On this Sunday we hear about the Paralytic and his encounter with our Lord.  For 38 years this person suffered and was asked by Christ Himself, "Do you want to be made well?"  This might seem like a strange question because of course the man wanted to be healed.

Why would our Lord ask this question?
What does this miracle mean for us today?
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On the third Sunday of Pascha we celebrate and remember the Myrrh-bearing Women, Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemos.  

What can we especially learn from these women who went to the tomb very early on that Sunday morning?
What can we do to be more like them in our daily lives?

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Peter offers this monrings youth sermon on Topic #3 of the Oratorical Festival which is  "The Christian message in C.S. Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe has influenced many believersof Christ .How has another work of fiction inspired people to seek Jesus Christ?"

Please listen how Peter shares a Popular Avenger in his presenation!

When you go to a Wedding or a Baptism you receive a "favor" or in Greek a "martyrika".  This means that you witnessed this wonderful event!  Well for us, we are blessed to have Saints, who in every generation, are witnesses of Christ to the world. 

Yet who is St. George? 
What did he do to be martyred for Christ? 
How can we be like him? 

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Today is the 5th and final Sunday of Great Lent, which means we have 5 more days to improve who we are and who we want to be before Lazarus Saturday.  What can we do to end Great Lent on a high note?  Listen...

The world teaches that in order to be successful one needs to follow a certain format (usually that leads to the following), first comes money, then power, then respect.  Yet our Lord teaches us something VERY DIFFERENT that we hear in today's Gospel Passage. What does our Lord say?  What do we learn from His example?  Listen...

Your definition of the word "friend" might be different today than it was when you were in high school, middle school or kindergarten.  In today's Gospel Passage we hear about a paralytic with four friends?  What happened with them and Christ?  What can we learn from these four friends?  Listen

On Sundays during the Season of Great Lent the Divine Liturgy is a little bit longer because the Divine Liturgy of St. Basil is celebrated.  Yet did you know that during these Divine Services we are preparing for another service?  Want to learn what it is, listen!

In the Gospel Passage today, we hear about what will happen on the final day of Judgement.  Our Lord will take all nations, those living and those who have fallen asleep and separate them.  Will we be called to the right?  Will we be cast to the left?  What do we learn from this passage? Listen!

In the Divine Liturgy we say the Creed, all together with one voice.  Yet before this happens there is a beautiful tradition that takes place in which we say to the person next to us or around us "Christ is in our midst" and the response is "He is and forever shall be."  Listen for more