Experience a powerful fusion of Drum & Bass and profound spiritual spoken word reflections with Divine Frequencies: Drum & Bass Reflections on Spiritual Storage (Spatial Audio).

This track explores the essence of gratitude and energy as Spirit reflects on finding a safe space for spiritual possessions. Journey through sonic landscapes where deep basslines resonate with the vibrations of sacred awareness.

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In this stirring fourth message of the Following Jesus series, Fr. Elijah dives deep into what it truly means to “take up your cross.” This isn't just about enduring hardship—it's about embracing suffering with Christ, turning pain into prayer, and using our wounds to bring healing to others.
Are you tired, anxious, or overwhelmed? Do you feel like the burden you're carrying is just too much? In this message, you’ll hear:
🔹 How Jesus meets us in our suffering—not just to sympathize, but to carry it with us
🔹 Why pain is real, but suffering can be optional when it’s united to Christ
🔹 The power of the Cross in the life of Abouna Bishoy Kamel, a modern-day saint who loved to the end
🔹 How your own thorn, trial, or heartbreak can become someone else’s healing
🔹 Practical steps to embrace your cross and live a life of compassion and purpose
🕊 “Christ didn’t suffer so we wouldn’t suffer—He suffered so we’d never suffer alone.”
Let this message be your encouragement to stop kicking against the pain and start using it as a catalyst for transformation. Because when we carry the cross with Christ, we are never crushed by it. We are moved by it—into love, into purpose, into power.
Watch now. Reflect deeply. And consider this question:
“How can I unite my suffering with Christ this week?”

Following Jesus - Part 4: Take Up Your Cross

Are we truly living in Christ, or are we just faking faith? In this powerful sermon, Fr. Mark explores the difference between sin and uncleanness, drawing from Numbers 19 and the purification laws of the red heifer. He challenges us to examine our spiritual state—are we tolerating the “smell of death” in our lives, families, and communities?

Through 1 Corinthians 3:16-17 and Hebrews 9:14, Fr. Mark reveals how Christ’s blood, not religious rituals, brings true purification. He calls us to renounce spiritual complacency and fully embrace the cleansing power of Christ’s resurrection.

Join us as we learn how to move from dead works to serving the Living God, especially during this season of Lent and renewal.

Smelling Death, Seeking Resurrection

In the final installment of our Following Jesus Lent series, Fr. Elijah explores what it truly means to live in the joyful presence of God. Joy is not the absence of pain or sorrow—joy is the result of God-with-us, the fruit of a heart transformed by the Holy Spirit.
Too often, we confine God to fleeting moments—prayer time, church attendance, a short verse in the morning. But Jesus offers something radically more: a joy that remains, a reward that comes from abiding in His presence every moment of our lives.

Following Jesus - Part 5: The Joy of His Presence

This is NOT just another sermon. This is a divine invitation. Holy Week isn’t a tradition. It’s a rescue mission. A sacred Passover of your soul — from death to life, from slavery to freedom, from distraction to divine purpose. If you're walking through Lent feeling dry, distracted, or disconnected... this is your turning point.  What if this year, Holy Week was different? What if this was the year your heart actually crossed over? In this message, Fr. Elijah Estafanous brings a fiery call to: Wake up from spiritual autopilot,  Own your brokenness and run to the Physician, Exchange your emptiness for Christ’s power! Make this Holy Week the most personal, powerful, and participatory week of your life.


Holy Week: The Passover Of The Soul

Tune in as Fr Augustinos discusses the signficance of psalms 148-150, which we sing during the fourth hoas of Tasbeha - all of creation praises the Lord!

Praise the Lord From the Heavens

Tune in as Fr Yacoub unpacks the significance and meaning of the introductory hymn that we sing in Tasbeha, 'Arise O you Children of the Light'. 

Arise O Children of the Light

The voice of the Holy Spirit in Orthodoxy calls us to steadfastness in truth, guiding us through the teachings of the Orthodox faith while confronting the challenges of heresies, cults, and the divisions that tear at the body of Christ. This series emphasizes the importance of Orthodox unity, discernment, and unwavering commitment to the truth of Christ.

In Part 4, Schisms: The Pain of Division, Fr. Michael Sorial reflects on the devastating impact of schisms throughout Church history and their continued relevance today. By exploring the causes and consequences of division, this message challenges us to pursue unity in the Orthodox faith and to approach disagreements with humility, love, and a deep understanding of the Church’s teachings.

The Voice of the Holy Spirit in Orthodoxy - Part 4 - Schisms: The Pain of Division

As disciples of Christ, we are called to live a life of authenticity by rejecting pretense and overcoming fear. Throughout this series entitled A Life of Authenticity, we may be equipped to live with genuine faith, confidence in Christ, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. 
In part 3, Fr. Michael Sorial discusses how authentic living comes from being Spirit-filled, allowing God to work in and through us.

A Life of Authenticity - Part 3 - Fully Alive: Filled with the Spirit

Are your relationships bringing you life—or draining it from you? In this powerful sermon, Fr. Paul challenges us to stop “seeking the living among the dead” (Luke 24:5) and invites us into the joy of life-giving friendships. As we journey through the Holy 50 days, we are called to surround ourselves with godly connections that reflect the love, loyalty, and resurrection power of Christ.

Learn how true friendship is a journey toward God, hand-in-hand, and why love is more than just kind words—it’s a commitment to truth, service, and spiritual growth. Fr. Paul shares deep biblical insights, from the friendship of David and Jonathan to the dangers of toxic connections like Amnon and Jonadab.

Let this message help you evaluate the relationships in your life and inspire you to cultivate ones that nourish your soul. Resurrection is not just a greeting—it’s a lifestyle.

Why Do You Seek The Living Among The Dead- Part 1: Life Giving Relationships

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