The Didache
The Didache—“The Teaching of the Lord through the Twelve Apostles to the Nations”—is a short church manual composed in the first century A.D. (often dated c. 50–100). It offers a window into the moral, liturgical, and communal life of some of the earliest Christian communities. For the Orthodox Church, the Didache is valued as an Apostolic Father text, an authoritative early witness to Holy Tradition. Orthodox seminarians, catechists, and historians read the Didache as a compact pastoral rule from the apostolic age, a practical link between New Testament teaching and later, fuller liturgical and canonical formulations. PDF
Dear Friend
50 Simple Letters to a Dear Friend About the Ancient Orthodox Church. A collection of letters written as a gentle introduction to the Orthodox Christian faith. They are addressed to a “dear friend,” someone who loves Christ but may be unfamiliar with the Orthodox Church. The goal of these letters is very simple — to explain the faith of the Church that Jesus founded and the Apostles spread, in a way that is easy to understand. Each letter covers one topic—such as the Bible, prayer, the sacraments, the saints, worship, and daily Christian life. Every letter includes passages from the Holy Scriptures, so that the reader can see how the teachings of the Church are rooted in the Word of God. 2025 revised ed. PDF
Homilies Collection
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 might consider publishing a hard copy. PDF
The Unclean Roots of Modern Protestantism
An Eastern Orthodox Witness to the Atrocities of Luther and Calvin, the Absurdity of Vicarious Apology, and the Idolatry of Men. PDF
