A Sunday Sermon on St. Matthew 4:12-22 This sermon aims at understanding why we are called to Orthodox Christians carrying an ancient faith in a modern world. It calls us to carry the faith of our Fathers. www.sbgoc.org
One of the most powerful forces in the universe is fear. It is in knowing our Father and His faithful promises, that we can overcome the fear that paralyzes so many of the followers of Jesus.
Knowing the Holy Trinity is intended to be deeply relevant and meaningful to our lives. In knowing more about God, our lives, relationships and churches should become seasoned with life of the Holy Trinity.
In the good, bad and ugliness of life, we are called to bless the Lord at all times. Fr. Michael explores not only the biblical call to bless the Lord, but why we should bless Him always.
The words of our Lord, "When you fast" have become a staple in the life of the Orthodox Christian, since his or her early years. Every season of corporate or personal fast often comes and goes with little personal benefit. Fr. Michael discusses how to get the most out of fasting.
Discussing the hypocrisy that can so easily seep into our lives, examining the teaching of Jesus on Matthew 23, Fr. Michael searches deeper into hypocrisy as seen in the patriarchal elections, as well as our own friendships with each other.
Gospel Sermon by Fr Youhanna on the Born Blind Man and how his blindness was used to glorify God and how we can Glorify God Through our Weaknesses and Problems
The call of the Christian is to have a true intimacy with God and to be like Jesus Christ. We should stop selling God and ourselves short, and allow God to make us into saints.
