Step Out of the Darkness
Fr Hans Jacobse discusses disorder in the man and its effects in the world.
Fr Hans Jacobse
The Disease of Secular-Humanism and the Cure
Events in the world seem to be transpiring at breakneck speed. This is intentional. Keeping people swirling in a hurricane of sensory and informational overload is a psychological tactic, moreover, it is a spiritual tactic of the enemy.
Fr. Zechariah Lynch
The Beheading of the Forerunner
Fr Hans Jacobse delivers a sermon on the feast of Saint John the Baptist’s Beheading.
Fr Hans Jacobse
Filioque, and Why Orthodox Christianity Rejects It
David Erhan gives a brief theological presentation on the Filioque and why Orthodox Christianity rejects it.
David Erhan
Filioque Refuted
Another Filioque video, this time a response against Catholic Answers. This video refutes Tim Staples’ article on the Filioque and the Filioque quote mine to illustrate that not only is Catholic Answers wrong on the Filioque, they in
David Erhan
The Kingdom Proclaimed by the Angels and Prophets
The second part of the Divine Liturgy bears the name, “The Liturgy of the Catechumens.” It is named thus because catechumens – those preparing to receive holy baptism – are permitted to be present while it is served.
Fr. Zechariah Lynch
Secularism Weakens Men & Culture
Fr Hans Jacobse discusses how his recent trip to Europe opened his eyes to the dangers of secularism and how it leads to weak men and the destruction of culture.
Fr Hans Jacobse
Joyful Light: A Sermon by St. Sebastian Dabovich
Below the reader will find a sermon by one of the few American-born Orthodox saints, Sebastian Dabovich (1863-1940). The sermon was originally printed in the 1966 September – October issue of the Orthodox Word, pp. 129-132. All end
Fr. Zechariah Lynch
Love Your Enemies
We are instructed by Christ to love our neighbors as ourselves, and even to love our enemies. There are always individuals who come into our lives that we find difficult to like, let alone love. Given this, how
Abbot Tryphon
Monasteries
Monastics are an integral part of the Church and should not be seen as independent of the Church Universal. Monks are bound by the same Gospel as other Christians and need to avail themselves to the missionary and
Abbot Tryphon
