Fr. John shows how participation in God's sacraments are a necessary part of our salvation.

Having previously looked at new beginnings, Fr. John now discusses the end times and those who foolishly try to predict them.

Fr. John explains why the new church year begins on September 1, then tells of a birthday party like no other.

What do those words in the liturgy mean? And how do we accomplish this? Fr. John enlightens us with the answers.

Are our physical bodies evil? Are they good? Fr. John explores these questions in light of Christ's Transfiguration.

Fr. John illustrates how lowliness and self-condemnation should be our goal, rather than pride and self-esteem.

In this Pentecost season, Fr. John looks to "Adam's Lament" by St. Silouan to show that the loss of the Holy Spirit is the source of our sorrows.

Fr. John shows that it is not modified behavior that makes us people of God, but changed hearts.

Fr. John turns to answering what happens to us over time when we gather as the Body of Christ.

Fr. John mourns the loss of the Christian male and how it runs counter to the necessity of collective worship.