Glory to God
Summary: Thoughts and reflections on Orthodox theology and life from Fr. Stephen Freeman.
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- Artist: Fr. Stephen Freeman, and Ancient Faith Ministries
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Podcasts:
Fr. Stephen looks at one of the most treasured notions of the modern world.
Fr. Stephen looks at one of the most treasured notions of the modern world.
Fr. Stephen offers a meditation on the theme of desire and ecstasy in the writings of the Fathers, and its importance for the gospel.
Fr. Stephen offers a meditation on the theme of desire and ecstasy in the writings of the Fathers, and its importance for the gospel.
Fr. Stephen examines the use of legal imagery and the problems it causes when we try to apply it to our relationship with God. Instead, he looks at the language of "being" used in the Fathers.
Fr. Stephen examines the use of legal imagery and the problems it causes when we try to apply it to our relationship with God. Instead, he looks at the language of "being" used in the Fathers.
Fr. Stephen examines the use of legal imagery and the problems it causes when we try to apply it to our relationship with God. Instead, he looks at the language of "being" used in the Fathers.
Fr. Stephen offers thoughts on the providence of God—His will working good for us all despite what we may see or think.
Fr. Stephen explains how God is the Ultimate Particular, not "God in General," and what this means for our lives.
Fr. Stephen offers thoughts on the providence of God—His will working good for us all despite what we may see or think.
Fr. Stephen offers thoughts on the providence of God—His will working good for us all despite what we may see or think.
Fr. Stephen explains how God is the Ultimate Particular, not "God in General," and what this means for our lives.
Fr. Stephen explains how God is the Ultimate Particular, not "God in General," and what this means for our lives.
In this podcast, Fr. Stephen contrasts the “literal” reading of Scripture with the practice of the Orthodox Church, in which we seek to discern the “mystery hidden from all the ages.”
In this podcast, Fr. Stephen contrasts the “literal” reading of Scripture with the practice of the Orthodox Church, in which we seek to discern the “mystery hidden from all the ages.”
