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Most Recent Videos
Has Easter Changed You?
In five weeks, you could walk across states, binge entire movie universes, or even write a novel. And it’s also been five weeks since we celebrated Easter.
So the question is simple: has the Resurrection actually changed how we live?
The saints didn’t waste time, they let the truth of the risen Jesus transform everything, and the world changed because of it. Maybe we haven’t lived that fully yet, but what could happen in the next five weeks if we did?
Who Did It Better?
Does it sometimes feel like the people who mess up the most end up closer to God?
As the friars wrap up their reflections on the Prodigal Son, they wrestle with a real and honest question: did things actually turn out better for the one who left than for the one who stayed?
In this episode, they unpack the tension between comparison and truth. While the younger son experiences a powerful return, that doesn’t mean sin is the better path. God can redeem anything, but that doesn’t make it the plan. The deeper invitation isn’t about having a dramatic story, but about entering into real relationship with the Father, right where you are.
They also reflect on the subtle danger of doing all the “right” things without ever truly encountering God, and how both sons are invited out of an orphan mindset and into deeper intimacy.
Join us as we let go of comparison and rediscover that the goal isn’t a better story, but a deeper relationship with the Father.
Exclusive Series
How Did the Good Thief Go Straight to Heaven?
How could the “good thief” live a sinful life and still go straight to Heaven?
In this episode of Ask A Priest, Father Tim answers a powerful question about St. Dismas, the thief crucified next to Jesus, and what his story reveals about repentance, mercy, and salvation.
Was there no “purgatory” for him? Was it really that simple?
The answer points to something deeper. Salvation isn’t about how long you’ve been good. It’s about the depth of your love and surrender to Jesus. In his final moments, the good thief makes a complete, humble, and public turn toward Christ, and Jesus responds with mercy. This episode is a powerful reminder that Jesus isn’t limited like we are, and His mercy is bigger than we can imagine.
It’s never too late to turn to Him. But it’s not about fear, it’s about love.
Has Easter Changed You?
In five weeks, you could walk across states, binge entire movie universes, or even write a novel. And it’s also been five weeks since we celebrated Easter.
So the question is simple: has the Resurrection actually changed how we live?
The saints didn’t waste time, they let the truth of the risen Jesus transform everything, and the world changed because of it. Maybe we haven’t lived that fully yet, but what could happen in the next five weeks if we did?
Who Did It Better?
Does it sometimes feel like the people who mess up the most end up closer to God?
As the friars wrap up their reflections on the Prodigal Son, they wrestle with a real and honest question: did things actually turn out better for the one who left than for the one who stayed?
In this episode, they unpack the tension between comparison and truth. While the younger son experiences a powerful return, that doesn’t mean sin is the better path. God can redeem anything, but that doesn’t make it the plan. The deeper invitation isn’t about having a dramatic story, but about entering into real relationship with the Father, right where you are.
They also reflect on the subtle danger of doing all the “right” things without ever truly encountering God, and how both sons are invited out of an orphan mindset and into deeper intimacy.
Join us as we let go of comparison and rediscover that the goal isn’t a better story, but a deeper relationship with the Father.
About Spirit Juice
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How Did the Good Thief Go Straight to Heaven?
How could the “good thief” live a sinful life and still go straight to Heaven?
In this episode of Ask A Priest, Father Tim answers a powerful question about St. Dismas, the thief crucified next to Jesus, and what his story reveals about repentance, mercy, and salvation.
Was there no “purgatory” for him? Was it really that simple?
The answer points to something deeper. Salvation isn’t about how long you’ve been good. It’s about the depth of your love and surrender to Jesus. In his final moments, the good thief makes a complete, humble, and public turn toward Christ, and Jesus responds with mercy. This episode is a powerful reminder that Jesus isn’t limited like we are, and His mercy is bigger than we can imagine.
It’s never too late to turn to Him. But it’s not about fear, it’s about love.