The Greatest Gifts
An Everyday Stewardship Reflection for the Epiphany of the Lord My mother-in-law was the best gift-giver I ever knew. One could say my parents spoiled me growing up, but there was something about her gifts to me that made me feel overwhelmed. I guess it was that after several years I still was surprised that […]
Saying “Yes” to God
An Everyday Stewardship Reflection for the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God Pope Francis said in an address from 2013, “Mary, whose “yes” opened the door for God to undo the knot of the ancient disobedience, is the Mother who patiently and lovingly brings us to God, so that He can […]
Jesus in Disguise
On this feast of Christ the King, learn how chance encounter with a stranger on the sidewalk reminds us what everyday stewardship is all about.
What Are You Burying?
Burying a time capsule is one thing. Burying your talents is quite another. Discover the everyday stewardship perspective this Sunday!
The Last Everyday Stewardship Reflection You’ll Ever Read
What if the world ended tomorrow? Tracy Earl Welliver reminds us what everyday stewardship principles we’d need.
A Shepherd Serving His Sheep
When it comes to everyday stewardship, read how Tracy Earl Welliver’s pastor is a model example of generous service.
All Saints Day for All!
Holiness isn’t something reserved for the few in stained glass windows and books of saints. It’s for everyone walking in the stewardship way of life!
The Call Beyond Tolerance
In a world where “tolerance” is the new Gospel, Tracy Earl Welliver explores what life would look like if we moved beyond tolerance and into love.
To Be Held Accountable
When we are held accountable to God, to others, and to ourselves, it can be painful! Tracy Earl Welliver shares how our choices rarely go overlooked.
Remembering True Wealth
This Sunday, Tracy Earl Welliver reflects on the Mass readings to remind Everyday Stewards of Gospel wealth – the kind money can’t buy.
Who is My Neighbor?
A surprising story of so-called hospitality left Tracy Earl Welliver wondering: “who do I consider my neighbor?”
All That We Need
Comparison leads to jealousy. Tracy Earl Welliver reminds us that everyday stewards are called to be gracious and mindful of the gifts God has given.