“Whatever God deprives us of, is either to test us or to protect us, let us accept everything with joy.” +St Paisios of Mount Athos
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Confronting Habitual Sin
Why is it so hard to be a Christian? How do we address habitual sin – the passions… our obsessions, compulsions, and addictions? Rooted in honesty and repentance, spiritual healing is a profound journey. Embrace the struggle with faith, prayer, and grace.
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Bible Study info 12/2/24-12/5/24
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Online Bible Study
Become a monthly supporter of my online ministry and join me every week on Zoom for a Bible Study of the Gospel of Luke.
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• Tuesday, 3:00 pm US ET (Monday 8:00 pm GMT)
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The People that We Meet
Meet the Parents of John the Baptist
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Outposts of the Kingdom
The Kingdom of God is both a coming reality and is a present reality in the hearts of believers. To have a life in Christ is to be in the Kingdom both now and unto the ages of ages.
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Chronos and Kairos
Here’s a clip from a session of my church’s online Bible Study. The New Testament describes two kinds of time – “chronos” and “kairos.” The difference between the two is immense… eternal even.
Once More Look Up to Heaven
The healing grace of Christ is offered to us so that we can move forward — or better still, upward — in life.
Overcoming the Idolatry of Envy
St Paul calls envy (or covetousness) idolatry. There’s one way to overcome it – radical gratitude.
Eastern Orthodoxy 