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St John Orthodox Church

St John Orthodox Church

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St. John the Baptist is an Orthodox Christian church of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America. We are located in Beaverton, Oregon (Portland westside). Most of what we upload are the weekly Sunday homilies, mainly offered by Fr. Theodore Dorrance and Fr. Timothy Pavlatos. Each recording begins with intonations of the appointed Epistle and Gospel readings. We cite the Gospel reading in the sermon title, as this is the passage on which the sermon is usually based. We trust ...
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Ek Nekron

Death to the World

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Ek Nekron: "from the dead." A Death To The World podcast done in conjunction with St Timothy Orthodox Church in Lompoc, California. All articles read herein were written out of pain of heart and love for Truth. Lectures on various Orthodox topics given by Fr John Valadez at St Timothy are also included.
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“Mystical Theology: Introducing the Theology and Spiritual Life of the Orthodox Church”, with Prof. Christopher Veniamin Mystical Theology: Introducing the Theology and Spiritual Life of the Orthodox Church, with particular reference to the Holy Bible and the witness of the Church Fathers, past and present. Available Units thus far: Unit 1: Introduction: Holy Scripture, Greek Philosophy, Philo of Alexandria Unit 2: Irenaeus of Lyons Unit 3: Clement the Alexandrian Unit 4: Origen Unit 5: Atha ...
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This podcast is intended to give the listener a little bit of structure to begin the day. It consists of a "mini-liturgy" in the tradition of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Subscribe to the podcast and begin your day with short readings from the Holy Scriptures, prayers for mercy and guidance, and short anecdotes from fathers of the Church.
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St. Thomas Indian Orthodox Church

St. Thomas Indian Orthodox Church

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Dear in Christ, Greetings ! St.Thomas Indian Orthodox Church, Dublin presents a series of podcasts for our spiritual nourishment. ''Bless me Lord'' - the Podcast series. You can enjoy these podcasts anytime , anyplace, at home or during travel. These podcasts include devotional addresses, Biblical and liturgical expositions, songs, and daily bible verses. Prayers, Fr. Anish John
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St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church

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Upper Room Media is a ministry of the Coptic Orthodox Church. Its mission is to bring the word of God from a timeless faith into your hearts and mind anywhere at anytime. The Orthodox Church worships God in continuity with the earliest Church, and as such is the oldest Church. It is a Church of balance: between the mystical and the tangible; between spirituality and theology; between the worship of God and service to humanity. Everything is in balance, otherwise known as right worship, which ...
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The Christian Saints Podcast is a joint production of Paradosis Pavilion & Generative Sounds which explores the calendar of The Church Episodes are hosted by James John Marks of Chicago, with oversight by Fr Symeon Kees, a priest of the Antiochian Archdiocese of North America, through which he is currently serving St Raphael Orthodox Church in Iowa City. If this podcast is edifying for you, please consider the entire Paradosis Pavilion catalog as well as the music of Generative Sounds https: ...
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New Wine

