When God called Moses from the burning bush, Moses doubted his ability—but God didn’t. Like Moses, we often resist God's call, feeling unworthy or ill-equipped. Yet, the truth remains: God doesn't call the qualified; He qualifies the called. Through childlike faith, humility, and surrender, God works wonders in us and through us. Deacon Robin Waters urges us to trust God’s plan, embrace our identity as His children, and say “yes” to the mission He gives us.

In this profoundly personal homily, Deacon Robin Waters reflects on suffering, faith, and eternal hope through the story of his son Justin’s final days. He reminds us that life is short, suffering is real, and eternal joy is promised. When we offer our pain to Jesus, He transforms it—just as labor pains give way to new life. Our task is clear: trust, surrender, and live prepared to meet the Lord.

This powerful homily explores the bold faith of Abraham, the division that came from human impatience, and the mystery of who truly recognizes Jesus. Deacon Robin Waters reminds us that God’s timing is always perfect—even when it doesn't align with ours. Through a reflection on angels, demons, and the reality of the Eucharist, he urges us to trust what we cannot see and to prepare our hearts for what is very real: Christ Himself, coming to us in every Mass. Faith is the key.

What made Saints Peter and Paul true giants of the faith wasn’t perfection—it was surrender. In this powerful homily for their feast day, we’re reminded that both men began as flawed, unlikely followers. Today, we’re asked the same question Jesus posed to them: “Who do you say that I am?” The answer isn’t just about belief—it’s about living fully in Him, with Him, and through Him.

On the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, Deacon Mike Beauvais reminds us that we are all called to be martyrs—not necessarily to die for the Faith, but to live for it. Through vivid reflections on Rome, the foundations of the Church, and the lives of two great apostles, we’re invited to remember that this world isn’t our home—Heaven is. Whether you’re a cradle Catholic like Peter or a convert like Paul, your mission is the same: to witness with conviction and joy.

With humility, warmth, and personal testimony, Deacon Robin Waters challenges us to examine how we reflect Christ in our words, actions, and even attitudes. Drawing from Scripture and his own journey from Baptist roots to Catholic truth, he reveals the profound beauty of the Mass—not as entertainment, but as sacrifice. If you long for deeper faith, real transformation, and true encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist, this homily will change how you see everything.

What if the trials you're facing aren't signs of abandonment—but proof that you're being prepared for something greater? In this powerful homily from 2024, Deacon Robin Waters draws us into the moment Jesus prayed for His disciples—not to escape the world, but to be strengthened in it. Why? Because Jesus knew what was coming: the Holy Spirit.

Jesus didn’t just ask us to love our neighbor—He commanded us to love as He loves. This homily explores how we can begin to love like Jesus: by surrendering our will, renewing our minds, and making Christ the center of everything. The path is hard, but the reward is eternal.

Jesus doesn’t choose the perfect—He perfects the chosen. In this powerful homily, Deacon Robin Waters reflects on the feast of St. Matthias to remind us that God calls us not for who we are, but for who He knows we can become. You were created for a life of divine love, and through the Sacraments and surrender to Christ, you have everything you need to live it. If you’ve ever doubted your worth, your calling, or your strength to follow Jesus, this homily is essential.

Deacon Mike Beauvais delivers a stirring homily that reminds us the Church today is the same Church Jesus founded 2,000 years ago—unchanged, unshaken, and still on fire. In a world increasingly hostile to truth, we are called to proclaim Christ boldly, repent sincerely, and worship wholeheartedly. With powerful imagery—St. Peter at the charcoal fire, the heavenly worship in Revelation, and our own encounter with Christ in the confessional—this homily calls every Catholic to rediscover the depth of our faith.

Through personal testimony, Deacon Robin Waters reveals how God's light can break through even the darkest corners of our lives, offering hope to anyone lost in today’s culture of distraction and self-indulgence. We can all move from superficial faith to a deep, living relationship with Christ—rooted not in mere Scripture memorization, but in surrender, love, and truth. If you want to reignite your faith, better understand your mission, and grow closer to Jesus, this homily is for you.

In this Holy Thursday homily, Deacon Mike dives into the deep connection between the Old Testament Passover and the Eucharist, revealing how we’re not just remembering Christ’s sacrifice; we’re entering into it. And when Jesus washes His disciples’ feet, He isn’t just teaching service—He’s showing us what love looks like. If you want to live Easter more fully and receive the Eucharist with new eyes, this reflection will challenge, inspire, and bless your heart.

Deacon Robin Waters shares how three young men faced death rather than turn away from God… and how their courage can inspire us today. He also shows how even believers can struggle to follow Jesus when things get hard. This message is a clear and powerful reminder that faith isn't just about words—it’s about how we live. This is the time to turn back to God with your whole heart. Don’t wait. Your soul was made for more.

If you’ve ever said “I believe in Jesus” and thought that was enough—stop and read this. Deacon Robin Waters lays it out plain and simple: Jesus doesn’t just want your words—He wants your heart, your life, your love. This homily is a reminder that heaven is real, hell is real, and what we do today matters forever. Lent is almost over, so use this time well. Jesus is calling—right now. Will you answer?

Deacon Robin Waters shares something every Catholic should know but many have missed: the hidden power of St. Joseph. Though Scripture says little about him, this quiet man shattered the devil’s plans, protected Jesus and Mary, and still watches over our families today. In this short but unforgettable homily, Deacon Waters tells how St. Joseph changed his life—and how he can change yours too. If you’ve ever struggled as a parent, felt distant from God, or needed strength in your family, this message is for you.

How often do we think of God as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? Deacon Mike Beauvais reminds us that every encounter with God—whether in the Eucharist, Confession, or prayer—should stir awe and reverence. Too often, we focus on earthly things, forgetting the greatness of the God we meet. This Lent, he urges us to shift our priorities, looking beyond the world and seeking what truly matters.

Deacon Robin Waters’ homily is a wake-up call we can’t ignore. It reminds us that no matter how hard we try, we’ll never be good enough on our own. But there’s hope! Jesus Christ is the answer to our brokenness, offering us the love and grace we desperately need. This Lenten season, it’s not about being perfect—it’s about surrendering our lives to God and letting His grace lead us.

In this homily, Deacon Mike Beauvais talks about the Gospel from Luke’s version of the Beatitudes and how it challenges us to live differently. He explains that Jesus calls us to rise above our natural instincts—like seeking revenge or holding grudges—and instead choose forgiveness and love. The homily reminds us that how we respond to others reflects how God will treat us. Are we ready to live out the forgiveness and mercy that Jesus teaches us?

This Lent, Deacon Robin Waters reminds us of the real battle against sin, especially during this season. He challenges us to stop following the world’s empty advice; through prayer, confession, fasting, and sacrifice, we can draw closer to God and strengthen our faith. Waters emphasizes the importance of sitting quietly in prayer, listening to the Lord, and treating prayer as a two-way conversation, rather than doing all the talking. This Lent is the perfect time to reflect, reconcile, and grow in our relationship with God. Don’t miss this powerful message...

If you're serious about growing closer to the Lord this Lent, Deacon Robin Waters’ homily is a must-read for you. He reminds us that Jesus is the only way to the Father, and we must live in total surrender to His will, not our own. As we approach Lent, Waters calls us to prepare with prayer, self-denial, and acts of mercy, allowing the Holy Spirit to transform our hearts. This isn’t just about going through the motions—it’s about embracing Wisdom and pursuing a deeper relationship with God.