Like the woman with the issue of blood, we touch Christ's humanity; like Jairus's daughter, we are touched by His divinity.

Though the demons may not possess us, our culture can.

God has planted all that is necessary if we are willing to work the harvest.

For most of us, what we demand of others is exactly the opposite of what we ask for ourselves.

Christ challenges us to "cast our nets" into deeper waters, but in so doing provides us with the means to meet that challenge.

Fr. Stephen explains that the Cross is both an ugly instrument of death and a holy instrument of life.

Fr. Stephen explains that at the heart of the Orthodox faith is the realization that God so loved the world that he desired for us that which He originally intended.

Fr. Stephen answers this question with three additional questions that all Christians must ask themselves.

Fr. Stephen opens his new podcast with this homily about our loving and merciful Master's forgiveness. Will we choose to live with gratitude or in servitude?