Does it seem like the rhetoric against Christianity is getting a little hot? Fr. Steven Ritter thinks so.

Why is the Lenten Journey so challenging? Fr. Steven Ritter gives us some answers.

Fr. Steven Ritter answers the question "why do people today avoid the topic of death?"

There are few easy answers when corporate entities try to determine what your moral choices are, but there is something that can be done--with difficulty.

Are recent events troubling to you? There is something you can do, but maybe not what you expect.

Does the degradation of language reflect a degradation of the human being? Yes, it does.

How do we as Orthodox Christians respond to the current challenge upon us?

Can the Church be accused of racism in today's environment?

Your life is more interconnected than you realize. And Christ's nativity only deepens it.

Fr. Steven. Ritter asks: Is there a way we can break out of our obsession with the things of this world?

Does the Church have anything to say about free speech and its attempted suppression by some today?

Have we, and are we responding to the current crisis in a fully Orthodox manner?

What are Orthodox Christians to think of this Phenomenon?

Fr. Steven explores and critiques the mega-hit phenomenon about the Life of Jesus, The Chosen

The Gabby Petito case has connected with many people. What are we to think of it, and can we learn something from it?

Much of what passes for Orthodox teaching by certain extremist internet personalities is destructive, dangerous, and not Orthodox.

Instead of asking "why is this happening" perhaps we should be asking "what should we be doing?"

Fr. Steven Ritter examines the possibilities.

With all of the attention on the Church today, how should we respond?

Why are we so worried about the things happening in the world when the Lord told us not to be?

How should Orthodox approach the problem?