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The David L. Gray Show – The Conversion of Ann Ammar

On Sunday, June 9 2013, I had poet, writer, and composer Ann Ammar on the show. We had really interesting and full program talking about her conversion to the Catholic Church.

Hard Lessons Learned from the Russell Ford Scandal

To the contrary, what does give me pause is the dangers of Mainstream Catholic Media, which has the potential to be even more dangerous because we actually trust it. MSCM has to realize that we want to keep trusting it. We don’t want to disregard as we have the secular mainstream media. Enough is enough, and once is enough of this type of scandal.

The David L. Gray Show – With Raylan Alleman of Fix the Family

On Friday, May 24, 2013, I had Raylan Alleman back on the show. Raylan is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Fix the Family – a lay Catholic Apostolate. We discussed Fix the Family’s new video series currently in production, entitled, ‘Resurrecting Manhood Today’, which is geared toward men as husbands and fathers at the head of Catholic families and their particular God-given role in Catholic marriage.

The Day I Heard the Lord’s Voice; The Day I Knew Jesus Is Real

I woke up on the morning of October 31, 2003 as the same agnostic/deist that I had been for most of my adult life, but by the end of that day I would actually end up praying to the God who I was unsure even existed.

What the Bible Actually Says about Judging Others

Despite common misconceptions – true love actually does cares enough to care. True loves does judge. True love is not apathetic. True love is not timid. True love does not allow sin to triumph over its object of love without a fight. True love doesn’t walk past a person dying without trying to aid them. True love desires you to be in Heaven – not in Hell – and will sacrifice anything to get you there. Therefore, if you have people in your life who are not judging you, but are just letting you commit all types of immorality without telling you are wrong, and not encouraging you to do better, then what you have in your life are people who do not truly love you, or who do not know how to love you as they ought.

The Story of My Conversion to the Catholic Church

In January of 2006, still restless over this issue of competing Protestant denominations, two questions arose in my heart that changed my life for good. Those questions were, “Well, what happened to the Church that Jesus started through his Apostles? What happened to the Churches in the Bible?” What a basic and most fundamental question? I thought I was silly for not asking it a long time ago.

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Reflections on Readings at Mass

June 13, 2013

How the Catholic Church Lost a Blessing from God

The divine principle at work here is that when we do not render unto Caesar what belongs to him, we are, thereby, disabled from rendering unto God what belongs to God. We cannot serve two masters. Either we cling to the things of Caesar, or we cling to the things of God.

My Books

Book: Dead on Arrival: The Seven Fatal Errors of Sola-Scriptura, by David L. Gray

Using Scripture itself, reason, and a spoon full of humor, David L. Gray (also called Yoseph Daviyd) brilliantly reduces the doctrine of Sola-Scripture to absolute absurdity; thus rendering all of Protestantism Dead on Arrival. This book is a must have for all Christians who love sacred Scripture and desire to use it as God intended

The David L. Gray Radio Show

The David L. Gray Show – The Conversion of Ann Ammar

On Sunday, June 9 2013, I had poet, writer, and composer Ann Ammar on the show. We had really interesting and full program talking about her conversion to the Catholic Church.

The Dailies (Current Events)

How the Catholic Church Lost a Blessing from God

Prayer and Fasting

Novena for the Spiritual Welfare of the Black American Community

The Novena for the Spiritual Welfare of the Black American Community is a special time of prayer in which people all over the world call to God through the intercession of Father Augustus Tolton, Servant of God, for the Spiritual Welfare of the Black American Community. There is no set period for this novena, as the cause is perpetual for the unity of the Church.

Lectionary Cycle C

Jesus’ Treatment of the Widow of Nain

The call of today’s Gospel is to be open to God being God in our life, and moving beyond just a cursory attention to what He is doing in our life, and into a continual prayerful consideration of how God is efforting to participate in our lives by drawing us into cooperating with His.

Feast Days, Memorials, & Solemnities

Feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Have you believed what God has spoken to you? Evidence that you have believed is demonstrated by you taking the blessing that He has given you and sharing it with others, as Mary took to Elizabeth. Evidence is demonstrated by trusting in His Word with reckless abandon. What God told you He will do for you, He will fulfill and you will be blessed, if you just simply believe – truly believe what was spoken to you by the Lord.

Proofs of the Catholic Church

Does Your Belief On Communon Line Up With The Early Church’s Belief?

This brief article is going to look at what the Catholic Church teaches about the Sacrament of th Holy Eucharist (also called Communion meal) and compare it to what the Fathers of the Church taught and wrote on this subject, to demonstrate the consistency of our doctrine.

Catholic Theology Particulars

Dude, It’s the Holy Mass! Get Your Hands Out of Your Pockets!

Perhaps if we truly believed in the Real Presence of Christ at Mass; perhaps if we truly loved the Presence of Christ in His Word, His Priest, His People, and His Eucharist, we’d be something other than our ordinary self at Mass. Perhaps we’d be a peculiar people at worship.

Finding God in Music

Finding God in R&B: Gerald and Eddie Levert “Baby Hold Onto Me”

What I’ve always said about my series on ‘Finding God in Music’ is that it’s impossible to write a love song without touching upon the divine, because God IS Love (Cf. 1 John 4:8); and here is, yet, another example of that principle. Throughout this song we can definitely see God as the voice of the protagonist.