Citing the story of St. Mary of Egypt, Fr. Ted contends that not only is it possible to change and repent, but it is also never too late to do so.

Fr. Ted reminds us that Palm Sunday is actually a tragic event because the people recognize the Messiah not as He is, but as they want him to be.

Fr. Ted shares his homily from Great and Holy Thursday.

Fr. Ted reminds us that it is impossible for us to be Christians without the Holy Spirit.

Fr. Ted speaks at the Biennial Clergy-Laity Conference for the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Canada in Vancouver.

Fr. Ted explains that finding your calling is a process of discovering who you truly are—who God made you to be.

Fr. Ted shares his homily from the Feast of the Transfiguration of Christ.

Fr. Ted addresses the trend in Canada to not go to church on Thanksgiving.

Fr. Gregory Scratch is the guest speaker at the Vespers of the Feast of St. Demetrios.

Fr. Ted explains that the way you can tell whether you are giving out of love is to look at the type of giving that you do.

Fr. Ted reminds us that we must be a spiritual light to our children.

Fr. Ted explains that the Incarnation cannot be learned, but it can be experienced.

Fr. Ted explains why we should have our homes blessed every year.

Fr. Ted connects the forty day blessing of newborn children to the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord in the Temple.

Fr. Ted explains how the Triodion prepares us to run the marathon of Great Lent.

Fr. Ted reminds us that true freedom is being a slave to God.

The Rev. Fr. Gregory Scratch speaks at the Greek Orthodox Metropolis Youth Assembly in Winnipeg, Canada.

Fr. Ted delivers a lecture in Calgary at St. Vladimir's Ukrainian Orthodox Church Lenten Retreat.

Fr. Ted explains that when we fail to take part in fasting or the sacraments, we create an identity crisis within.

Keith Thomas Sandberg speaks at a lecture sponsored by the Winnipeg Orthodox Clergy Association after the Vespers of St. Mary of Egypt.

Fr. Ted discusses what you will see in Divine Liturgy that includes an ordination.

Fr. Ted points out that the Spirit of God always brings people together, brings understanding, brings Truth, and brings love.

Christians should be more interested in healing the soul than in healing the body.

The whole point of the Christian life is to stay on course. Sin is deviating from that course.

The cross is a symbol of how we should live our lives.

Parents should be the first teachers of the Faith to their children.

Thanksgiving should be the core of our being as Orthodox Christians.

When your soul is not filled with the Holy Spirit, there is room for other things to enter.

Fr. Ted reminds us that our first call is to be truly Christian.

Fr. Ted explains why we bless the waters during Theophany.

There is a parallel between what happens to Zacchaeus to what happens to us every Sunday.

Fr. Ted encourages us to fully experience the lenten struggle and all that it entails.

The way we approach suffering as Christians can become a witness to how one should suffer properly.

Fr. Ted speaks at an adult lenten retreat at All Saints Greek Orthodox Church in Toronto, Ontario.

Too often we seek to bend the Church to our own will instead of bending our will to meet that of God.

Fr. Ted shares his Paschal homily.

The Resurrection is the lens through which we should read the Bible.

We must choose Christ over the secular world.

A homily by guest speaker Fr. Tim Prattas from St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in East Vancouver.

In the act of giving we free ourselves from our material possessions.

An estrangement occurs the longer we stay away from our spiritual family.

The whole reason Christ comes into the world is to die.

Fr. Ted explains why we bless the waters on Theophany.

Fr. Ted introduces St. Gregory of Nyssa and his theology.

Fr. Theodore helps us understand the significance of the Sunday of St Gregory Palamas.

Fr. Ted calls us to carry the meaning of Pascha into our everyday lives.

Fr. Ted encourages us to not let fear keep us from living out our Orthodox faith.

Fr. Ted encourages us to allow the story of the healing of the paralytic to move us closer into relationship with God and one another as we live in the light of the resurrection of Christ!

Fr. Ted shares his reflections on the Transfiguration (Metamorphosis) of Jesus.