Orthodox Ethos

I) Excerpted from "NEW TITLE: On the Reception of the Heterodox — BOOK PRESENTATION" by Fr. Peter Heers:https://youtube.com/live/h81bGHA93voII) From Lesson 4 in the lecture series Orthodox Ecclesiology offered by Fr. Peter Heers:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcgXotQ5Fhk

The Miracles of the LordCome and sit at the feet of the professors of the Desert, those initiated into the Mystery. They will guide us through the entirety of the Economy of Salvation, from the pre-existence of the Logos, to His Revelation and Incarnation, and His Elevation and Session at the Right Hand of the Father.Examining the book "Τὸ Mυστήριο τοῦ Χριστοῦ" ("The Mystery of Christ"), written by the Cell of the Resurrection on Mount Athos, this lecture series aims to bring the Athonite catechism to English speakers for the first time.If you would like to donate toward the translation and publication of The Mystery of Christ, click here: https://uncutmountainpress.com/donate/

Excerpted from Lesson 17 (Rev 18:11-24) https://youtube.com/live/wsjMmSf285I...& Lesson 20 (Rev 19:14-21) https://youtube.com/live/xSPX7J17Q4w

The Gospel of Salvation, Part Three - The Mystery of Christ (Lesson 47)J. THE GOSPEL OF SALVATIONc. The Preaching of the Gospel   4. The New Commandment of Love   5. The Sermon on the Mount   6. The Parables   7. The Influence of the Gospel upon World Come and sit at the feet of the professors of the Desert, those initiated into the Mystery. They will guide us through the entirety of the Economy of Salvation, from the pre-existence of the Logos, to His Revelation and Incarnation, and His Elevation and Session at the Right Hand of the Father.Examining the book "Τὸ Mυστήριο τοῦ Χριστοῦ" ("The Mystery of Christ"), written by the Cell of the Resurrection on Mount Athos, this lecture series aims to bring the Athonite catechism to English speakers for the first time.If you would like to donate toward the translation and publication of The Mystery of Christ, click here: https://uncutmountainpress.com/donate/

Fr. Peter Heers explores the themes of Psalm 2 in relation to eschatology and the ultimate victory of the Lamb. He discusses the Antichrist's role in persecution versus the spiritual triumph of martyrs. Insightfully, he connects the nations' rebellion against Christ and the historical movements leading to apostasy. The podcast articulates God's sovereign authority, the implications of the Incarnation, and the urgent call for leaders to return to faith. Listeners are reminded of the blessings that come from trusting in the Lord amidst divine challenges.

J. THE GOSPEL OF SALVATIONc. The Preaching of the Gospel       1. The Four Gospels       2. Words of Grace and Truth       3. Content and Basic ConceptsCome and sit at the feet of the professors of the Desert, those initiated into the Mystery. They will guide us through the entirety of the Economy of Salvation, from the pre-existence of the Logos, to His Revelation and Incarnation, and His Elevation and Session at the Right Hand of the Father.Examining the book "Τὸ Mυστήριο τοῦ Χριστοῦ" ("The Mystery of Christ"), written by the Cell of the Resurrection on Mount Athos, this lecture series aims to bring the Athonite catechism to English speakers for the first time.

In this talk, Fr. Hans explores how heresy distorts our vision of the Trinity, blocks the path to theosis, and fuels the despair of our modern age. He traces the Filioque, rationalism, and materialism, showing how ignorance of history blinds us to their ongoing impact. Heresy isn’t abstract—it wounds real people, leaving souls broken and searching for healing. In contrast, Orthodoxy offers renewal through the nous, communion with the Apostles, and life centered on the Eucharist in the parish. Learn why guarding the apostolic truth protects the heart, and how Christ restores wholeness through His Church.This is the full lecture by Fr. Johannes Jacobse from the conference: "On the Eighth Œcumenical Council: The Catholic Condemnation of the Filioque" that took place on March 14 - 16th, 2024 in Lake Guntersville, AL. The original title of his talk was: "The Spiritual Consequences of the Acceptance of Heresy."Father Johannes Jacobse has been a priest for over thirty years. Born in Holland, he has a B.A. from the University of Minnesota, an M.Div. from St. Vladimir’s Seminary, studied the Greek language at the University of Thessaloniki, Greece, and is a fellow at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs.  Fr. Hans edits the web site Orthodoxy Today that discusses social and moral issues from an Orthodox Christian framework. The success of Orthodoxy Today led to the founding of the American Orthodox Institute, a research and educational organization that engages the cultural issues of the day within the Orthodox Christian moral tradition. He is also the founder of the St. Paisios Brotherhood. Fr. Hans is married and has one daughter.Our mission is to present and support the Orthodox Christian Way, Truth, and Life, which is Christ Himself — guiding souls to communion in His Body, faithful to the teachings of the Holy Fathers. 

A deep dive into the historical roots of modern apostasy and how Western developments shaped today’s spiritual crisis. Topics include scholasticism, new notions of sanctity, and the shift from icon tradition to naturalistic art. Discussion traces papal monarchy, chiliasm, and the intellectual seeds that led to modern utopian movements, scientism, and transhumanist visions.

What is virtue according to the Orthodox Church—and how is it radically different from secular morality? In this eye-opening talk, we explore how virtue is not merely self-improvement or moral behavior, but participation in the divine energies of God. Drawing on the teachings of Saints like Gregory Palamas and Maximus the Confessor, we uncover how true virtue is the path to theosis—becoming gods by grace.

In this powerful and detailed exposition, we break down the essential differences between the Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant views of apostolic succession. Learn why the Church Fathers insist that true succession is not merely historical or external, but inseparably tied to Orthodox doctrine, Eucharistic unity, and the one undivided Body of Christ.Excerpt from "Apostolic Churches and Succession: An Orthodox Analysis" by Fr. Peter Heers:https://www.youtube.com/live/MJJy7iQoS1s