Glory to God
Summary: Thoughts and reflections on Orthodox theology and life from Fr. Stephen Freeman.
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- Artist: Fr. Stephen Freeman, and Ancient Faith Ministries
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The strange relationship of prosperity and piety.
Despite a drive to simplify everything - Fr. Stephen contends that Orthodoxy describes not a simplicity but a fullness of life and invites into that fullness and not just a small religious corner.
Despite a drive to simplify everything - Fr. Stephen contends that Orthodoxy describes not a simplicity but a fullness of life and invites into that fullness and not just a small religious corner.
Fr. Stephen looks at last week's podcast on truth and existence and the impact it should have on how we live.
Fr. Stephen looks at last week's podcast on truth and existence and the impact it should have on how we live.
Fr. Stephen looks at the Orthodox connection made between truth and our existence and what it means for our life.
Fr. Stephen looks at the Orthodox connection made between truth and our existence and what it means for our life.
Fr. Stephen looks at the virtue of humility and its place in the life of Orthodox Christianity, suggesting that it is our only path towards union with God.
Fr. Stephen looks at the virtue of humility and its place in the life of Orthodox Christianity, suggesting that it is our only path towards union with God.
This week, Fr. Stephen focuses on the healing of the heart as the most essential work in our spiritual lives.
This week, Fr. Stephen focuses on the healing of the heart as the most essential work in our spiritual lives.
Fr. Stephen speaks about the paradox of prayer and the personal character it has in our life as well as the personal character of beauty and the resolution of all paradox.
Fr. Stephen speaks about the paradox of prayer and the personal character it has in our life as well as the personal character of beauty and the resolution of all paradox.
Fr. Stephen reflects both on his own generation's fascination with the "last days" and with much of modern Christianity's fascination with the same. He argues that Orthodox Christians should focus on Christ in the Eucharist who is the "One Who Is To Come."
Fr. Stephen reflects both on his own generation's fascination with the "last days" and with much of modern Christianity's fascination with the same. He argues that Orthodox Christians should focus on Christ in the Eucharist who is the "One Who Is To Come."
