Part IV of the Western Series: The Remedy for Sin
What is sin? We must first understand that, before we can understand how we reconcile with God to grow in His likeness.
Read more →In a consumerist age, when every niche group spawns its own “culture,” are we preserving authentic Orthodox Tradition? Or do movements such as the Philip Ludwell III Orthodox Fellowship threaten to make our drift away from authenticity even worse?
Read more →Ecumenical engagement with Anglicanism is increasing. A former Episcopal priest issues a sobering, personal warning to his Orthodox family about the dangers.
Read more →Orthodox Christians are called to personal holiness through struggle. When we forget our calling, an empty life can lead to demonic oppression and mental illness.
Read more →The body and the soul are not separate in Orthodox Christianity. The physical and the spiritual are inextricably linked.
Read more →The Orthodox Church is true to the Bible, was founded by Christ, and has been led by the Holy Spirit for over 2,000 years.
Read more →A brotherhood of Orthodox priests offer their sincere repentance for recent mistakes, call for changes, and promise to do better.
Read more →Christianity is not safe. In fact, if done properly, Christianity is absolutely one of the most dangerous things imaginable.
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