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On this Great and Holy Saturday, we get the first glimpse of the joys of Pascha. On this special day, we hear the scripture reveal that even as Jesus stands right in front of them, "some doubted."

Faith comes from love, and doubt always flows from a too-small vision of reality.


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On this Palm Sunday, the Church calls us once again to begin Holy Week honestly. Modern algorithmic technology is meant to get you comfortable with narratives that may or may not be true, and KEEP YOU looking. We are made to be curious, and that's not bad. It becomes bad when we don't allow the Faith to equip us to long for reality, not mere marketing.

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On the Sunday of St. Mary of Egypt, our deaconal candidate, Sy Nease, invites us not just to say the Prayer of St. Ephraim during Lent, but to actually put off sin, tame our passions, and put on righteousness and the virtues. Jesus tells His disciples that this transformation will require His death and resurrection.

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On this Sunday of St. John Climacus, the Faith invites us to take our faith seriously. In the struggles of Great Lent, we experience spiritual warfare as we reorient our perspective from self-centeredness to a life centered on Jesus Christ. We are fighting a self-centered, short-sighted mindset and a life of Repentance. The primary purpose of Orthodoxy is to equip you to be like Christ.

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Sunday of the Veneration of the Holy Cross, another invitation to confront death instead of hiding from it or delusionally pretending it isn't real! This death-denying modern culture has become psychologically ill. It is the Christian redemption of death through Jesus Christ is the only way out of the slavery of the fear of death.


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As we enter into Holy Week let's take a look back at our Lenten Retreat presentation by Fr. Panayiotis. This is Part 2 of our Lenten event. Listen as Fr. Panayiotis helps us understand how to tame our passions and allow the healing power of Orthodoxy to make us like Christ.

As we enter into Holy Week let's look back at our 2026 Lenten Retreat Discussion with Fr. Panayiotis Papageorgiou of Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church in Marietta, GA.

This is Part 1 of our Lenten event. Stay tuned for Part 2.

On this Sunday of St. Gregory Palamas, we hear St. Paul admonish us to "hold" what we've heard. In our society, we are constantly tempted by the chaos of the day. Learning to pay attention and order my thoughts is the purpose of the Spiritual Disciplines of Great Lent.


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