In this homily, Father Ed reflects upon the story of the woman who was caught in adultery and brought to Jesus for judgment. How will he judge her? How will he judge us? How should we judge others? Join Father Ed for this poignant message.

On this final night of a recent parish mission, Father Ed talks about God's forgiveness.

Our experience with love is always limited and conditional. But God's love is without limits or conditions. Join Father Ed as he explores the boundless beauty of God's love.

How big is your God? Is he bigger than your problems? Is he bigger than your world? Join Father Ed as he explores faith, science, and our relationship with our God who is always present.

Again and again we are encouraged to repent. But what does that mean? How do we do it? Join Father Ed as he explores the meaning of the word 'repentance' and explores how to open ourselves to the work of the Holy Spirit to accomplish it in our lives.

At the Mount of Transfiguration, Jesus is discussing with Moses and Elijah the exodus Jesus is to accomplish in Jerusalem. Looking back to the Old Testament reading for the day, Father Ed links the covenant God established with Abraham, the Exodus of Moses, and the Passion of Christ. Join Father Ed and learn how these three events in salvation history are related.

The Gospel lesson is the story of Jesus being tempted in the desert by Satan. We are all familiar with the story. Does it offer any practical help to us today? Join Father Ed as he expresses the Holy Spirit has already given us the cure for any temptation.

This homily deals with the beatitudes from the Sermon on the Plain in Luke 6:20-26. Why does Luke describe Christ's Great Sermon on a plain instead of on a mountain like Matthew? Why do the beatitudes in Matthew have 8 blessings and Luke's beatitudes have 4 blessings and 4 woes? Join Father Ed as he explores these questions and finds answers in the text of Psalm 1. In the end discover how Jesus gives us the key to a happy and prosperous life.

Many people find the Bible confusing. That is understandable. The Bible was written by over 100 authors over a thousand year period in cultural surroundings very different from our own. These four simple keys will help you understand the Scriptures and give the Bible much greater clarity and consistency. This is a must listen podcast for anyone who wants to understand the Bible.

This homily reflects upon the call to evangelize. Sometimes difficult for Catholics, it is nonetheless the commission Jesus gave his church. Fr. Ed presents a simple four-step guide: 1) Care 2) Listen 3) Pray 4) Invite.