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Devoted to Hearing His Voice
Not long ago, I did an exercise in which four words were listed horizontally and I had to rank them…
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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Another Step in a Spiritual Journey
God guided me into the next step of my spiritual journey recently. I was accepted into formation with the St.…
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Making a Powerful, Deep Examination
You know, there are some really cool things about Jesus. For one, he was the Son of God. How awesome…
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A Way Everyone Should Pray
Every once in a while, I catch a glimpse of what Jesus felt at times. For instance, I can understand…
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How to Make Heaven Rejoice
The silence truly had been golden. I hadn’t heard or spoken many words for a couple of days — save…
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Jesus, If You But Said the Word…
Do you ever want simply to “be better” from something … from any thing? It could be something that ails…
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Ask, Seek, Knock — Your Gift Awaits
I always have been taught that faith is a gift. And who doesn’t love receiving gifts – especially if it…
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A Need We All Have
I love music. I love good music. I really love great music. But it truly is in the ear of…
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Making the Right Decision
She was 19 years old. Still in college. Had a job, though not yet a career. Still living at home…
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The “Anti-Idol” Cultural Approach
Among the many things the United States has given to the world, there is the grossly over-inflated regard for pop…