A calm morning breaks over Atchison—and with it, a reminder that peace is not found in perfect circumstances, but in the One who says: “Let not your heart be troubled.”
In this Sunday edition of Daybreak in Atchison, we begin with a deep and reflective conversation on John 14:1–12—Christ as the way, the truth, and the life—and what it truly means to trust Him in uncertain times.
We then turn to Fulton Sheen’s “Prayer in Wartime,” where urgency meets clarity, and discover why his message on interior peace feels just as necessary today as ever.
Finally, we slow down and listen—really listen—as Carl Sandburg reads his own poetry, bringing the American voice to life in a way only radio can.
Along the way, we share what’s happening around Benedictine College and Atchison, as the town settles into a beautiful spring Sunday.
This is more than a podcast—it’s a way to begin the day.
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