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Fr. Ted explains that being a real Christian should not be fun.

Fr. Ted expresses his frustration with Orthodox Christians who only show up to church on Pascha.

Fr. Ted explains that, because we are hypocrites, we are in danger of losing God's grace.

Fr. Ted reminds his fellow priests that they can easily fall into hypocrisy along with the Pharisees.

Fr. Ted asks whether you will choose to be a person of the light or a person of the darkness.

Fr. Ted reminds us that more important than our sinfulness is the mercy of God.

Fr. Ted reminds us that in order to experience the fruits of our labors, we must go through many trials and tribulations.

Fr. Ted reminds us that partaking of the Eucharist is the true climax of Pascha.

Fr. Ted speaks on the importance of forgiveness and reminds us of the huge debt we've been forgiven.

This week, Fr. Ted addresses the question of how a loving God could also judge us.

Fr. Ted asks us to reflect upon whether Christ is truly the center of our lives.

Fr. Ted explains that the "root of all evil," is anything we put in place of God.

Fr. Ted explains that the Nativity is not only the fulfillment of the Old Testament, but the beginning of the New.

Fr. Ted speaks about the feast of Theophany. He explains that in both Nativity and Theophany, God reveals Himself to man.

Fr. Ted reminds us that we are temples of the Holy Spirit and to live as such.

Fr. Ted urges those who have been born into the Orthodox faith to ask themselves hard questions about what they would sacrifice for Orthodoxy had they not been born into it. He reminds them to demonstrate Christian love and acceptance to catechumens.

Fr. Ted urges us to focus on what we can give to others and to the Church, rather than what we can get.

Fr. Ted reminds us that Hades is not a place, but rather a state of being away from God that we can experience even here on earth.

Fr. Ted contends that the story of the Pool of Bethesda is really about the relationships we have—or don't have—with our fellow Orthodox Christians.

Fr. Ted explains why we have such difficulty forgiving others.

Fr. Ted reminds us that only in Orthodox Christianity do we have the totality of Holy Tradition.

Fr. Ted assures us that God's blessings at Church can affect all of the other different facets of our lives.

Fr. Ted discusses the important of confession and the Eucharist. Without them, he argues, we are both dirty and starving.

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

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

Fr. Ted explains why we celebrate saints on the days of their deaths.

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

Fr. Ted explains how the gospel of love is lived out in our lives today and how it was lived out in the past.

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 confession is a reconciliation.

Fr. Ted assures us that the more time we commit to our spiritual life, the more we will get out of it.

Fr. Ted reminds us that we are called to be different from everyone else.

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

Fr. Ted compares ascending St. John's ladder to traveling from earth up into space.

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.

St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church has a new deacon. Listen here to the ordination speech by the newly ordained Dn. John Karvelas.

What we mean by humility and witnessing for Christ here in the Western world is a far different thing from what Christians are experiencing in the Middle East.