Why Doesn’t the Church Stand Up for Human Nature in the Age of COVID?
Man is more than a physical body, and it takes more than just staving off physical death to make a person really alive.
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The Theft That Theologians Always Overlook
Theologians want to help the poor and the downtrodden, and rightly so. But there is one theft from every worker they seem to always ignore.
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Archbishop Elpidophoros, Ecumenism, and Orthodox Jurisdictional Unity
How could we unite with Rome, with whom we have so many differences, when we can’t unite our own jurisdictions of one Orthodox Faith?
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Freemasonry and the Rise of Ecumenism in the Orthodox Church
Freemasonry stands condemned as an occult religion. Even so, secret Freemason patriarchs started the ecumenical movement in the Church.
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God’s Great Reset through Eucharistic Fire
The controversies in Canada over Holy Communion are leading to a great “reset” in which God is testing and preparing the Truly Faithful.
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Local Parishes, Local Communities, and Orthodoxy for All
Is the Orthodox Faith meant to be a niche religion for ethnic believers and a few converts? Or is meant for every one in every town?
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Orthodox Reflections and Ecumenism
Explaining the use of Coptic Christians as an example in an article on the dangers of the Christian Faith.
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America Desperately Needs Christian Community
Americans are increasingly socially isolated and oppressed on all sides. Our cities are on fire. How did we get here and what now?
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Why Won’t Orthodox Bishops Fight for California?
Churches in California are closed by order of the Governor. While some important Protestant ministers are fighting, where are the Orthodox?
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A Would-be Convert Looks at Roman Catholicism
As an American looking for the historic Christian Faith, my first stop was Roman Catholicism. The Roman Church was just not what I imagined.
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