Matt wraps up the year walking through the Ten Commandments and how to use them in practical life. He talks about their connection to the seven deadly sins and seven virtues.

With Easter season upon us, Matt introduces the moral life and what it means. He goes into the relationship between culpability and freedom, the foundations that build a moral life, and the dignity of pursuing a moral act.

Finishing the Sacraments, Matt introduces the Sacraments of Healing, the Anointing of the Sick and Confession. He explains the Anointing of the Sick, its history, and use, as well as its deep connection to Confession.

Father Peter returns to talk about Holy Orders. He explains the history of the priesthood, its fulfillment in Christ, and what it means to be a priest. He also explains confession and how it works.

Matt talks about Death, Judgment, Heaven and Hell and what the Catholic Church teaches about these four last things. He also introduces the Sacraments, the outward signs of invisible realities.

As Lent begins, Matt introduces Mary, the Holy Mother of God, and her role with the Church. He also introduces the Saints and what it means to ask for intercession.

Ash Wednesday is fast approaching and Matt explains the origins of Lent and its purpose. He continues to the Holy Spirit, what He is, who He is, and His relationship to the Church.

An encore episode Father Brady Wagner's visit to RCIA. He walks through Christ's adult life to His tragic death to His mysterious resurrection, with a view to how Christ affects his life as a priest and the lives of the people in the Church.

Matt follows the life of Christ, from the Nativity to the Crucifixion, explaining how Jesus Christ fulfilled Salvation History and defied expectation.

Beginning with Genesis, Matt moves through the Bible and Salvation History to the coming of Christ. He highlights the events in the Old Testament which foreshadow New Testament and show God's plan.