Ungratefulness
Fr. Ted warns us against forgetting that humility is an essential aspect of being a Christian.

Fr. Ted warns us against forgetting that humility is an essential aspect of being a Christian.
Fr. Ted reminds us to live in the present.
Fr. Ted explains why the Incarnation is necessary for salvation.
Fr. Ted reminds us that the Divine Liturgy is a meal—an entering into the eternal reality of the Mystical Supper of Jesus Christ.
Fr. Ted reminds us that all of the things that make up the Christian life are essential to creating a full icon of Christ.
"Where are our riches?" asks Fr. Ted. "Are they here or in heaven?"
A homily given by His Eminence Metropolitan Sotirios of Canada.
On the Feast of St. John Chrysostom, Fr. Ted encourages us to choose obligation over will.
Fr. Ted discusses the history and importance of monasticism.
Fr. Ted explains that the most important thing for liturgies is that they teach the true faith.
Fr. Ted reminds us that we must cultivate our internal spiritual lives with patience in order to grow as Christians.
Fr. Ted answers a question regarding the Church's take on support groups such as AA. He also explains how the Church views each of us as a living icon or a treasure.
Guest homilist Fr. Theologos Drakos (Dormition of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church in Hamilton, Ontario) compares fishing to the spiritual life.
Fr. Ted reminds us that the sign of the cross is a prayer, yes, but it is also a statement of faith.
Fr. Ted reminds us that just as the Israelites of the Old Testament looked to the bronze serpent for healing, we must look to Christ on the Cross for the ultimate healing.
Fr. Ted tells us that we need to use the rhythm of prayer to remove those things from our lives that get in the way of our relationship with Christ.
Fr. Ted explains that it is possible to be a good person and a bad Christian simultaneously.
Fr. Ted explains that it is the human tendency toward unbelief that causes us to change the teachings of the Church.
Fr. Ted explains that the purpose of our existence is to transfigure ourselves into being more like Christ.
This week's sermon was delivered by guest homilist Metropolitan Sotirios of Canada.
This week's homily was delivered by guest priest Fr. Nicholas Tambakis from Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Fr. Ted explains why the Orthodox Church has never modernized—and never will!
On the Sunday of All Saints, Fr. Ted distinguishes between the image of God, which is a gift given to all of humanity, and the likeness of God, which must be attained through much effort and prayer.
Fr. Ted explains that the Spirit of Truth always brings understanding, and most importantly, offers a message of love.
Fr. Ted addresses the importance of the Church's Ecumenical Councils.
Fr. Ted discusses the various accounts of the Resurrection and explains how the differences actually support the Truth.
Fr. Ted explains how our faith in Christ correlates with our willingness to believe in and trust our brother.
Fr. Ted applauds his parishioners for making Orthodoxy a part of their lives.
Fr. Ted urges us to focus on what we can give to others and to the Church, rather than what we can get.
Fr. Ted explores Holy Monday's Gospel, explaining how it foreshadows Christ's passion.