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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 6 MIN

From Eternity to Time and from Time to Eternity - Holy Thursday

from St Mark Sermons · host St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church

What actually happens when we stand in the Divine Liturgy? Is it a moment in time… or an encounter with eternity? In this profound Holy Thursday reflection, Fr. Mark unveils the mystery at the heart of the Church: the Eucharist as the eternal act of Christ. The One who is beyond time entered into time to free humanity from death and restore us to eternity. This sermon invites us to rethink everything we assume about worship: • The Liturgy is not something new we perform • It is participation in the eternal Upper Room • The words “This is My Body” are not past… they are living and active now • Every Eucharist is the greatest ongoing miracle in the Church Drawing from the teachings of St. John Chrysostom, Fr. Mark explains how Christ is not bound by time, even in His Passion. The same Lord who spoke creation into being continues to speak eternally through the Liturgy. This message is a call to: • wake up to the awe of what we are participating in • leave distraction behind • enter fully into the presence of the Eternal One You are not just attending a service. You are stepping out of time… into eternity.

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