A look at the mental health problems we are facing in America - depression, anxiety, addiction, PTSD, and other things - reveals that there is an abject lack of joy in the world today. What is causing this lack of joy? What can be done? Listen in as Fr. Chris talks about finding joy in Jesus.

Chapter 14 is a chapter of sharp, distinctions and exclusive claims. In this chapter, Jesus claims to be the only way to the Father. Listen as Fr. Charles explains why this claim is every bit as exclusive as it sounds, while also being one of the most beautiful invitations imaginable.

In the aftermath of Jesus rising from the dead, one of his followers - Stephen - was brutally murdered. How can this be? What does this teach us? Listen in as Fr. Chris explores the compelling witness of St. Stephen, deacon and martyr.

If you’ve ever been curious about what it really means to be a Christian, listen in as Fr. Chris explores the most basic elements of living a Christian life. Sunday’s Gospel: Luke 24: 13-35

Word is getting out that Jesus is alive but until the disciples see him, they don’t believe this to be true. Therefore, in our Gospel reading, John 20:19-31, we find them in a locked room afraid and then… Jesus himself stood among them, and said to them, “Peace to you!” Listen to Fr. Charles as he explains what happens when Jesus appears to the disciples, including Thomas, and to you.

Ezekiel 10 shows the presence of the lord departed the temple. This was a terrible day for Israel. But the lord would not stay gone forever. Join Father Charles as he describes both the departure and the return of the Lord

In a world where we often feel the very real pain of tragedy, especially death, we wonder whether or not God really cares, or if he is even there. If we don’t address these questions correctly, we are reduced to wishful thinking, or worse, substance abuse to numb the pain. Listen in as Fr. Chris teaches on the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, revealing the how the person, the presence, the power, and the promises of God meets us in our suffering.

John chapter 9 is a chapter full of imagery and symbolism. Central among the imagery is the usage of blindness and sight. Join Fr. Charles, as he explores this chapter and uncovers, the source of true blindness and the beauty of true sight.

Shame is a heavy burden to bear. It can make you want to disappear. Sometimes, it can make you feel like you want to die. But, have you ever considered the possibility that shame is also a signal? Could it be that God uses shame to let us know what breaks his heart, so He can lead us back to his love? Listen in as Fr. Chris re-tells the story of the woman at the well and see how Jesus uses the woman’s shame to lead her to salvation.

Fr. Charles' sermon is based on our Gospel reading: John 3:1-16.