To an Orthodox Christian, spirituality is incredibly important. Understanding how to live the life of Christ, and making sure we have all the tools necessary to do so, is part of our calling as Christians. We’ve dedicated this portion of our blog to articles about Orthodox spiritual life.
Through the Holy Mysteries, we directly experience the divine Grace of God. In this post, we explore what those Mysteries are.
As an Eastern Orthodox Christian, do you know who your patron saint is? If you don’t have one, how do you know which patron saint to choose?
Fasting helps us deepen our communion with God and draw close to Him. We get to enjoy numerous health benefits from it, too!
This post explains why the Orthodox pray for the dead. We also explain the tradition of blessing and eating “memorial wheat”.
In this post, we share some of our favorite books about fasting in the Orthodox Tradition.
In this post, we share 40 different journaling prompts to aid you in your journey through the next major fast.
Orthodoxy is a way of life, not a 2-hour, once a week commitment. In this post, learn some things you can do to enrich your spiritual life.
If God is all-powerful, just, and loves us, why does He allow pain and suffering? If God is really there, why do bad things happen?
Explore the nuances of fasting at work and school for Eastern Orthodox Christians. Learn how to maintain spiritual renewal during busy times.
Explore the significance of almsgiving and prayer during fasts in the Eastern Orthodox tradition for spiritual renewal.
Far too often, we make fasting into something it is not, imposing the views of secular culture onto the Church.
Learn how to prepare for a fast with spiritual and practical tips to enhance your fasting experience and deepen your faith.
Can Orthodox Christians use crystals? Discover the Church’s stance on crystals in spiritual practices and their significance.
It’s that time again. Time to make your New Year’s Resolution(s). But what sorts of resolutions can/should we make as Orthodox Christians?
***If you would like to offer prayers for living and departed, please submit two separate requests: one for the living and one for the departed.
