There is beauty in community and an opportunity for our lives to be changed when we are are physically celebrating with others. Greg Wasinski asks an important question about why so many go to Easter Mass—"So, now what?" In this episode, Greg not only identifies why people might attend church only once or twice a year but also proposes why, if you fall into that category, you should think about attending worship regularly with a faith community. This isn't just some sort of religious obligation, this is your life, and possibly the future changer for those you love.

Greg Wasinski is a full-time Catholic Christian Evangelist and Author who has traveled the country since 2009, sharing a message of hope through faith. He has presented in over 130 cities across 29 states and two countries. His podcasts and video blogs have been seen worldwide, inspiring others to commit more deeply to a relationship with God and helping the faithful better understand “why we believe what we believe.” For more information, visit: www.GregWasinski.com

Trilogy Retreat Property is a 24-acre, bed-and-breakfast-style retreat property in Northeast Ohio. With five guest rooms, a two-acre lake, a guest cottage, a swimming pool, and an indoor hot tub, guests feel comfort while allowing their souls to find rest and experience God in a new way. For more information, visit: www.Trilogy.center

Music provided by, and copyright, Michael James Mette – “Glimpses of You” www.MJM7.band

Readings:

Mi 5:1-4

Heb 10:5-10

Lk 1:39-45

Greg Wasinski offers Week 4 of the Advent Mass Prep. "You are Worthy" explores the journey of what God can do in all of us if we believe. From prophets to soldiers, to the Blessed Mother, we see how the presence of God within us can bring about peace, love, and joy. Our job is not easy, though... we must sacrifice and then allow ourselves to be made new through consecration.

For more inspiration, visit www.FaithandRealLife.com

Greg Wasinski offers Week 3 of the Advent Mass Prep ~ Roses Colored Glasses....The saying "rose colored glasses" reveals itself in this third Sunday of Advent. We light the third candle, the rose one (not pink), as a sign of joy and hope for what is to come. We must all remember that nothing should ever stop us from hoping in the Lord. "No matter how good you think life is, everything with Christ becomes amazing."