profound results: use a smartphone app to guide people into a habit of daily prayer. Through monthly prayer challenges, reflections, videos, and music from some of the most recognizable and influential Catholics in the world (and I’m on there, too!), Hallow has recently crossed the incredible milestone of logging 1 billion prayers. Praise God! In this episode of The Chris Stefanick Show, I am thrilled to welcome Hallow co-founder Alex Jones for an in-depth conversation that goes behind the scenes on the inspiration for the app...

Leah Libresco Sargeant on the Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto

The world tells you that dependence is weakness, but it's actually what makes us human. The truth is, you can’t live without being dependent. From the moment we’re born to the moment we die, we’re relying on other people. And that’s okay! In fact, it’s the way God intended.

Why Earth Is the Only Place in the Solar System That Has Fire

To get fire, which exists only on Earth, it took billions of years of photosynthesis – which means fire can’t exist without life. And fire and life have been shaping each other ever since...

Why God Keeps You Waiting (and How That Prepares You for Greatness)

We live in a culture that wants everything fast—success, influence, recognition. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but that's not always how God works. He grows things slowly, starting small and hidden, so they’re strong enough to last. In this Sunday reflection, I’m sharing why being faithful in the “small things” matters more than you'll ever know. We’ll talk about David’s hidden years as a shepherd, the power of a simple slingshot, and what bamboo plants can teach us about waiting...

‘Why Are Catholics So Happy?’ Harvard’s Arthur Brooks Has an Answer That Could Change Your Life

Author and Harvard professor, Arthur C. Brooks delivered this keynote address for the Convocation at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas...

How This Catholic School Event 67 Years Ago Changed Every School in America

In December 1958, a fire broke out at Our Lady of the Angels School in Chicago. Within minutes, the building was consumed, and 92 children along with three nuns tragically lost their lives. It remains one of the deadliest school fires in U.S. history. Yet, out of this disaster, came some of the most sweeping changes to building codes, fire safety standards, and school practices ever enacted...

Bishop Barron: ‘I Knew Charlie Kirk. He Was a Man of Intelligence, Charm and Goodness of Heart’

I first met Charlie Kirk about four years ago when I was in Phoenix for a speaking engagement. He reached out and invited me to breakfast. I was deeply impressed by him that day. He was a man of great intelligence, considerable charm, and real goodness of heart. I reconnected with him just last year, after I saw him debate twenty-five young people who were, to put it mildly, hostile to his views...