St. Therese of Lisieux is a 19th century saint who, in her 24 years, revolutionized the world through her one simple teaching called "The Little Way." Learn more about her "little way" by listening to this episode. 

What does it mean that God has called us to be holy? What is holiness? Why does this matter to us? This episode concludes the introduction to the lives of the Saints and reminds us that they encourage us in our call to be holy.

The second in the 7 deadly sins series: pride. Although pride is root sin of all the sins, I am listing it on its own to give a greater understanding of sin in general. 

This homily begins a series on the 7 Deadly Sins. The first two in the series is Gluttony and Lust. How well do you understand these two types of sins? Listen and find out.

How does the desert speak to us? It is God speaking to us in its simplicity. As we venture into the Season of Lent let this season become a season of encountering God.

Jesus says, "A good tree produces good fruit and an bad tree produces rotten fruit, but a good tree does not produce rotten fruit neither does a bad tree produce good fruit." How do we produce good fruit? It begins with our intention. What is my intention? is it to do good? To help others? Or to give my works to God?

What is morality? What is the good? Can we determine what is morally right, or is it sociologically based? Can we determine something to be objective or is everything subjective? All this and more in this episode. 

Forgiveness. We commonly use this concept in Christianity and Jesus commands us to forgive one another. What does it mean to forgive? How do I forgive?

What gives us the joy? Where does the joy of being a Christian come from? How do I live in that joy?

Can we really prove the existence of God? What do we mean by proving? Should we prove God's existence or be able to point out the times when he shows himself? In this podcast I explore the difference between proving and finding evidence for. Then I explore different kinds of evidence and whether these forms of evidence are useful for suggesting that God exists. Lastly, we attempt an answer: do we have evidence for God or Jesus?