Set the World on Fire

In this episode, I give a few suggestions for how you can use this Easter Season to grow deeper in your faith!

In this episode, I talk about a shifting the way you think about how fruitful your Lent has been. I also give 3 suggestions to help you enter more deeply into Holy Week.

What is the greatest gift God has given you? Are you using that gift to glorify Him? Or are you too busy or scared to put your talent to use? In this episode, I give my take on the Parable of the Talents, emphasizing the value of your very existence over any small talent you have received.

In this episode, I discuss why I took a short break from releasing episodes, and share what the future of the podcast will be. Then, I introduce the newest patron saint of the podcast: St. Josemaria Escriva!

Do you want to become more aware of the Holy Sprit’s work in your daily life? In this episode, I dive into the Examen Prayer, one of my favorite prayers in my daily routine! I’ll discuss why this prayer is so vital for anyone striving for holiness, and then outline the five main steps so you can begin praying today!

Do you want to immerse yourself more fully into the life of the Church? In this episode, I discuss ways to live the liturgical year in your daily life, as well as why it is so important to do so in the first place.

In this episode, I give 3 ideas for New Year’s resolutions to help bring you one step closer to becoming a saint! I encourage small, practical steps over big, vague ideas, and remind you why you’re making resolutions in the first place. Happy 2026!

In this episode, I share a story about a Christmas a few years ago where God’s plan was a lot different than mine. I talk about trusting God through the Great Unknown of vocation, and close off the Advent&Discernment Series! NOTE: There will not be an episode released next week. The next episode will be released Friday, January 2, 2026.

In this episode, I talk about a recurring ‘theme’ in my prayer the past few months, discussing how true discernment means living in the present moment. Why? Because discernment is figuring out where God wants you to be, and right now, God wants you to be here ! I talk about how vital this proper attitude is, sharing quotes from St. Josemaria Escriva and St. Faustina, and I give some suggestions on...

Is relationship with God the means of discernment…or is the end? In this episode, I discuss why the focus of discernment is really all about a relationship with God, full of trust in Who He Is. I read a few paragraphs from the Catechism to illustrate this point, emphasizing why we were created in the first place.

What do Advent and Discernment have in common? They’re both seasons of waiting! But that’s not the main reason or focus of either of them. In this episode, I introduce a 4 part series on the proper mindset for discernment, from trust and relationship to the present to the Great Unknown. I tie it all into Advent as we prepare out hearts for the coming of Christ through prayer, almsigivng, and fasti...

In this episode, I give 5 Catholic book ideas, from Story of a Soul to The Way. I also discuss why it is important to read Catholic books in the first place.

In this episode, I discuss some elements from The Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis, focusing on the fact that one day, you will die, and you’ll see whether you lived for God…or for yourself.

In this episode, I give ideas and suggestions on how you can be a saint in your vocation right now. Focusing on Sts. Carlo and Pierre, I focus on three areas where you can give glory to God through your school work.

In this episode, I walk through Carlo’s Acutis’ ‘kit’ for becoming a saint. I give some practical suggestions and encouragement of how you can implement his tips into your own life and start becoming a saint RIGHT NOW!

In this episode, I dive deep into one of my favorite books of the bible: Tobit! I give an overview of the story, then discuss why I love this book so much. I talk about the vital importance of praise, as well as touching on God as an Author, and the Divine (and human!) romance that is integral to the story. Enjoy!

Note: I apologize for not releasing an episode in a while! This episode was recorded a few months ago, and I’ve finally found time to edit and release it. Thank you for your patience! In this final episode of the set the world on fire series, I come to a surprising (or not so surprising) conclusion about setting the world on fire, and what that means. I end with some saint quotes to inspire you to...

In the 3rd episode in the Set the World on Fire mini-series, I discuss how to branch out from your family and begin setting the world on fire through the interactions you have with your friends, school-mates, and co-workers. I emphasize both the importance of actions and friendship.

In this episode, I discuss the first place you need to set the world on fire in: your home! I talk about the importance of not overlooking your family in evangelization, and share a few quotes to inspire listeners to set the world on fire, starting with their families.

In this episode, I lay the principles for setting the world on fire, giving tips on how to ‘set yourself on fire’ through prayer life, confession, and more!

In this episode, I introduce a mini series called Set the World on Fire, which breaks down four parts to setting the world on fire today. I also talk about the vital role the Holy Spirit plays in all of this, using a well-know quote by Bl. Carlo Acutis. Note: There will be no episode released next week. The next episode will be released on June 27.

In this episode, I read two passages from the gospel of John, which emphasizes an important part of the apostle Andrew’s character.

In this episode, I give ideas for five ‘summer goals’, different holy habits to help you become a saint!

In this episode, I discuss two things the early Christians can teach us today about living out the faith as if our lives depended upon it.

In this episode, I dive into what I mean by an Easter Identity, sharing ideas on how you can live in the Easter joy this year. Quote: “We are an Easter people, and Alleluia is our song!”