Taking an excerpt from the Old Testament book of Job on St. Patrick's Day, and using the prayer of Thomas Merton, Ronnie addresses the confusion that is bound to come when we try to decipher which way to go with our lives. 

In the final talk of the series, Ronnie uses the last words of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew to remind us, that when it comes to faith, doubt is as essential as conviction. 

In part 7 of Ronnie's current series of Sunday talks, he speaks about being a nobody - the freedom and satisfaction of being an unknown. Using a minor event from Jesus' last week, he shows how those history may not remember can be a part of something much greater than themselves.

In Part 6 of Ronnie's series of talks on the life of Jesus, we follow Jesus to the Temple where is cleanses it of the money-changers. It was Jesus' effort, to quote Father Richard Rohr, "To keep people free for God, and to keep God free for people."

In Part 5 of Ronnie's series of talks on the life of Jesus, he shares the Parable of the Good Samaritan, giving it a contemporary twist.

In this episode Ronnie talks about the Transfiguration of Jesus, its meaning, its lesson, and its power to help us "take the world as it is, not as we would have it."

In his continuing series of talks on Jesus of Nazareth, Ronnie highlights Jesus' first public sermon, its impact, and continuing challenge.

With a tip of the hat to the legendary John Prine, Ronnie talks about Jesus' "Missing Years," and leads us to discover that Jesus wasn't missing at all, but found what his mission would be.

Introducing a series of talks on the life of Jesus of Nazareth, Ronnie addresses how we often create Jesus in our own image.