The Nativity stories are completed and Luke reintroduces John, who appears in the desert preaching and baptizing. Why are his presence and ministry so important that even now he occupies such a prominent place, including on the icon screen of every Orthodox church?

The Orthodox Christian teaching about the tri-hypostatic (person) God is the revelation about who God is, revealed by Christ Himself. Is this teaching essential, or a needlessly complicated philosophical construction? Fr. Tom explains.

Let's Talk About Loneliness is the first in a ten-part series that will cover honest, grounded conversation on the things everyone feels but few people actually talk about. The Louhs will be naming the ache of isolation and talking about how to find real paths back to connection.

Many older Catholic history books will label the Greeks or Orthodox as "Photian schismatics." We will explore how this phrase was used and the role of St. Photios the Great in missionary efforts as well as with the reunion between the East and West in 879.

The twists and turns all come to an end as Dn. Seraphim and Fr. Andrew finally take a shot with Odysseus’s bow and see just who’s going to end up with the pious Penelope.

Ancient peoples worshiped the earth as a goddess, but how does the Christian tradition see it? In the first of a two-part series, Fr. Stephen and Fr. Andrew look into the Scriptures to see what they say about humanity’s home.

Orthodoxy Live with Fr. Evan Armatas offers listeners an opportunity to ask pointed questions about the Orthodox Church. Perfect for seekers, converts, and cradle Orthodox Christians alike, this program is your chance to ask the tough questions about the Orthodox faith.