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St Paul says “I am crucified with Christ” in his epistle to the Galatians. He invites them and us to so become connected to Christ and each other that we embrace this life in Christ together.

On this Sunday when we hear the story of the Good Samaritan, we are confronted with the tragedy of living our life intoxicated to death. Jesus invites us to sober up and focus our life on eternal wisdom.

On this Sunday before the American election those of us who claim Christ are challenged by the Faith to embrace an eternal perspective. Our Faith gives us a solid foundation that maintains a sense of peace no matter the chaos of external circumstances.

A Special Message about the America Election

https://frbarnabaspowell.substack.com/p/eternal-or-temporary

Fr. Barnabas Special Message

https://frbarnabaspowell.substack.com/p/a-special-program-on-election-day

The physical and spiritual wisdom of sowing and reaping invites us to trust God with our lives!

On this 6th Sunday of Luke St. Paul confronts us with the radical revelation that our bodies are the Temple of the Holy Spirit. God never intended the Physical and the Spiritual to be separated and detached. The Orthodox Faith restores the communion of the Physical and the Spiritual. The implications of this revelation changes everything.

Thank you!

https://frbarnabaspowell.substack.com/p/faith-encouraged-update

On this Sunday of St. Luke St. Paul instructs his spiritual son Titus to avoid “stupid” controversies. The truth is most of our choices aren’t between right and wrong but between wise and foolish or frivolous decisions.