Freedom

In Memoriam: President Jimmy Carter

In 1979, the American people listened when their president warned them of the poison of consumerism, and the peril of belief in “a mistaken idea of…

Jan 9 •

Will You Come to the Feast?

A Sermon for the 27th Sunday After Pentecost & the Sunday of the Holy Forefathers

Dec 29, 2024 •

The Truth of Great Lent

A Sermon on the Sunday of St. Mary of Egypt

Apr 21, 2024 •

The Mystery of Sacrifice

A Sermon on the Entry of the Theotokos into the Temple

Dec 4, 2023 •

The Words of Our Mother

A Sermon on the Annunication

Apr 7, 2023 •

The OCA and the Academy

Several months ago at their 20th All-American Council, in response to the request of the faithful the Holy Synod of the Orthodox Church in America…

Oct 25, 2022 •

What Kind of Triumph Do We Seek?

A Sermon on Palm Sunday

Apr 25, 2021 •

On Big Tech and Christian Freedom

Over the last month we have been given a glimpse of just how much power Big Tech has gained over our society.

Jan 26, 2021 •

How Ingratitude Became a Virtue

Immanuel Kant once wrote: “Ingratitude is the essence of vileness.” And while I think that this is doubtless true in the modern sense of the word…

May 18, 2019 •

The Anthropology of Antichristianity (Part 6)

The Age of Desire

Oct 11, 2018 •

Anthropology of Antichristianity (Part 5)

The Freedom of the Cross

Sep 27, 2018 •

Of Tolerance and Tyranny

In our modern age there is nothing praised so much as tolerance, nor despised so much as tyranny.

Jul 31, 2018 •

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