Discover a powerful Orthodox Christian reflection that dives into the transformative story of Christ’s healing of the demon-possessed man, exploring its deep relevance for life today. Whether you are searching for spiritual answers or interested in learning more about Orthodox Christianity, this sermon examines the ways we often become comfortable with brokenness while fearing true healing and change. Join our local faith community as we confront the meaning of holiness, the challenge of divine presence, and the radical hope offered by Christ—inviting you to move beyond fear and embrace restoration, dignity, and freedom through faith.

What does it mean to be Orthodox in your bones? Reader Alexander reminds us that Orthodoxy is not something we wear—it is who we are. Rooted in the faith of the Apostles and the Fathers, this homily calls us to live reverently, raise our children faithfully, and stand unshaken in Christ, the Living God whose voice commands even death to obey. 🙏 Support our parish and its ministry: https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=2XSTASPSGQNCJ Encouraging message on almsgiving https://youtu.be/1LL2jPxpfL4 🌱 Support the Mission: Join *The 530 Project* Our parish is overflowing—and God is calling us to plant a new mission church. Your sacrificial gift will help us: + Pay off our mortgage + Hire an assistant priest + Provide $100,000 in seed funding for outreach 🙏 Every gift matters. Invest in the future of our faith: Donate here ➤ https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=2XSTASPSGQNCJ

Father David reflects on the Gospel from St. Luke where Christ commands, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” In this homily, he reveals that the Golden Rule is not merely a moral principle of fairness but a divine invitation to live by mercy — to love even our enemies and reflect the kindness of our Heavenly Father. The day's readings https://www.antiochian.org/epistleliturgicday/4332 Filmed beneath our beautiful new chandeliers, which now grace the temple (and partly block the camera view!), this message reminds us that love, not self-interest, is the measure of life in the Kingdom of God. 🌱 Support the Mission: *Join The 530 Project* Our parish is overflowing—and God is calling us to plant a new mission church. Your sacrificial gift will help us: + Pay off our mortgage + Hire an assistant priest + Provide $100,000 in seed funding for outreach 🙏 Every gift matters. Invest in the future of our faith: Donate here ➤ https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=2XSTASPSGQNCJ Almsgiving sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LL2jPxpfL4