Here is the second half of Dr. Constantinou's study of the crucifixion.

Part 2 of Dr. Constantinou's series on the resurrection of Christ.

How are we to understand words like "inspired" and "inerrant" when it comes to the Holy Scriptures?

What are the Dead Sea Scrolls and what do we need to know about them?

In this episode, Jeannie continues her discussion of the canon of Scripture and why the Old Testament is different in the Protestant Bible.

Jeannie provides an explanation of why it is so important to study the canon of Scripture and to hold the line on what the Church has approved.

Jeannie continues her lesson on how the early Church interpreted the Scriptures.

Today, Jeannie looks at two of the Cappadocian Fathers: Basil the Great and Gregory of Nyssa.

Jeannie continues in Genesis chapter 1 with the story of creation.

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou leads us through the second half of the book of Judges. This is lesson 82 in her series, "Introduction to the Bible."

Dr. Costantinou brings us lesson 85 in her series, "Introduction to the Bible." In this podcast, she continues discussing Samuel and Hannah.

Dr. Constantinou shares the many patristic lessons dealing with repentance and forgiveness that have been drawn from the story of David's adulterous relationship with Bathsheba.

Dr. Constantinou continues her lesson on Solomon, this time focusing on the fascinating topic of Old Testament polygamy, adultery, and concubinage. If David and Solomon did it, why can't we?

Dr. Constantinou continues her discussion of Jeremiah and then addresses the obscurity of the Old Testament.

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Fr. Joseph gives a bit of "testimony" regarding his first mission in comparison to the large group coming together in Trinity, Florida.

In part two of Fr. John's visit to Yuma, he might step on a few "Christian" toes.

In part two of Fr Joseph's interview with Subdeacon Adam Roberts, the topics include: future groups to evangelize; existing parishes planting missions; and how to speak the truth in love (and the problem of the internet).

In part two of this interview, Steve defines "evangelism" and speaks of the struggle to "trust God."

Fr. Joseph is starting the celebration of the New Year a bit early, no? Nah. It's tradition!

Fr. Tom now looks at the story of the three youths in the flaming furnace and the beautiful correlation to our worship as Orthodox Christians.

In part 2 of Fr. Tom's comments on the vesting for liturgy, he talks about the importance of dress not only for the clergy but for all of us as we come to church.

Fr. Thomas continues to talk about the Great Litany at the beginning of the Divine Liturgy. In particular the "union of all men" and "the fear of God."

Fr. Tom continues to talk about the Trisagion Prayers - "Holy God, Holy Mighty, Holy Immortal, have mercy on us" - and talks specifically about the recipient of this prayer. Is it Christ or is it the Holy Trinity?

Giving the sermon is more than just standing and talking in front of the congregation. It requires a knowledge of the people, the events of the day, the Holy Scripture readings, and much more.

Fr. Thomas explores the significance of the way the bread is cut and laid on the diskos during the preparation for the eucharist.

Fr. Tom offers a very helpful explanation of what we are actually offering in the procession of the Great Entrance in the Divine Liturgy.

Fr. John continues his series on dubious biblical research.

Fr. John continues his sermon from Psalm 117.

Fr. John encourages us to renew our minds and not live in our former sins.

Fr. John continues his series from Psalm 118.

Fr. John Whiteford preaches about the Apodosis or Leavetaking of Pascha. He speaks to the importance of living our lives always preparing for Pascha instead of taking our time for granted as we do not know the hour of our death.

Fr. John preaches on the significance of the Feast of Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit.

Fr. John shares about the particular relationship that the Mother of God has with her Son, our Lord Jesus Christ.

Fr. John Whiteford invites us to open hearts to Christ God as did Zacchaeus.

Fr. John Whiteford reflects on the great love and faith the Myrrh-Bearing Women had for their Lord.

Fr. John Whiteford's sermon from December 24, 2023.

Fr. John Whiteford preaches on Zacchaeus.

Fr. John Whiteford reminds us that all good things come from God.

Fr. John Whiteford preaches on forgiveness.

Fr. John Whiteford's sermon from April 7, 2024.

In this episode Angela continues her conversation with Orthodox priest and Spiritual Ecologist, Fr. Kaleeg Hainsworth where they discuss the role of the Orthodox Christian in issues about the environment, the wilderness as a “de-tox” method, and how to survive the Zombie apocalypse.

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To be a monk is to be alone and to define oneself according to Christ alone.

Fr. Seraphim reads a section, Sin and Prayer, from the booklet On Prayer. "To define myself through my sinfulness is to decide that I am my own creator. I replace God with myself and I become my own creation, not His." The text can be found at mullmonastery.com.

Fr. Seraphim Aldea delivers a talk in Atlanta, GA, about the power of our demons in those we meet, including the unborn.