Father Spyridon exhorts us to remember that our lives are ordered by God, and that worry stems from a refusal to recognize His providence.

Every Christian is called to a life of self-denial, but we must understand what this requires of us: a journey of humility and intense spiritual warfare.

At the beginning of the Paschal season, Fr. Spyridon reflects on how, following the Resurrection of Christ, Christians are called to live in divine power.

Father Spyridon highlights why, even as we celebrate the Feast of Feasts, we must be on our guard against demonic deception.

Saint John Climacus sets before us the rungs that we must climb to God's Love.

Christians must recognize the true nature of the philospohy of evolution in order to reject it.

The Jesus Prayer is a summary of the Gospel and is a tool for transforming our spiritual condition. Many of these ideas are found in the writing of Met. Anthony of Sourozh.

The Triumph of Orthodoxy is the preservation of the narrow way.

We must recognise where we are in the timeline of God's plan.

The parable of the Prodigal Son offers both assurance of God's mercy for those who repent, and a warning to those who squander God's gifts.