Three Criteria to Help Us Recognize Modern False Prophets

Three Criteria to Help Us Recognize Modern False Prophetsby Fr. Geoffrey Korz –
There exists today a great deal of material that purports to be Orthodox and Christian. Books from major publishing houses abound, new articles pop up daily online. A plethora of channels offer opinions which—but for the garb and kitschy coffee cup of the presenter—are indistinguishable from secular, activist opinion commentaries, despite using the word “Orthodox” in their name. [Read more…]

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Orthodox Christians – Proclaim the Gospel Truth Without Fear

Orthodox Christians - Proclaim the Gospel Truth Without Fearby Abbot Tryphon –
These are times that call for bold and courageous Orthodox faithful to step forward, proclaiming the Gospel Truth without fear

The Church Militant, which is the Church of Christ here on this earth, is in the midst of a battle. Our enemy is not one of flesh and blood, but one of darkness and evil. [Read more…]

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Each of Us Bears Responsibility for Our Own Choice

Each of Us Bears Responsibility for Our Own Choiceby Fr. Andrey Lemeshonok –
The drama of this world, which has decided to live without God, is unfolding before our very eyes. The world of sin is gaining momentum, destroying the concepts of holiness, homeland, responsibility, and family—the fundamental concepts without which life would have, until recently, seemed impossible. [Read more…]

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Importance of Patiently Letting Down Our Nets in Obedience to Christ

Importance of Patiently Letting Down Our Nets in Obedience to Christby Fr. Philip LeMasters –
If there is any virtue that seems completely foreign to our culture today, it is patience. From fast food to cell phones, from transportation to losing weight, we want instant results and think that something is wrong if we do not get what we want immediately. Thoughtful people learn, however, that disappointments and delays are often actually good for us. [Read more…]

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