This is the third and final episode dealing with Chapter 26, On Purity. Sexual sins, carnal lust, self-abuse, and other lustful passions are discussed. Purity is the necessary prerequisite for anyone to see God. Let us purify ourselves!

What is the relationship between having pews in church and purity? Why are certain questions practical for some but harmful if asked by others? Check it out here!

Can a man purify himself from lust? What is possible for one who asks God for purity? How does this virtue prepare one to do things beyond simply restraining oneself?

If you think you have an idea of what this episode is about, think again. Patience is what someone has gained who has not wasted his life. We really need to listen to our God-bearing fathers!

Have you ever considered how humility and people pleasing are opposites? Has it ever occurred to you that the more humble you become, the less humble you feel? Join Fr. Methodius as he explores True and False versions of this virtue!

Humility, Virtue, Reasonable Asceticism, and humble-wordedness are all words you need patristic definitions for. Follow Fr. Methodius as he walks through the Field of spiritual guidance.

Repentance should occupy a central place in the Christian life. Why should we associate it with the Kingdom of heaven, and how is repentance much more than a simple changing of the mind? Fr. Methodius explores this and other topics here.

Believe it or not, this episode completes the chapter on Prayer, and includes the entire chapter on Faith!

Have you ever told heterodox Christians or even non-Christians to pray about something? Have you ever considered that this could be bad advice? Listen as I try to clarify the teachings of prayer.

What do I need to know before I can pray? What must I do, if anything, to make my prayers acceptable? Does God always answer every prayer? Listen to Fr. M as he interacts with God illumined teaching on the virtue we call Prayer.