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As we continue our journey through Lent, Fr. Paul examines why it is so hard to follow Jesus by looking at Peter's rebuke. Like Peter, we are often stupid and selfish, and yet Jesus calls us afresh to get behind Him and follow as His students.

At the start of our Lenten journey, Fr. Paul reflects upon the Lord's testing in the wilderness. God knows our hardships; He shares in our suffering and pain. As God uses trials to train us, we can take hope, knowing we are His beloved children.

"Are you living your authentic life?" The self-centered search for identity and purpose leaves us exhausted, but God offers his own imprint when we render our lives to him. Fr. Paul invites a fresh look at the incarnation of Christ.

We desperately need healing, and so God calls us to pray. Fr. Paul examines the good news in healing: a sign of the greater and global work of grace.

Fr. Paul examines the first of four ancient commitments of the church. We are called to guard the Apostles' teaching, which was given by God to give life to the world.

What does it mean to desire God? Fr. Jonathan examines the nature of longing and how, even when we achieve our dreams, we desire more. In the Biblical image of the wilderness, we see how weariness can bring us to our greatest longing, God, who alone...

Fr. Paul examines the sin of contempt and its prevalence in our nation, including the church. But we have hope, for Jesus meets us on the day of reckoning, using the consequences of sin to turn us back to God. Repent and return.

"Great stories deserve great beginnings." Fr. Jonathan shows the genius in the tedium of Matthew's Gospel genealogy: the epic drama of Israel's failure reflects our own tragic shortcomings and reveals how our Messiah has adopted...

"As Christians, too often, we forget our name—and the world suffers for it." Fr. Paul examines how the God-given name of Jesus declares whose He is, what He is, and why He is; and because His name has been placed on us, we inherit His...

Fr. Paul proclaims the good news of Christ's birth: God meets us in our vulnerability. His swaddling cloths show how he bears our needs and weaknesses, rescuing us from fear.