Daily Thought

"As with everything else that relates back to God, we underestimate the unending mercy He wants to extend to each of us." ~Greg Wasinski, Unconditionally: Finding Jesus in the Eucharist

Weekly Prayer

Prayer for Kindness

Creator God.
Empower us with the strength today to show
kindness in all that we do.
Help us to open our arms to those less fortunate and,
extend our hands to those who may need it,
so that they may see
the goodness in our kind actions and words.

Help us to appreciate and be accepting
of everyone’s uniqueness.
May we gently consider these differences
as we journey with them.
Help us to become more like you Lord,
to be the hands and feet of Jesus to create
the change needed in our world.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

UPCOMING LIVE EVENTS

THE ONE Live Event Experience

Greg Wasinski and Musical Guest, Carrie Ford, continue their LIVE EVENT Tour in February. Advent was amazing and one person commented, "After this evening you have reminded me that I do have a purpose!".

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One Million Acts of Kindness Week (February 14-20, 2011)

I was very grateful for the pleasure of having coffee this week with my buddy Bob Votruba, founder of One Million Acts of Kindness. Bob has been a very good...

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Where Do I Start?

YOU MATTER

You're not Alone...

One of our major obstacles in life is to understand that God created us all unique and with our own purpose. Even more importantly, He loves us no matter where we've been, or if we've been away.

PRAYER

Talking with God...

It is impossible to start a faith journey without making a sincere effort to build a relationship with God in prayer. However, it's not about words memorized as a kid - it's honest, raw conversations.

COMMUNITY & SUPPORT

Finding the Strength...

Every great sport's figure, entertainment superstar, career executive, can only remain successful because of the team around them. Our faith life is not any different, We need strong people for the journey.

SCRIPTURE & SACRAMENTS

Experiencing God's Grace...

Faith is not someone spoon feeding us theology and sermons. We have to build our own personal relationship with Jesus by committing to grow closer to Him though the Bible & Sacramental grace.

Elvis Grbac – So Let Me Ask You…

NFL Pro Bowl Quarterback and Superbowl Champion, Elvis Grbac talks with Speaker & Author, Greg Wasinski on this episode of the interview based show, So, Let Me Ask You... Despite reaching the pinnacle of his career there were still personal and professional struggles that made Elvis realize life was more just than the game. His faith allowed him to realize how important God is in our life for both the wins and the losses.

Tears of Joy

In this segment, Libby Peterson, joyfully and emotionally, shares the beauty of connecting with those we love. Her passionate picture of Mary and Elizabeth seeing each other lends way to a reminder of the joy we can share with one another. The Faith 180 Video Series is brought to you by “Let Me Be…” Ministries (LMBM Inc.). The ministry is a 501c3 non-profit helping others find hope through faith by serving as an extension of the church. For more information and faith filled inspiration visit www.FaithandRealLife.com

Conversations with Cardinal Dolan

Host Katie Linendoll and Cardinal Timothy Dolan have a conversation with Inspirational Speaker & Author, Greg Wasinski, about the restoring the value of family. The show highlights what we need to do together on our own, as well as the "Let Me Be..." Ministries, RESTORE tour. For more information visit RESTORE.TODAY or www.LMBMInc.org. Faith based inspiration can be found at www.FaithandRealLife.com

Featured Audio

LETTING GO – ASH WEDNESDAY

This week is about letting go of whatever competes for our heart so that we can return to Him completely.

LETTING GO – INTRODUCTION

Lent is a time of clarity. Jesus calls us to live with conviction — not halfway, not lukewarm, not in the middle of the road.

The Prayer of St. Michael

Greg Wasinski · Sunday Bonus "St. Michael Prayer" - Starting from Scratch

St. Michael is known as our protector in our daily battles and a defender against satan and the evil around us.