Fr. Stephen continues his discussion of Luke, chapter 10.

Fr. Stephen continues the discussion of Luke 11.

Fr. Stephen continues the discussion of Luke, Chapter 13

Fr. Stephen continues Luke, Chapter 17.

Fr. Stephen continues the discussion of Luke, chapter 18.

Fr. Stephen discusses Luke 19:29-44.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues the discussion of John 1.

Fr. Stephen DeYoung continues the discussion of St. John's Gospel, chapter 3.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues discussing John, Chapter 5.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion of John, Chapter 8.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion of the Gospel of John, Chapter 11.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion of John, Chapter 12.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion on the Gospel of John, Chapter 16.

Fr. Stephen De Young carries on with the discussion of the Gospel of John, Chapter 19.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion of Acts, Chapter 2.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion of the Acts of the Apostles, Chapter 4.

Fr. Stephen De Young speaks on Romans 1:8-17.

Fr. Stephen De Young discusses Romans 4:9-12.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion through Romans Chapter 5.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues the discussion on Romans Chapter 8.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his talk about 1 Corinthians Chapter 1.

Fr. Stephen De Young finishes Chapter 4 of 1 Corinthians.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion about Chapter 5 of 1 Corinthians.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues discussing St. Paul's First letter to the Corinthians, Chapter 14 with verse 22.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues talking about 1 Corinthians Chapter 15 starting with verse 9.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues his discussion on 1 Corinthians Chapter 15, beginning with verse 10.

Fr. Stephen De Young really dives into an interesting discussion about a bulk of 2 Corinthians Chapter 1.

Fr. Stephen De Young picks up where he left off in Chapter 5 of 2 Corinthians.

Fr. Stephen De Young picks up where he left off in 2 Corinthians Chapter 7 verse 5.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues the discussion of Galatians, Chapter 3.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues the discussion on Philippians Chapter 2, verse 9.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues last week's discussion on the first chapter of Colossians.

Fr. Stephen De Young continues discussing Chapter 2 of the Epistle to the Colossians.

Fr. Stephen De Young concludes the study of the book of Colossians.

Fr. Tom explores the last of the "I Am" statements in St. John's Gospel.

What is the testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ as described in the Book of Revelation? Fr. Tom Hopko explores this with us in his next episode of The Names of Jesus.

Steve and Christian geek out over Rogue One on their annual Star Wars podcast. They talk about the Force, sacrifice, and the difference between hope and optimism. They end with the top 5 Vader moments.

This week, Christina and Emma join the PCCH Team and offer their thoughts on "Beauty and the Beast." Apart from adding a new perspective to the film, they discuss the power of revisiting fairy tales as an adult, the communal nature of life as a servant of God, and how images of repentance make the film good viewing for Holy Week. They close with their Top 5 Disney songs!

A couple months ago, the guys watched a documentary following the band, Luxury. They were so impressed by the band and their music, they decided to focus this week on Luxury's album, Trophies. The guys discuss how the world is in decay, how we still need to be affirming of life, and how grace and repentance mean we actually have to change our lives. They close with their Top 5 Things They Are Thankful to God For.

The girls take on the Netflix series, The Queen's Gambit. They discuss the needs to take responsibility for ourselves, how love is not the same as turning a blind eye, and the need for healthy emotional boundaries.

What is keeping you "stooped over," hindering you from becoming more like Jesus?

Entering the final week of Lent, we are reminded once again of our own weakness and failings and our needs for the mercy of God.

The woman suffering from a physical ailment that made her ceremonially unclean is an example for us in how to approach Jesus in humility and faith.

Responding to the call to come to the heavenly banquet requires us to leave behind those things to which we are enslaved.

Fr. Philip LeMasters reminds us that our true enemies are the corrupt spiritual powers that tempt us to sin, and our own need to put on the spiritual armor of God.

From the story of the healing of the Gadarene demoniac, Fr. Philip LeMasters shares about how we can become our true selves in Christ.

In today’s gospel lesson, there were people so used to focusing on their daily routines and worldly responsibilities that they had lost the ability to recognize something new and joyful. One owned real estate, another had animals, and a third was married. Even though these are commonplace conditions, they used them to justify their refusal to accept the invitation to the great party. No one forced them to do so; instead, they excused themselves. As a result, the master commanded his servant to “Go out quickly to the streets and lanes of the city, and bring in the poor and maimed and blind and lame.” Because there was still room, the master ordered him to go out even further to “the highways and hedges, and compel people to come in, that my house may be filled.”

The only true response to the challenges we face today is to believe in and confess Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world. If we cultivate the humility necessary to entrust ourselves to Him, then we will gain the spiritual strength not to fall into self-centeredness, fear, resentment, hatred, or other sinful states of soul that are such appealing distractions to facing the truth about ourselves.

It is easy to assume that we have strong faith when it seems like everything is going our way. All too often, that means that we have come to trust in ourselves for following a religion that we imagine will give us what we want. When difficult struggles come, however, the truth about our weak souls is revealed. Then we come to see that real faith in God is not about serving or congratulating ourselves, but something entirely different.

Today we celebrate the restoration of our true unity in God.