Sundays with Bishop Ken

Be prepared and intentional about your prayer life, Bishop Ken shares, for you never know the day or hour when Jesus will return.  Support this ministry. 

Today Bishop Ken reflects on Jesus' desire for us to follow the model of the family.  Support this ministry. 

The greatest commandment is to love. We hear it often but what does it really mean to truly love God and neighbor?  Support this ministry. 

When the Pharisees attempt to entrap Jesus, his response is disarming. It causes us to think about how we repay all God has given us.  Sundays with Bishop Ken is produced by Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw.  Support this ministry. 

The Gospel this week continues in the book of Matthew with the parable of the king who gave a wedding feast for his son. How often do we decline the invitation to the feast? Sundays with Bishop Ken is produced by Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw.  Support this ministry. 

Today's Gospel from Matthew explores the parable of the vineyard owner. Bishop Ken invites us to consider it in the realm of our own lived experience.  Sundays with Bishop Ken is produced by Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw.  Support this ministry. 

Today, Bishop Ken reflects on the parable of the two sons, reminding us that following the Lord involves not only a lifelong “yes” to our faith, but also in the many small choices we make each day as Christians.

Today on Sundays with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the parable of the workers in the vineyard and the dichotomy between desire and ability.

Forgiveness is a concept we discuss a lot as Christians, but today Bishop Ken wants us to pause and really reflect upon the meaning of the word. Join us on today's Sundays with Bishop Ken and spend some quiet time with the Lord. 

Join us today as we reflect on the concept of our church family and community, and are issued a challenge from Bishop Ken. 

Today on Sunday's with Bishop Ken, we reflect upon the idea of life and death and how each chapter of life must come to an end - no matter how desperately we cling to it. Bishop Ken implores us to view the concept of the end of an era, or a "death" as something to celebrate and cherish. 

Today in Sundays with Bishop Ken we explore what it means to be called together as a group. We are simply humans who celebrate the divine, but by gathering together, by bearing witness and having faith, we come together as a Church. Let's reflect on this in today's episode. 

In today's reflection, we consider how truth and compassion intertwine and how above all, we must love others. We must forgive and be compassionate and try to imitate Jesus in our daily interactions. 

In today's reflection, we dissect the storm on the Sea of Galilee where Peter joins Jesus walking on the treacherous water. 

Today, we reflect with Bishop Ken the extent of God's love and how, as a church, we are our best when we share it endlessly. 

In today's episode of Sundays with Bishop Ken, we reflect on why Jesus used the storytelling style of parables and how, if we view our own life through that lens, we can joyfully carry the Lord with us in our daily lives. 

Today on Sundays with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the parable of the wheat and the weed.

In today's episode of Sundays with Bishop Ken, we are encouraged to take a deeper look at Catholic doctrine - to live as though the Bible is being spoken directly to us live, and to be an attentive audience.  Today we reflect on the parable of the seed and the soil and Bishop Ken's hope that we can incorporate His will and word into our daily lives. 

Today on Sundays with Bishop Ken, we reflect upon the most simple truth - one that is hard to believe fully due to it's simplicity - we are the children of God. 

Do we have a finite amount to love to offer? Does each person we care about only have access to a specific piece of our heart, or can we love each person deeply and fully? How does God love us? We reflect on this today with Bishop Ken.

We all would like to believe that had we been in Peter's shoes, that we would have proudly declared that we knew the Lord and that we believed in Him - but in our daily lives, in the small moments where we are questioned casually, do we have the courage to declare the same? Do we have the faith to shout our belief from the rooftops? Reflect on this today with Bishop Ken.

What does it mean to repent? How do we as Christians answer the call to continue the pursuit of change and growth? Reflect on this today with Bishop Ken.

This week on Sundays with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the feast of Corpus Christi and what it truly means in regards to the Eucharist.

Today on Sundays with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the doctrine and wonderful truth of the Trinity.

Today's episode of Sundays with Bishop Ken is a reading from The Little White Book: Easter 2026. The full audiobook experience for this season's book is available on our daily app, as well as on audible. Don't wait for Sundays to remain close to the Lord - set aside six minutes a day to reflect and pray each day with Little Books.