The Simple Path to God

We must resist the world's understanding of justice.

We must follow the basic principles of our faith to avoid this dangerous condition.

We must learn to discern false gospels.

Computer games, TV, and phones serve to scatter the soul.

Christ commands us to love God, we must examine how we have responded and learn from those who have acquired love.

St Ignatius Brianchaninov teaches us how to overcome distraction and unwanted thoughts when we try to pray

Christians must confront the incompatibility of the doctrines of their faith with the theory of evolution.

God reveals the true condition of our soul through suffering.

The Church Fathers teach us practical ways to find peace.

Father Spyridon offers some thoughts on how the reality of evil is revealed through the possessed.

We must be aware of who and how we are before God in prayer and worship.

Father Spyridon shares a few insights on how to recognize and reject the kind of fear that bears unrighteous fruit.

Father Spyridon reflects on the sacrifices we must all make to live a Christian life.

In this episode, Father Spyridon explains how men can develop a better understanding of themselves despite living in a culture hostile to masculinity.

In this episode, Fr. Spyridon explains how Orthodox Christians can respond to the constant bombardment of programming designed to convince us that the things of this world can bring lasting happiness.

Father Spyridon explains how the Ascension of Christ transforms how we must understand our physical reality.

Father Spyridon reminds us that even those who believe they worship God may not, in fact, know Him.

Father Spyridon exhorts us to remember that our lives are ordered by God, and that worry stems from a refusal to recognize His providence.

Every Christian is called to a life of self-denial, but we must understand what this requires of us: a journey of humility and intense spiritual warfare.

At the beginning of the Paschal season, Fr. Spyridon reflects on how, following the Resurrection of Christ, Christians are called to live in divine power.

The parable of the Sower teaches us who may be saved or lost.

Father Spyridon highlights why, even as we celebrate the Feast of Feasts, we must be on our guard against demonic deception.

Saint John Climacus sets before us the rungs that we must climb to God's Love.

Christians must recognize the true nature of the philospohy of evolution in order to reject it.

The Jesus Prayer is a summary of the Gospel and is a tool for transforming our spiritual condition. Many of these ideas are found in the writing of Met. Anthony of Sourozh.

The Triumph of Orthodoxy is the preservation of the narrow way.

We must recognise where we are in the timeline of God's plan.

The parable of the Prodigal Son offers both assurance of God's mercy for those who repent, and a warning to those who squander God's gifts.

The demons work to turn our virtues into condemnation.

Christians must ask themselves how brightly they burn with love for God.

Christians face the difficult tension between our calling to establish peace while living in a fallen world.

Our preferences must not be the foundation of our judgment and understanding.

God has revealed much about the journey of the soul after physical death. To avoid deception we must not remain ignorant.

Christians must live in constant readiness for spiritual attack.

The Church Fathers warn us of the self-deception that can separate us from God's grace.

The Church Fathers teach us how to conduct the spiritual warfare.

Let us grasp the present moment to make ourselves ready for Christ's return.

The sign of the cross is one of the three things the demons fear most.

The parables of warning to the Jews now apply to Christians.

Despair and spiritual over-confidence are opposing errors.

Christians must repent of faithlessness in order to resist what is to come.

Let us understand the difference between worldly and spiritual silence.

Short Bible study exploring the significance of St Peter walking on the water with Jesus

As so many people feel disconnected with their lives, the path to healing will incur the world's rejection.

Spiritual darkness yields evil fruit.

Christ's authority to forgive challenges worldly thinking.

Who is Israel?

The world is full of lifeless voices which we must learn to identify and resist.

We translate the "holy" from the Greek "agios", meaning not of this world. Jesus teaches exactly what becoming unworldly entails.