10 Things I Do Differently as an Orthodox Christian PART I | Orthodox Christianity Explained
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2024
- Answering all the question people ask me about Orthodox Church, its teaching, customs and traditions.
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Orthodox Christianity was the first time I saw people not treat Jesus like a beer buddy or a boyfriend, but someone to fear, respect, and worship.
Repent of sin, have faith in Jesus Christ. The only way is Christ Jesus.
Orthodoxy doesn’t water anything down, it keeps it’s beauty and depth. It keeps its mysteries and doesn’t make Jesus pop culture. Orthodoxy keeps ancient tradition-passed down from those that were THERE. Much has been lost to history, orthodoxy tries not to lose anything, while others throw it away. It’s deep and satisfying. The icons HELP us remember. Nobody is worshipping the wood itself. Mainstream Christianity haas turned Jesus into a new age prosperity joke. It’s all about what Jesus can do for them. Orthodoxy pushes you daily to become like Christ -it points you always towards Him-even giving you a plan to follow! It’s the only thing that makes sense.
I want Orthodoxy, but my wife not so. Please pray for us. Thank you all.
Thank you for the informative video. A note on the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception - The Catholic Church teaches that Mary was conceived through natural marital relations between St. Joachim and St. Anne. The Immaculate Conception refers to her being preserved from the stain of original sin. The only virgin birth was that of Jesus.
This is a great introduction for my wife who is wondering why I am following the Orthodox faith. Please continue this series...
You said it first. your saved by your faith in Christ Jesus. Christians believe in the trinity. The rest of it, we’ll; has its place.
I'm interested in Orthodoxy. Thank you for this information.
As a Roman Catholic, thank you for a clear and precise introduction - that is so respectful of other Christians, including us "Romans".
I'm Catholic and I see a lot of similarities in our churches. I believe in the permanence of marriage which is why I have been celibate for decades after my divorce. I was horrified to know that you continue as married in eternity. What about Jesus saying that in heaven we will be like the angels.
Left presbyterian protestantism for Holy Orthodoxy in 2016, best decision I've made, Glory to God.
The best presentation of the Orthodoxy which I ever had. Cler and concise. Well done 👏
Thank you for making this video. As a Southern Baptist who’s also a seminary professor, I appreciate learning more about my brothers and sisters in other Christian traditions.
Thank you for your words and teachings...I'm starting my journey in the beautiful Orthodox faith and am hungry for knowledge...I'm loving learning about the Desert fathers and mothers.Thank again.
This video is amazing! I am a catechumen and will get baptised on the 8th of July in Belgrade Serbia. I love this video and you got a new sub☦️
As a Greek Orthodox in the US, I congratulate you on making this beautiful, accurate and concise video on our faith!!
Absolutely beautiful. TLM Catholic here, but I am so attracted to Orthodox Christianity
As a fellow Orthodox Christian, I thought this was an excellent introduction to our faith! Thanks!
Thank you Sona. Our family has become Orthodox in the past year and I am interested in watching any videos you share on aspects of being an Orthodox mother. Christ is Risen.
I belong to Coptic Orthodox Church so we have same faith I converted 11 years ago i was re-baptized I love my Coptic church best thing ever happened to me I attend Wednesday and Sunday the holy Littrgy, Wednesday bible study and I am still hungry for more I love my church it’s the oldest faith Saint Anthony father of the mong and saint athanasus