Part Five from the “Becoming Orthodox” blog. My friend Connie left the following comment and I thought I would address with a whole new post: I thought venerating icons meant kissing them? I don’t know, to me, Greek orthodoxy looks a lot like Catholicism by a different name and using different vocabulary. I am going […]
My Everyday Life and Orthodox Faith: Pt 1
I am a graduate of a very conservative Bible college. I met my husband there and we were married after my graduation. My husband graduated a year later. Our journey was often frustrating . We tried many churches and some house group churches through the years. One thing became clear to us both after 30 […]
From Oral Roberts University to Orthodoxy
Eastern Orthodox Pastor has far-flung roots What Antony Hughes did all these many years ago at Oral Roberts University Graduate School of Theology and Missions in Tulsa was zig when he was supposed to zag. Here was your basic Southern Baptist who, at this beacon of the charismatic movement, first vectored from his evangelical roots […]
Becoming Orthodox – From Good To Best
…if the Orthodox Church was what it claimed to be, that would mean a tectonic shift in our life and family.
The Church
Part Four from the “Becoming Orthodox” blog. Christ did not found a philosophical movement called Christianity, he founded His Church. Then he said that the gates of Hell would not overcome it. From the Orthodox Wiki: The traditional belief in the Church is attested to in the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed as the one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. By […]
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