"Watch!" That simple command from Jesus seems simple... but what does it require a believer to do to further seek out the Lord in this season of Advent?

Jesus is king, and yet so often described as a shepherd. How are these two things related, and what does that mean for us?

Whether five, two or one talent, each of us has gifts meant for the Kingdom of God. Are we using those gifts well?

There were ten virgins in today's Gospel, five foolish and five wise. Which ones are we called to be?

We often behold distressing situations in the Church. Has that changed from times past? What makes one consider a vocation in this day and age anyways?

Why the statues all throughout the church? Why celebrate those who have already gone before us?

We all have a choice: will we live focused on ourselves or upon our God and upon others?

The statistics for general anxiety are startling... does faith have an answer to this contemporary problem? Is the answer staring us directly in the face?

Feasts, banquets, and fancy dinners: many are invited, how are only a few chosen?

Is it enough to "see the church is still standing" or is there more to what Jesus desires?