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Do not follow my example, for I am but a flawed and fallible human being, subject to weakness, error, and sin. My thoughts are often disordered, my heart inconsistent, and my actions sometimes unworthy of the calling I profess. I … Continue reading →

A man once spent years building a bridge of cedar and iron across a deep ravine to reach the home of a friend. He carried every beam himself, carved each joint with care, and laid every nail in sweat and … Continue reading →

You can download my homilies collection in large print at no charge. The book consists of 278 pages with a table of scripture references and a topical index. Feel free to share the e-book with others. In the future I … Continue reading →

The notion of two Messiahs—one priestly and one kingly—is an erroneous innovation without basis in Scripture or authentic tradition. There is one Christ, Jesus of Nazareth, Who is fully Priest, fully Prophet, and fully King. This is clearly set forth … Continue reading →

“All will be saved who believe faithfully in the entire Gospel and order their lives according to its saving commandments. However, those who do not fully believe in the Gospel will not be saved, as Christ declared: ‘But whoever breaks … Continue reading →

The true Christian faith does not pander to the emotional instability of modern society. It does not reshape itself to suit the lusts of fallen man. Christianity, when it is authentic, is not designed to make men comfortable in their … Continue reading →

The season of the Great Fast approaches, and with it, the Church calls us to repentance, prayer, and ascetic labour. Fasting is not an optional devotion, nor is it a tradition of human invention. It is a commandment from God, … Continue reading →

As the new year approaches, many reflect on the past twelve months and begin making resolutions. While it is common to focus on physical health or professional goals, we must not neglect our spiritual growth. The turning of the calendar … Continue reading →

The use of icons in Orthodox Christianity has often been misrepresented as idolatry, yet the biblical record provides clear evidence that sacred images were not only permitted but commanded by God in specific contexts. Understanding the distinction between veneration and … Continue reading →

Prayer is the lifeline of our spiritual journey. It is through prayer that we open our hearts to God, commune with Him, and deepen our relationship with our Lord. In Orthodox tradition, prayer is not simply an obligation but the … Continue reading →