We press into the fear that our faith is too small and find freedom in trusting a faithful God. From pride’s demand for proof to the slow work of waiting, we explore how daily, ordinary yeses shape courage, heal wounds, and move real mountains.

• faith measured by trust, not size
• risk and reason held together in belief
• pride’s need for control versus surrender
• living on God’s terms and timing
• exercising faith through daily prayer and forgiveness
• perseverance stories that witness to God’s fidelity
• waiting as the school of trust
• Jesus’ confidence in us and the gift of the Eucharist
• bringing doubts and fears as mustard seeds

When you come forward to receive Jesus in the Eucharist, bring your mustard seed. Bring your doubts, bring your fears, your little faith, place it into his hands, and let him grow it.

We sit with Father Adam to explore a winding road from punk stages to priestly vows, the miracle surrounding his father’s last rites, and the hard joy of going all in with Christ. Luke 16:19–31 becomes a mirror for desire, wealth, and a call to spiritual fatherhood.

• meaning of Priesthood Sunday and gratitude for priests
• Father Adam’s path from cultural Catholicism to conversion
• beauty as a doorway to God and daily habits of prayer
• surrendering good desires to receive a new form of fatherhood
• Isaiah 49 as courage to leap in discernment
• ordination, shared suffering, and a providential goodbye
• Rich Man and Lazarus as a warning against numbed compassion
• ordering ambition, wealth, and work to God’s glory
• celibacy as freedom for spiritual fatherhood and service
• simple steps to put Christ first and remove blinders

We draw a clear line from the parable of the rich man and Lazarus to the quiet ways complacency blinds us to people at our gate. We challenge prosperity myths, name everyday Lazaruses, and lay out concrete steps to resist indifference with love.

• the inner struggle between generosity and complacency
• why Lazarus is named and the rich man is forgotten
• indifference as the real sin, not wealth
• how prosperity myths distort faith and ethics
• the slow drift into numbness and blindness
• identifying Lazarus in family, work, and community
• faith as daily conversion, not comfort
• salvation as communal: an economy of love