January 2, 2022

Fr. Evan encourages his listeners to consider having their homes blessed. He explains the practice of praying for the departed and the tradition behind serving koliva. He answers a caller question regarding who is allowed in church and, what is the relationship between the heart and the mind

An episode of the Orthodoxy Live podcast, hosted by Fr. Evan Armatas, titled "January 2, 2022" was published on January 3, 2022.

January 3, 2022 · Orthodoxy Live

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Fr. Evan encourages his listeners to consider having their homes blessed. He explains the practice of praying for the departed and the tradition behind serving koliva. He answers a caller question regarding who is allowed in church and, what is the relationship between the heart and the mind

Episode Description

Fr. Evan encourages his listeners to consider having their homes blessed. He explains the practice of praying for the departed and the tradition behind serving koliva. He answers a caller question regarding who is allowed in church and, what is the relationship between the heart and the mind

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

Facing Uncomfortable Truths

Mar 17, 2026

Pragmatism That Kills

Mar 3, 2026

Blessings in Brokenness

Feb 11, 2026

Lessons From the ‘Corporate World’

Aug 19, 2025

Living the Abundant Life

Jul 18, 2025

Ego and Our Propensity to Choose Delusion

Jun 10, 2025

Similar Podcasts

Coffee with Bishop Suriel Coffee with Bishop Suriel In our busy lives, finding a resource to answer many of our faith-related queries can be challenging. Each Wednesday join Bishop Suriel, a popular religious leader, thinker and writer as he presents a fresh perspective on Orthodox Christian faith with an emphasis on all things Coptic. Whether you want to learn more about Christian faith, or delve deeper into Orthodoxy and spiritual life, then this is the podcast for you. Lambrick Park Church Our core values anchor and guide us as a faith community. Throughout our years, we have sought to live from a deep commitment to ORTHODOXY - attending and responding to God's revelation in Scripture, and particularly, in Jesus Christ, ENGAGEMENT - participating with God in His redemptive work in the world, and FORMATION - embracing and responding to God's transforming work in our own hearts and lives. Vision - To welcome and invite all generations to know, love and serve Christ with us.Values - Our core values anchor and guide us as a faith community. Throughout our years, we have sought to live from a deep commitment to orthodoxy - attending and responding to God's revelation in Scripture, engagement - participating with God in His redemptive work in the world, and spiritual formation - embracing God's transforming work in our own hearts and lives. JED BREAKS BREAD Jonathan Edwards I am Pastor Jonathan Edwards. (No, not THAT Jonathan Edwards!). But like the greatest theological mind America has ever produced, I have a desire to know and understand God's Word and how to put it into practice. Many Christians have been accused of having a "dead orthodoxy" - that is, a life that doesn't live out the truths one believes. I want to challenge myself and fellow believers to have an orthopraxy as rich as our orthodoxy, that we might bring glory to God in all areas of life. Sacramental Living Michael Haldas, and Ancient Faith Ministries Sacramental Living is a series of podcasts by Michael Haldas about how to understand and live our Orthodox Christian faith in the context of real life and real world issues and continually grow closer to God.

URL copied to clipboard!