Fr. Stephen speaks about the role played by envy in the events of Holy Week. Seeing envy as a primary sin in our world, he looks at how the Gospel confronts this error in human thought.

Fr. Stephen returns to some of his thoughts on life in a world divided into sacred and secular—a world he describes as the "two-storey universe." He offers practical steps on how to practice the presence of Christ at all times and places in a careful devotion to Christ.

Fr. Stephen looks at the teaching of the Elder Sophrony and St. Silouan and what it is they mean by "person." Our existence is rooted in love.

Fr. Stephen makes the observation that the Scriptures say that God sings. He then goes on to ask about the place of music in worship and why it is that some modern Christians do not sing.

Fr. Stephen looks at the forgiveness of our enemies and suggests some small steps we can take to cultivate a heart of mercy and extend it towards others.

Fr. Stephen speaks on the utterly essential relationship with God. We must truly know Him.

Fr. Stephen looks at the deeper meaning of fasting and its true place in our Christian life.

Fr. Stephen speaks about the unique relationship between the Church and Holy Scripture. They are integral to one another. We do not remove the Church from Scripture, but neither do we remove Scripture from the Church.

Fr. Stephen looks at the temptations of our secular culture and its invitation to live in an "unholy land."

Fr. Stephen explains why he considers science fiction as a form of modern theological thought.