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Theologically Thinking
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. Our Lord in the Temple
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Jesus is Coming
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When We Thank God
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Repent and Change Your Point of View
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Connecting with God
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Encounter Him!
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Sinners Welcome Here!
The Burden of Sin is Real
Saint Alive
Thanksgiving Begins with Honoring God
Guarding against Heretical Teachings
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On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Bill Chiganos will discuss the presentation of our Lord, God and Savior Jesus Christ, to the Temple.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Athanasios Haros presents "Jesus is Coming"; I’m Fixin’ to Get Ready Just as Zacchaeus planned in advance to see the Lord (Luke 19.1-10) by climbing a tree, we have to first desire to see the Lord and then make a plan of action so we are ready for Him when He comes. Start preparing now for your Lenten journey so another Great Lent doesn’t pass you by.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Athanasios Haros of Transfiguration of Our Savior Greek Orthodox Church, Florence S.C. shares his sermon, "When We Thank God." Each of us has been blessed by our Lord, but thinking about our gratitude just isn’t enough. The healing of the Ten Lepers described in Luke 17.12-19 reveals that it is both offerings and praise that expresses our gratitude. When we want to thank God, we should come to Church with our Tithe and stay to offer Him praise and worship.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Athanasios Haros of Transfiguration of Our Savior Greek Orthodox Church, Florence S.C. discusses the topic, "Repent and Change Your Point of View." Sometimes we have to really shake things up to get a different perspective on God and our journey toward salvation. The call of our Lord to repent is more than just a historical sermon by Jesus Christ. It is a call for us to evaluate our life and reorient our lives toward God.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. William Chiganos of the Holy Apostles Church in Westchester, IL joins us for a new year message, Connecting with God. Fr. Bill reminds us of what Benjamin Franklin said "Be at war with your vices and at peace with your neighbors".
On Theologically Thinking, Christ is come from Heaven; Encounter Him! The birth of Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ is more than just another birth. It is the coming of God into His creation so that we can be united to Him. Christmas is more than just another celebration. We are invited by the Church to come and encounter the Lord in physical communion with Him.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Athanasios Haros of the Transfiguration of Our Savior Greek Orthodox Church in Florence, South Carolina joins us today for his sermon entitled: Sinners Welcome Here! In the Parable of the Great Banquet presented in Luke 14.16-24, our Lord commands us to fill His Church with everyone who desires to be present to receive His blessings. There will be many, including our family and friends, who will reject God’s invitation with limitless excuses. We will weep for our family members and friends, but we cannot disobey God’s commandment to fill His Church.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Athanasios Haros of the Transfiguration of Our Savior Greek Orthodox Church Florence, South Carolina shares his sermon, “The Burden of Sin is Real.” The burden of sin can really weigh us down, but it doesn’t have to keep us from reaching Christ. Holy Confession is a blessed opportunity to unload our burden before the Altar of God. As members of the Body of Christ we assist each other bear the burden of our sins so we can reach our goal of living with God in Heaven.
On Theologically Thinking, listen in to this seasonal OCN Classic about the life of Saint Nicholas whose name-day we celebrate on December 6.
On Theologically Thinking, With Thanksgiving we are encouraged to be thankful, but until we acknowledge that all our blessings are from God and for His glory, we remain focused upon our own needs rather than the needs of others. The Parable of the Rich Fool in Luke 12.16-21 helps us identify the risk and danger of this greedy outlook in life. “What shall I do?” asks the rich fool? How will we thank God for our blessings this year at Thanksgiving? Will be build bigger barns or serve our neighbor?
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. William Chiganos of the Holy Apostles Church in Westchester, IL talks about he benefits of reading Holy Scripture and how the knowledge gained helps guard us from heretical teachings.