Theologically Thinking bringing you original teachings from the brightest lights of Orthodoxy Christianity, like Fr. Thomas Hopko, Fr. John Behr, Fr. Stanley S. Harakas, Fr. Michel Najim, Fr. William C. Mills, and more.
This is a Job for St. Nicholas
Written by Terry Mattingly
In this week's Theologically Thinking episode, Terry Mattingly presents a message entitled "This is a Job for St. Nicholas." Listen Now (mp3)! or click below to listen:
Angels are Everywhere
Written by Fr. Stanley Harakas
In this week's Theologically Thinking episode, Fr. Stanley Harakas presents a reading entitled “Angels are Everywhere” Listen Now (mp3)! or click below to listen:
Why Bishops?
Written by Fr. Thomas Hopko
In this week's Theologically Thinking episode, Fr. Thomas Hopko presents a message entitled "Why Does the Orthodox Church Have Bishops?" Listen Now (mp3)! or click below to listen:
Thanking God
Written by Fr. Stanley Harakas
In this week's Theologically Thinking episode, Fr. Stanley Harakas speaks on Thanking God for our successes. We often focus on finding God in the hard times, but it is just as important to hold onto our faith in God in the midst of success. When we succeed, before pride or celebration set in, remember to give thanks unto the Lord for He is good and His mercy endures forever! Listen Now (mp3)! or click below to listen:
Saints Cosmas and Damian
Written by Fr. Chris
Ever wonder what it would be like if doctors healed people for free? Find out about the lives of two such doctors, Sts. Cosmas & Damianos on this week's episode.
This week's Theologically Thinking eposide features a "radio drama" of the life of the Great Martyr Demetrios, a high-ranking Roman military official who wouldn't deny his Christian Faith and therefore paid the ultimate price.
This week on Theologically Thinking, popular author T.L. Frazier. takes a second look at The Second Coming. Given the preoccupation of so many Americans with the End Times, Orthodox Christians need to educate themselves on the true teachings of the Church concerning the Second Coming of Jesus.