Over the past century, there have been three major impacts upon Midwest living.  In this episode, find out what these impacts are and how they affect the practice of the faith.  

Do contemporary believers approach their faith as something that gives their lives purpose and direction, or is their approach more superficial?  

In this episode, we recall the moving moments of Fr. Travis's priestly ordination, the humility of the liturgical gestures involved in the Roman Ritual, and the graces that continue flow from that sacramental celebration for the good of the Church. 

In this episode we discuss the virtue of obedience.  With a proper understanding of obedience, we can avoid a sense of resentment toward authority figures and find find greater freedom for things that seem out of our control.  

Where did Jesus go when he descended among the dead following His crucifixion and death?  To whom did He come to save and does His salvation apply to souls that lived before Him?  

How do we know if our faith is strong enough when the challenges of this world seem to be growing?  In this episode, we discuss the proper role of faith when the darkness of this world seems to be closing in upon us.  

It is not easy to be fervent in one's faith when others want to mock or minimize religious practice.  Yet as Jesus accepted the road of humiliation in his walk to Calvary, how do we unite ourselves to Him?  

Ever met someone who isn't interested in religion, but still want to be a good person?  Have you encountered someone who simply wants everyone to coexist and be nice?  In this episode we discuss a Christian response and perspective to this growing mentality.  

Based on a famous Youtube video of 2012, we continue to examine the response of those who love Jesus but want nothing to do with the Church or organized religion.  

Using a description of the famous author, C. S. Lewis, we discuss in this episode the need for one to choose the true identity of Jesus and what one's response to that identity will be.