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Woe to Me If I Do Not Preach

It's just who I am. I remember my time at an Evangelical Protestant school for my undergraduate degree, and the 2 years of homiletical (how to give a sermon). It was a bit gruelling and my professor was particularly tough on me. One day, I was walking with another seminarian and he overheard our conversation.…

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The Form of This World

If somebody would have told me my society would undergo the shifts it has gone through in the last few decades, I wouldn't have believed them. Perhaps it's a result of my increasing age when we "old folks" look at the world and say "this new generation" is changing everything (after all that's been going…

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BE

G. K. Chesterton once said "True contentment is a thing as active as agriculture. It is the power of getting out of any situation all that there is in it. It is arduous and it is rare." So true. Real contentment is something that doesn't come "naturally" in a world that is always telling you you…

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Are You Stiff-Necked?

"That boy is so hard headed he wouldn't even notice a rock hitting him between the eyes." My grandmother had a way with words, but I've known people like this; so set in their ways that not even plain evidence would move them to change their ways. They were frozen in their thinking. But that…

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It Is Truly Right

Everybody else was squirming. They were obviously having a hard time with the information and seemed to rather have been elsewhere. But I was at peace. It just made sense to me, I guess. Some of you know the story of how I entered the Orthodox Church. I was a pastor of a growing Pentecostal church…

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