Fr. Timothy Foy

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Few Catholic priests can be relied on today to tell us anything in their homilies other than to love everybody, have a group hug, hold hands, sing Kumbaya, and open your wallet because the parish needs money. Fr. Timothy Foy of the New Wine podcast is nothing like that. Fr. Foy is a young priest who began his adult life as an aeronautical engineer, but he felt called by God to help souls fly to heaven, rather than jet planes to fly in the sky. He fulfills this calling in a most excellent man ...
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In this powerful and thought-provoking message, Fr. Daniel explores the profound call to discipleship and the true cost of following Christ. Drawing from Luke 9:23-24, he challenges believers to embrace self-denial, take up their cross daily, and live a life fully surrendered to Jesus. This sermon delves into the sacrifices required to follow Chris…
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In this inspiring message, Fr. Daniel unpacks the parable of the sower (Matthew 13:1-23) to reveal the life-changing power of God’s Word. He invites us to reflect on the condition of our hearts as the soil where the Word is planted. With practical applications, Fr. Daniel illustrates how we can cultivate a fertile spiritual ground through faith, ob…
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In this powerful Advent message, Fr. Elijah reflects on the question Jesus asks: "Why do you call Me good?" Explore what it truly means to recognize God's goodness—beyond material blessings or favorable outcomes. Through the story of the rich young ruler and insights from St. Anthony the Great, Fr. Elijah challenges us to embrace God's unchanging l…
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In Part 4 of the "Made for Connection" series, Fr. Paul dives into the essential topic of Relational Intelligence. Discover how to navigate the complex world of relationships by understanding nonverbal cues, improving social awareness, and fostering meaningful connections. Learn practical wisdom from scripture and the Church Fathers about building …
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Series: Mystical Theology Episode 26: Reading & Commentary, Reading De Trinitate Book IX, Part 7 of Augustine of Hippo: An Orthodox Perspective, Dr. C. Veniamin In Part 7 of “Augustine of Hippo: An Orthodox Perspective”, Episode 26 of our series in “Mystical Theology”, we continue our reading and commentary on Book IX of St. Augustine’s De Trinitat…
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Fr. Daniel explores the profound and transformative comfort that Christ offers in our darkest moments. With warmth and insight, Fr. Daniel will speak to the heart of human suffering, reminding us that Christ stands with us in every trial, not only as a Savior but as a compassionate friend who understands our pain. Through scripture and personal ref…
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Reference materials for this episode: https://orthodoxtao.com/notes/orthodox-worship-notes/ Scripture citations for this episode: John 4:1-42 - the Samaritan woman at the well, worship in spirit & in truth Genesis 1-3 - Jesus walks in the Garden with Adam & Eve Genesis 3 - Sin results in toil & labor Genesis 4 - Cain is off the rails which is why G…
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Fr. Paul discusses the power of forgiveness in our relationships. True friendship involves vulnerability, growth, and even friction, but it’s through forgiveness that healing and deeper connections are built. Jesus calls us to forgive endlessly, just as He forgives us. Listen to learn how forgiveness can transform your relationships and bring peace…
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Tune in as Fr David emphasises the importance of developing a strong, diverse spiritual foundation to sustain one’s faith in the face of life's challenges and temptations. Drawing from the Parable of the Sower, Abouna highlights the condition of rocky soil—representing those who accept God's word with joy but lack deep roots, causing them to falter…
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Bible Study - 3 John Epistle Chapter 1 - Episode 2 Can I open my heart and home to accept others like Gaiusdid? Or am I like Diotrephes who’s self-centered, self-loving, and blinded to how his ways are detrimental to himself and others? What is the importance of constant watchfulness and self-evaluation in God’s presence?…
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Good morning, and Praise the Lord! Today is Monday November 18, 2024. Today we celebrate: Plato the Great Martyr of Ancyra Holy Martyr Romanus Zaccheus the Deacon Anastasia's of Paramythia Romanos the Deacon Anastasios the New Martyr Scriptures Colossians 2:13-20 Luke 17:20-25 Quote "If it is thus with natural fathers, how much more should you hono…
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In this sermon, Fr. Elijah discusses the importance of vulnerability and honesty, urging us to go beyond superficial connections. Real friendship, as Fr. Elijah explains, involves both encouragement and the willingness to give and receive loving rebuke. True friends push us toward growth, even if it means having difficult conversations. Are we open…
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In this sermon, Fr. Elijah dives into the parable of the sower and the seed, urging us to prepare our hearts for Christ’s coming and His Incarnation. He challenges us to move beyond a superficial relationship with God, where we treat His Word like a vending machine for our own desires. Instead, Fr. Elijah emphasizes that Christ desires to dwell wit…
