Acts 14:6-18John 7:14-30

1 Chronicles 28, 29; Psalm 118:65·80; Proverbs 26:6·9; John 10:22·42

1 Chronicles 28, 29; Psalm 118:65·80; Proverbs 26:6·9; John 10:22·42

In this episode, Krista hosts Cynthia Damaskos and Molly Sabourin from Ancient Faith’s Filled with Less to introduce their new program offering: Back to Basics. We talk about the process of rediscovering the joy of cooking, celebrating the art of eating, and the power of community. You can learn more and sign up for their 10-week program here: http…

Matthew 10:40-42

During the persecutions of the Emperor Maximian, the virgin Theodosia came to comfort a group of Christians who were standing before the governor of Caesarea in Palestine. When she encouraged them not to shun martyrdom, she too was brought before the judge, who ordered that a stone be tied around her neck and that she be thrown into the sea; but an…

Matthew 10:40-42

Nothing is more natural to the fallen mind than to be delighted with praise and one’s own achievement, and likewise to be frustrated and embarrassed by criticism and failure. But the examples of our Lord and His apostles tell us they were not beholden to anyone or anything in this world. Our struggle to become like them, and to take steps toward tr…

Acts 10:21-33John 7:1-13

Matthew 10:34-39

1 Chronicles 26, 27; Psalm 118:49·64; Proverbs 26:1·5; John 10:1·21

A modern man sits alone in his living room, staring at his phone, desperately looking for someway to distract himself from the loneliness and pain that he doesn’t want to admit he’s feeling...Fr Jospeh Gleason gives an Orthodox Christian approach to dealing with loneliness.To ask questions or get in touch with us, please join our Telegram Group her…

1 Chronicles 26, 27; Psalm 118:49·64; Proverbs 26:1·5; John 10:1·21

Matthew 10:34-39

He entered monastic life in early youth, and in time rose to the rank of Bishop in Chalcedon. As a hierarch, he showed outstanding compassion for the poor, caring for many orphans, widows and beggars. When the Emperor Leo the Armenian attacked the holy icons, Nicetas stood against him, and was driven into exile, where he reposed after much hardship…

Fr. Evan answers questions regarding life confessions, the number of sacraments, and more.

Acts 10:1-16John 6:56-69

Fr. Stephen De Young discusses Genesis Chapters 33 and 34

Matthew 10:27-33

Today we continue to celebrate the most fundamental and joyful proclamation of our faith: Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death, and upon those in the tombs bestowing life!

The woman that Jesus met at the well in Sychar walked to the well with turmoil on her mind and heart. Today's Telling the Story imagines what her thoughts might have been, inspired by this Sunday's reading from the 4th chapter of St. John's gospel.

Kh Hannah and her husband, Fr. John, talk through what the psalms are, why they're important, and how to incorporate them into your daily lives.

Matthew 10:27-33

1 Chronicles 23-25; Psalm 118:33·48; Proverbs 25:27·31; John 9:13·41

"In the reign of the wicked Emperor Maximilian, there lived in Alexandria a maiden, Theodora, well-educated and of noble lineage. She was brought to trial before the pagans for her Christian faith. After long interrogation and torture for the Faith, the prince, her tormentor, ordered that she be thrown into a brothel and the soldiers given free acc…

1 Chronicles 23-25; Psalm 118:33·48; Proverbs 25:27·31; John 9:13·41

Matthew 10:16-26

1 Chronicles 20-22; Psalm 118:17·32; Proverbs 25:22·26; John 9:1·12

He was born in Thessalonica and, though baptised a Christian, he accepted Islam as a young man, eventually becoming a Sufi (one of a mystical sect among the Muslims). But in time he began to repent, and concluded that martyrdom was the only way for him to cleanse himself from the stain of his denial of Christ. Having repented, he presented himself …

Matthew 10:16-26

1 Chronicles 20-22; Psalm 118:17·32; Proverbs 25:22·26; John 9:1·12

Little is recorded of his earthly life, except that he was a monk and ascetic on Cyprus who rose to episcopal rank, and that he was martyred during a persecution of Christians. His body rested for centuries in a church in Cyprus. Then in 806, during the reign of the Emperor Nikephoros, the Saint appeared to the church's caretaker, warned him that i…

Matthew 10:5-15

1 Chronicles 16:36-19:19; Psalm 118:1·16; Proverbs 25:17·21; John 8:31·59

Matthew 10:5-15

1 Chronicles 16:36-19:19; Psalm 118:1·16; Proverbs 25:17·21; John 8:31·59

Many who struggle with depression carry shame and guilt over their depression. We might feel weak, inadequate, and even that we are being ungrateful. The reality is, that those who are the most healthy often will struggle with depression at some point, because of the dysfunction of others and because of the fallen world in which we live.…

Dr. Rossi ponders the question, "Who am I?"

Matthew 10:1-4

How to be a good steward of God's money and not fall into activities that take us away from God.

He was born in Antioch in 522. His father, John, died in an earthquake, leaving him to be raised by his mother Martha. From his earliest childhood he lived a very ascetic life and was under special protection and guidance of St John the Baptist, who often appeared to him. He became a monk as a young man and, after a vision of the Lord, who appeared…

Someone recently asked me about how to understand the evil thoughts they experience.

1 Chronicles 14:1-16:35; Psalm 117:17·29; Proverbs 25:12·16; John 8:3·30

Matthew 10:1-4

Acts 8:26-39John 6:40-44

Matthew 9:35-38

1 Chronicles 11:10-13:14; Psalm 117:1·16; Proverbs 25:6·11; John 7:37-8:2

"This Saint was from Synnada in Phrygia of Asia Minor. In Constantinople he met Saint Theophylact (March 8); the holy Patriarch Tarasius, learning that Michael and Theophylact desired to become monks, sent them to a monastery on the Black Sea. Because of their great virtue, St Tarasius afterwards compelled them to accept consecration, Theophylact a…