“Believe that the Father is in Me” – Fourth Week – Day 5 – Holy Fifty Days 2025
Christ reveals not only unity in purpose with the Father but unity in essence. As we detach from the world through Scripture, we come to truly live His Word.
Before Abraham Was, I AM – Fourth Week – Day 4 – Holy Fifty Days 2025
Christ reveals His eternal divinity with the words, “Before Abraham was, I AM.” He is not bound by time—He is the Ever-Existing God. Today, we are invited to anchor our moment in His eternal presence.
Judge with Righteousness – Week 4, Day 3 – Holy Fifty Days 2025
Don’t judge by appearances—look with God’s eyes. Righteous judgment begins when we seek His will, not our own.
Obedience: The Path to True Knowledge – Week 4, Day 2 – Holy Fifty Days 2025
To truly know God is to obey His Word. Christ’s perfect obedience reveals the path to life. His Word is fire, light, and guidance in our earthly pilgrimage.
Who Is Your Father? – Week 4, Day 1 – Holy Fifty Days 2025
Jesus confronts those who claimed Abraham as their father but whose actions betrayed another allegiance. Today, Christ invites us to ask honestly: “Who do I follow—truly?”
Come Forth — 7th Week — Day 6 — Great Lent
He weeps with us, but does not leave us in the tomb. Christ calls us to rise, repent, and follow Him.
Until You Say: Blessed Is He — 7th Week — Day 5 — Great Lent
Today, Christ longs to gather us under His wings. Will you let Him? A meditation on Luke 13:31–35.
The God of the Living — 7th Week — Day 4 — Great Lent
Are we mistaken about our God like the Sadducees? Christ is Pantokrator, the Living God, calling us to transformation and resurrection life.
Heavenly Manna — Daily Nourishment from the Word of God
A daily habit of Gospel reflection turned into a digital altar. Discover Heavenly Manna: daily meditations rooted in Scripture, the Church Fathers, and the rhythm of Orthodox life.
Woe to you — 5th Week — Day 6 — Great Lent
Our Lord exhorts us to be true ministers of justice and mercy. Like the noble preachers of old, we are called to defend the poor, the widow, and the orphan.