“For mercy comes from the Lord, and he will redeem Israel from all their sins.” Do our offenses against God hurt us? Yes, as much as we love him! […]
The God of Forgiveness - Consider the 129th Psalm Continue reading »
“He who dwells in the help of the Most High, in the shelter of the God of heaven, dwells.” In the Great Sleep Prayer, we read six psalms before singing “He is with us.”
Relying on God – Meditate on the 90th Psalm Continue reading »
“O Lord my God, You have been greatly exalted.” The highest types of prayer are praises of glorification. They are above supplications for forgiveness and requests. Here the psalmist lifts up
“Blessed is the man whom You have helped, whose heart is lifted up, and placed in the valley of weeping, in the place where He has placed it.” About any lifts.
Perhaps one of the most beautiful symbolic ancient Christian drawings is the image of deer rushing to a spring of water. The deer is a beautiful and fast animal that lives on...
Prayer in Distress - Meditation on the Sixty-Second Psalm Continue reading »
Can wisdom always choose the right situations in life? Yes, but among the free! How many people possessed wisdom? Solomon “the Wise”
Repentance Prayer – Meditation on the 50th Psalm Continue reading »
The sixth psalm is an individual prayer for a person in severe distress, and the cause of this distress is his sin! What is more distressing than the people who
Tears of Repentance – Meditation on the Sixth Psalm Continue reading »
“Not as the world gives (peace), so do I give to you.” Was not man’s sin, from the beginning, his error in identifying the source of his peace? and he
3:9 – Peace and Violence – Peace of God and peace of the world Continue reading »
Religious education books, as well as some liturgical texts, are filled with the word “Savior” or “our salvation” in our prayers. Perhaps the attribute of the Savior overwhelms me
1. Theologians and non-theologians One of the common mistakes in our church life is determining the identity of the theologian first. Secondly, as a result, people are separated
3:7 - Corrections to phenomena in our church life Continue reading »
When the Apostle Paul contemplated Christ’s relationship with the Church, his union with her, and her incarnation of him, he exclaimed, “This mystery is great!” So what about us?
3:6 - Manifestations of secularization in the church Continue reading »
In order to better understand the meaning of liturgy and its true, comprehensive dimensions, we must start from its concept as a relationship between God and man. So who
