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The Bread That Satisfies
What do you want from God? Wait, are you saying you don’t believe in God? Or you aren’t sure? Are…
Author Mike Eisenbath
Mike Eisenbath
Mike Eisenbath has been married to Donna for 30 years; they have four adult children and two grandsons. He was an award-winning sportswriter for 23 years, including 18 at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch with duties that included covering the St. Louis Cardinals and Major League Baseball. Severe depression forced him out of that career. He continues to write, with a monthly column in the St. Louis Review and his www.eisenbath.com website featuring reflections on topics such as his Catholic faith and mental illness. Mike is a frequent speaker and radio guest involving those subjects. Among his three books is Hence My Eyes Are Turned Toward You: Confronting Depression With Faith and the Prayer of Jehoshaphat.
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Let God Strike Again
Colin is my 7-year-old grandson and, along with his little brother Lukas, they are among the most incredible gifts I’ve…
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Filling Up My Nearly Empty Gas Tank
For as long as I can remember, I have been an “11th-hour” guy. Some might call it procrastination. I prefer…
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From Your Fellow Pilgrim
I have a confession to make: Even though I know that at my age (54), I’m likely on the downhill…
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Take A Friend On The Journey
A March weekend in 2005 has affected my life as profoundly as almost any other event. Not only did my…
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True Strength: Fully Rely on God
Like many first-born children, I’m a good rules-follower. Unless I suspect danger to my physical or spiritual well-being, I will…
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Reluctantly Seeking Humility
During the last several months, I have felt a distinct and powerful calling to obtain and embrace a certain virtue.…
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Let’s Fall in Love
Some things make you feel just a little more alive. Hearing a moving song. Helping someone in need. Reading words…
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A Mission: “Be Jesus Today”
A sticky note on the bottom of my computer monitor at work features three simple words, but a powerful command:…
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Answering Some Vital Questions
Where do you go when it starts to rain? That and some related “musical questions” have been playing over and…