The Tradition of the Paschal Egg There is a beautiful tradition within the life of the Church for believers to have as their last meal before beginning the Great Lenten Fast, to eat a hard boiled egg, white in color. This egg represents our sinful nature, and we eat this
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The time is short to share the gospel. Let us devote each moment in love! #orthodoxy #JesusChrist #gospel
The Importance of Cooperating with God for the Restoration of the True Self The Lord Jesus Christ was humble, meek and good, and with the help of the Lord we too can be humble. Fasting and prayer are the means by which God can change our hearts, but we must
The Restoration of the True Self The Lord Jesus Christ was humble, meek and good, and with the help of the Lord we too can be humble. Fasting and prayer are the means by which God can change our hearts, but we must approach both with humility and purpose. Saying
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Our Christian Vocation is to Acquire Holiness We are not compelled to love God, having been created with free will. God does not, nor can He, compel His creatures to love Him. Mutual love requires, by its very nature, freedom to either respond in love, or not. Yet when we
God can handle your questions and doubts. Speak up! #orthodoxy #question #doubt
Be Quick to Ask Forgiveness Saint Tikhon of Zadonsk said, “Do not think about the sins of your brother but about what in him is better than in yourself.” These words are powerful, and can be life changing if we take them as our own. Finding fault only in ourselves
The founder of Jews For Jesus and my old friend, Father James Bernstein, is nearing the end of his earthly sojourn. He has some final words for us before taking up his heaven abode. #JewsForJesus #jesuschrist #orthodoxy
The Church, Like a Forest, Needs Oxygen Growing up in Northern Idaho, I was surrounded by mountains and forests. I don’t remember a time when forests did not tug at my heart and fill my imagination with thoughts of adventure. As a small child my parents took my brother Dwayne,