Tune into Fr. Thomas Hanna as he explores the feeling of being 'dizzy' amidst the busyness of life. He encourages us to shift our focus towards eternal matters, finding peace in God in a world full of distractions.

In this talk, Fr. Elijah Estafanous unpacks the heart of Christ’s ministry and the message of love in action, as seen through the gospel. Highlighting the miraculous healings performed by Jesus, Fr. Elijah explains that these were not mere demonstrations of power, but expressions of divine love and compassion. Jesus healed because He loves—He is Love incarnate, and His actions reflect that love fully.

In the fourth part of the Intentionally Orthodox series, Fr. Elijah Estafanous dives deep into The Way of Worship in the Orthodox tradition. He explores why the way we worship is focused on transformation rather than entertainment, emphasizing that the goal of worship is to humble ourselves before God and reorient our lives around Him, rather than catering to personal preferences. Drawing from Scripture, the early church fathers, and historical liturgical practices, Fr. Elijah explains how Orthodox worship invites us into a sacred rhythm that challenges our ego and cultivates stillness.

Tune in to this epic talk by Kyro Sharobim as he informs the youth that icons are a doorway to Heaven.

Tune in as Abanoub Halim helps the youth understand what Tasbeha is by discussing the benefits of it and the terminology used.

Tune in as Mina Samy provides the youth with a deep insight into the many aspects that are included in the liturgy and how to benefit from it.

Tune into this epic talk given by Mark Sidhom as he presents the parallels between the endurance we need in our spiritual lives and the endurance one needs when participating in a marathon-like event.

"Do you not know that those who run in a race all run, but one receives the prize? Run in such a way that you may obtain it. And everyone who competes for the prize is temperate in all things. Now they do it to obtain a perishable crown, but we for an imperishable crown." 1 Corinthians 9:24-25

Tune in as Fr Antony Andrews explores St Paul's letter to the Galatians, the context behind the book, the flesh and the spirit, the importance of the cross, faith, scripture and much more!

As humans we are always wanting more and are never satisfied with what we have. Christ calls us to a life of being content. May He help us in every circumstance to learn the art of being content having the knowledge that our relationship with Him is drawing us nearer to being united with Him everyday. May this be our source of comfort and desire.

God is the external source of energy, the only source of energy. Without Him we will begin to slow down and eventually come to a halt. Our life with mean nothing, it is only when the Lord becomes our whole source that we truly live life in it's fullest sense, knowing that all of us is derived from Him. The Creator and Giver of life.