It all began in a garden
The second session of the autumn series of Bible Study focused on the semantic and theological significance of gardens in the Bible and in the church’s understanding of salvation in […]
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Language of our Lives
The great American writer and activist, Toni Morrison, died on August 5th at the age of 88. A true transformational presence in American life. She was awarded the Nobel Prize […]
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The Geography of Salvation
A new series of Bible Study sessions began on Tuesday, October 1st, titled the Geography of Salvation. For the benefit of those who were not able to participate but wished […]
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Captivated!
“They left everything and followed him.” If we are disciples of Jesus Christ, the same command applies to us as to the original twelve: Come follow me and I will […]
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What really happened on the Cross
The usual message of salvation you hear from popular preachers on TV and Christian radio is this: We are all sinners, born sinners, because Adam sinned. God is angry with […]
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Above and Beyond Labels
Saint Paul is not easy to love, though many Christians love him for his hard-nosed attitudes on many subjects. But whether love him or not, we can’t avoid him. I […]
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An acceptable year
Tens of millions of Christians in this country love the Book of Revelation and what they think it tells them about the end of the world. But one verse you’ll […]
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The dia-logos of faith
I came upon a striking phrase in an article by Dionysis Skliris: Ο Χριστός, επομένως, ως ενυπόστατος διάλογος Θεού και ανθρώπου…: Christ, the ‘enhypostasized’ (let’s just say ‘personified’ for simplicity) […]
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Delayed Gratifications
This sermon is an attempt at bringing together the two great feast days of August (Transfiguration and Dormition) in dialogue with some of the Sunday Gospels (Aug 11, Aug 18, […]
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The First Liturgy
This is a unique miracle narrative (Matthew 14:14-22). It is the only miracle that all four Gospels include. So we should pay extra attention! It is also the most public […]