In the first part of his series, Father John speaks of liturgy as sacred assembly.

Fr. John examines St. Gregory Palamas, who taught that interior stillness was the path to knowing God.

This real-life story of an Ohio runaway is reminiscent of another youth in a parable of Jesus and serves to strengthen its message.

What was the difference between the prayer of the Pharisee and that of the Publican? Humility.

Fr. John answers a question at once innocent and terrifying.

With the synaxion of the Theotokos freshly celebrated, Fr. John reflects on Mary, the mother of our Lord.

How wonderful to know that we are loved and wanted by God, who calls to us by name!

God places within us a hunger for fellowship with himself and creation, but too often man distorts that hunger into an appetite for temporary pleasure.

Fr. John shows how our cultural deterioration brings us closer to the conditions that the early Church thrived in.

Fr. John examines the difference between true healing and mere relief.