Learning to Love Jesus Again: Christ, our Good Shepherd (pt. 1)
The Everyday Saint
Before we can even begin making the New Year's resolutions, goals, dreams...how can we lean on God to figure out Who He is to us right now, and who He is calling us to become? This episode is the first in the series "Learning to Love Jesus Again", where we tackle how to love Jesus in different seasons of life and rely on His providence. As someone in an unexpected transition, this topic hits home all the more as I feel God's gentle invitation to love Him more intimately. Join me as we learn to love our Lord the way He is calling us to! Thanks for listening! Follow along: @theeveryday.saint Eve Rosemary is currently booking Chastity Speaking Presentations for the 2025-2026 school year! Inquire now for your school, Faith Formation Class, retreat, or other youth organization: https://www.theeverydaysaint.com/speaking Looking for your next favorite Catholic iced coffee cup, shirt, or prayer journal? Shop The Everyday Saint Lifestyle Brand: https://www.theeverydaysaint.com/shop Please consider leaving a donation to help Eve Rosemary reach more teens with the message of authentic love, virtue, and chastity: https://www.theeverydaysaint.com/donate My favorite Rosary: code EVE10 for 10% off https://westcoastcatholic.co/?ref=bqzaqlrl Subscribe and leave a review so we may all pursue Something Greater, together!Beyond The Beacon Join Bishop Kevin Sweeney for inspired interviews with Catholics living out their faith! Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Support the show
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The Everyday Saint Podcast is a podcast delving into transparent, joyful, and honest truths about what it means to become a saint...not someday, but here and now. This isn’t about perfection or performance. It’s about learning to trust God in the ordinary, responding to His call with courage, and choosing faithfulness even when the path is unclear.
Hosted by Eve Rosemary (@theeverosemary), The Everyday Saint invites you to step into the lifelong pursuit of Something Greater—and reminds you that you are not walking that road alone.
