Prophetic Views: After World War Three
An English priest examines prophecies about WWIII and Russia in light of current world events. Could a new Tsar already be here?
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Explore Orthodox Christian prayer and spirituality, with reflections, prayers, akathists, and practical guidance for deepening faith, repentance, discernment, and communion with God.
Gnosticism is the Root of Modernity
Our modern world is so thoroughly permeated with Gnostic ideas that we fail to even notice them. Even when they infect the Holy Orthodox Church.
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Preparing for Hard Times: Forging Relationships and Skills to Survive
Civilizational collapse is a frequent historical occurrence. It can be survived, but you need to pray and think about how before the crisis.
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American Holidays and Orthodox Evangelism
Americans are bad at holidays. The Orthodox need to teach them, and reach our neighbors with the fullness of the Christian Faith.
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Decrypting the Mark of the Beast
It really is one mark or the other. Are you marked by God as His servant, or will you be marked by the beast as one of his?
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Headscarves in the Orthodox Church: Holy Tradition & Practice vs. Modern Feelings
Holy Tradition includes the Holy Scriptures, Church Fathers, Holy Services, and hymnody of the Church taken together.
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Get Wisdom: At Any Price
Acquiring Wisdom is essential to living the Christian Faith. Attaining her should be our strong desire. The ancients knew this, do we?
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How to Fight for Life in the Post-Roe World
Fighting for life is only partly a political struggle. To change our society, we must improve our spiritual selves and spread Orthodoxy.
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Rightly Discerning the Body (Corporate Christ)
St Paul speaks of three substantiations of the Corporate Christ we must pay attention to. All three are connected as a unity of Christ.
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Canada’s Spiritual Crisis: A Report from the Front Lines
Countries descend into tyranny because their people have forgotten God. Our only hope of restoration is through prayer and repentance.
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