Our Spirituality is “Formed in the Cave”
In response to my last blog entitled “Heartfelt or Hype? Emotions in Worship“, I received the following message: When discussing[…]
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21 Signs Politics Has Become an Idol
In today’s polarized climate, politics often becomes more than a matter of policy or values—it turns into a type of[…]
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Heartfelt or Hype? Emotions in Worship
In response to my last blog entitled “The Woman and the Pulpit: A Parable of Responses to the Cross“, I[…]
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The Woman and the Pulpit: A Parable of Responses to the Cross
There was once a woman who faithfully attended church every Sunday. Week after week, she sat in the same pew,[…]
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Beyond the Grave: Can Repentance Continue After Death?
“The Catholics have purgatory. The EO have toll houses. We pray for the departed for forty days. Can you go into the possibility of post mortem repentance?”
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An Orthodox Christian View of the Sabbath
What is the Sabbath? Should Christians today be practicing it?
The Sabbath is understood primarily as the seventh day, Saturday, following the biblical account of creation, where God rested after His work (Genesis 2:2-3).
However, for Christians (since the early Church), Sunday has become the central day of worship and rest, known as the “Lord’s Day” because it is the day of Christ’s resurrection.
Remembering Tragedy [Coptic New Year]
As we enter the Coptic New Year, we are reminded of a profound chapter in the history of our faith.[…]
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Oriental Orthodoxy & THE Church: A Response to Fr. John Mahfouz
In this video, we responded to a recent critique by an Eastern Orthodox priest regarding the Oriental Orthodox Church and her Christology. The Oriental Orthodox Church has faithfully preserved the early Christian faith, maintaining a true witness to the teachings and tradition of the ancient Church. So are there real differences between the two traditions? If so, what are they? Join us as we explore these important questions, shedding light on the historical and theological nuances of Christology.
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Election 2020: Fear and Anxiety
Election chaos is in full affect. With each campaign accusing the other of lying, cheating, stealing, and / or fraud,[…]
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Resurrection: More than Easter Bunnies and Coloring Eggs
Resurrection Feast (sometimes called Easter by those in the West) was never a day dedicated to cute bunnies or coloring[…]
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