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The beauty of the book of Proverbs is evident in the way it shows that a strongly anchored spiritual life in God bears much fruit of wisdom, righteous thoughts, humility, satisfaction, and yearning to toil, which all contribute to the path towards a successful life in every aspect. An excellent wife is a crown to her husband’s head, and joy at home…
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This week, we concluded chapter 12, which continued to give insight into the way of the righteous, contrasting it with the way of the foolish. The righteous man uplifts all those who encounter him. There is not a single living person who is not looking for an uplifting word. A word that only a righteous person can give and watch how it releases the…
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Have you ever watched a child as his parents are away for a few hours? Often, you observe him, making sure he is doing exactly what his parents taught him. From food, homework, and bedtime routines, as well as informing you to do them right and sticking to what his parents set for him and instructed him to do, it takes a very long time for him to t…
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We are called to preoccupied with Light, so that whatever we do or wherever we go we reflect the Light of Christ. Sometimes we are tempted to hide the Light of God, but instead as Christ calls us to do, "Let your light so shine that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in Heaven."By St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church
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Good morning, and Praise the Lord! Today is Saturday November 16, 2024. Today we celebrate: Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist Scriptures Romans 10:11-21;11:1-2 Matthew 9:9-13 GMPTL It's an acronym for, "Good Morning and Praise the Lord!" It's also an acronym for the words "Grace, Mercy, Peace, Truth, Love." Now if you take the first 2-3 letters of…
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Series: Mystical Theology Episode 25: “What Is Meant By The Spiritual Life?”, Part 6 of Augustine of Hippo: An Orthodox Perspective, Dr. C. Veniamin In Part 6 of “Augustine of Hippo: An Orthodox Perspective”, Episode 25 of our series in “Mystical Theology”, we attempt to outline some of the distinguishing characteristics of the Orthodox spiritual l…
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Good morning, and Praise the Lord! Today is Wednesday November 13, 2024. Today we celebrate: John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople Anthousa, Mother of John Chrysostom Damaskinos the New Martyr of Mount Athos Scriptures John 10:1-9 Hebrews 7:26-28;8:1-2 John 10:9-16 Quote St. John Chrysostom, Homily 8 on Second Corinthians GMPTL It's an acro…
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Reference materials for this episode: https://www.catholic.com/tract/sabbath-or-sunday - Early church quotes about not Judaizing Hymns of The Lamentations Service Hymns of Vesperal Liturgy of Holy Saturday Hymns of The Divine Liturgy Scripture citations for this episode: Genesis 2:1-3 - God’s day of rest Genesis 2:24 - Jesus as the bridegroom going…
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Good morning, and Praise the Lord! Today is Tuesday November 12, 2024. Today we celebrate: John the Merciful Nilus the Ascetic of Sinai Leondos Styppi, Patriarch of Constantinople Martin, Bishop of Tours Scriptures 2 Cor. 9:6-11 Matthew 5:14-19 Quote "Completely have trust in God, leave everything in His hands, and believe that His love will act fo…
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Good morning, and Praise the Lord! Today is Monday November 11, 2024. Today we celebrate: Menas of Egypt Victor of Damascus Vincent the Martyr Theodore the Studite Scriptures 2 Cor. 4:6-15 Luke 14:1, 12-15 Quote No matter how much we may study, it is not possible to come to know God unless we live according to His commandments, for God is not known…
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In this sermon, Fr. Elijah challenges us to reject mediocrity in our spiritual lives and embrace the full potential God has planted within us. Using the parable of the sower, he explains how each of us contains the seeds of greatness, designed in the image of God, but requires the right conditions for growth. Fr. Elijah calls us to examine the soil…
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In this sermon Fr. Elijah Estafanous dives into the root of modern loneliness, showing how despite our digital connections and crowded spaces, we often lack deep, meaningful relationships. He emphasizes that our relational nature reflects the image of the Trinity—a God who exists in community. Using theological, sociological, and biblical insights,…
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In a world where political divides often lead to division, how should Christians approach the topic of politics while remaining rooted in their faith? This sermon series explores the delicate balance between living out Christian values and engaging with the political landscape. We'll dive into Scripture to understand how the early church navigated …
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Good morning, and Praise the Lord! Today is Sunday November 10, 2024. Today we celebrate: Erastos, Olympas, Herodion, Sosipatros, Quartus, Tertios, Apostles of the 70 Orestes the Martyr of Cappadocia Scriptures John 20:19-31 Galatians 1:11-19 Luke 10:25-37 Quote We must never forget, dear brothers and sisters, that the purpose of our life is not he…
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