The New Law Written on Our Hearts A Sermon for the Sunday of Pentecost Based on Acts 20:16-18, 28-36 and John 17:1-13 The Itch Picture this: You’re standing in the Temple courtyard in Jerusalem, two thousand years ago. The air

We think we can see clearly, but what if we’re actually stumbling through spiritual darkness—mistaking shadows for light?

What if the thing you’re hungriest for isn’t what you think it is?

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Are you preserving your faith like a relic, or living it like fire?

Sermon for the Sunday of St. Thomas (John 20:19-31) Oops! “Unless I see the mark of the nails in his hands, and put my finger in the mark of the nails and my hand in his side, I will not

“When God Rides into Enemy Territory”

This guide explains the significance and structure of each service during Holy Week and Pascha. It’s especially helpful for newcomers but serves as a meaningful refresher for everyone. It also includes some information about bringing children to services.

The doors of God’s mercy remain open even at the eleventh hour—you don’t need to be perfect to enter, just willing to turn toward Him.

The Ladder of Repentance Imagine you’re climbing a mountain. Not just any mountain, but the steepest, most challenging climb of your life. Your legs are burning. Your breath comes in ragged gasps. Each step is a battle against gravity, against

The Sunday of the Cross Oops! We have reached the midpoint of Great Lent, and today, the Church sets before us the Cross.  This is not by accident.  The Cross stands at the center of our faith, and it stands