Carrying the Cross & Counting the Cost - Luke 14 -  Michael Meshreki

You Will Be Silent: A Journey with Zacharias the Priest - Michael Meshreki

Imitating Children: A Homily on Imitating Christ - Michael Meshreki

The Lamb and King: A Homily on Palm Sunday and Adam - Michael Meshreki

Part of the Liturgy of St Cyril- The Late Hegumen Fr Angelos Doss (Boston, 1989)

Alternate Gospel Litany - Abouna Antonious Ayad | Singary Psalm - Mike Morkos

Apologetics - The compelling evidence for our faith in Jesus Christ - 11/12th Grade Youth Meeting

Science & Christian Faith Series Part 1 : Why am I Christian?

A disucssion on Orthodoxy and AI, at Tyrannus Coptic Orthodox Seminary, Alexandria, Egypt, in the presence of Pope Tawadros II and the rest of the honored bishops, priests, scholars, and laity.

الحياة الأرثوذكسية والذكاء الإصطناعي _ Orthodoxy and AI (Arabic) - Michael Meshreki & Patric Ayman

A man’s success depends on the prudence of the wife. The house’s success depends on the communication and dealing of conflict between the husband and the wife. While many seek to build a successful life through careful planning while the foundation is built on seeking foolish gratification. This week’s Bible study takes us on a journey to discover the important pillars of marriage and the means that God uses to join two together.

Proverbs 19:10-17 - But a Prudent Wife is From the Lord

The growth of children is a reflection of their parents' love and bond. If the parents focus on feeding their love, figuring out how to manage conflict, not letting any schism come between them – instructing their children and helping them through constant guidance on their path towards salvation comes naturally and makes them see and feel life in a different way. This week’s Bible study sheds light on how wisdom is utilized in raising and instructing children.

Proverbs 19:18-29 - Chasten Your Son while There is Hope

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Michael Meshreki is a Christian SubDeacon in the Coptic Orthodox Church by the name of ‘Paul’ (1/20/2018). Meshreki is a Coptic Orthodox independent scholar of Early Christianity, Orthodox Theology, and Coptic Orthodox Christian History. He is currently a Doctoral student of Theology (Doctrate of Theology) at Agora University.

Michael graduated with a Master’s from St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary (M.A. in Orthodox Theological Studies with a concentration in ‘Theological Scholarship and Research’ -summa cum laude-) in 05/2023, graduated from Liberty University with a Master’s in Biblical Languages and Language Exegesis (M.A.) with a focus on the letter to the Ephesians (12/2024), and finally, he graduated from the Coptic Orthodox Seminary, Tyrannus Coptic Orthodox Theological Seminary, Alexandria, Egypt, with high distinction summa cum laude, earning a Diploma of Theological Studies and Pastoral Ministry (02/2024).

Meshreki’s M.A. Thesis in partial fulfillment of his degree from St. Vladimir’s is concerning the Christology of Dioscorus of Alexandria, Cyril of Alexnadria, Servers of Antioch, Gregory Nazianzen, and the Neo-Chalcedonians (Published under the Title: An Embbeded Tome and the Healing of the Chalcedonian Divide, 2023). His Master’s in Biblical Languages (and Exegesis) is with a focus on the letter to the Ephesians.

Michael Meshreki is an author of multiple books, as one can access here: https://www.amazon.com/author/michaelmeshreki

“So you also, when you have done all that is commanded you, say, ‘We are unworthy servants; we have only done what was our duty.’” Luke 17:10

With growing experience in Chaplaincy and the Teaching profession, Meshreki hopes to continue serving his community, his church, and everyone God sends his way. His favorite title is, “Washer of the Feet.”

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"...Be filled with the Spirit, as you sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs among yourselves, singing and making melody to the Lord in your hearts, giving thanks to God the Father at all times and for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ." (Ephesians 5)

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