
Sermons from The Good Shepherd Orthodox Church
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 319 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

9th August 2026: In this sermon, Sub Dn. Timothy Grace explores the Orthodox understanding of suffering, distinguishing between the voluntary hardships we take on through the ascetic disciplines of the Church and the involuntary trials that come to u... more
26th July 2026: In this sermon on the feeding of the five thousand, Daniel McInnes reads St Matthew's account alongside the fuller detail of St John's Gospel, where Christ tests the disciples with the question, "Where shall we buy bread for these peo... more
19th July 2026: Preached by Fr. Nicholas on the Sunday of the Holy Fathers of the Fourth Ecumenical Council, this sermon joins two themes: Christ's call in the Sermon on the Mount, "You are the light of the world," and the faith defined at Chalcedon ... more
12th July 2026: Preached by Sub Dn. Timothy Grace on the Sunday commemorating St. Paisios of Mount Athos, this sermon draws on St. Paul's letter to the Romans to explore both the unique gifts God gives each of us and the calling shared by all Christi... more
5th July 2026: Fr. Geoff Harvey reflects on the deliberate contrast between this Sunday's Gospel and Epistle: the two demoniacs enslaved by evil, and the fruit of the Spirit that grows in those who follow Christ. Drawing on the sobering example of Ju... more
28th June 2026: Daniel McInnes reflects on the Gospel account of the Roman centurion who comes to Christ on behalf of his suffering servant. He draws out the centurion's remarkable humility, his compassion for one beneath his social standing, and his... more
21st June 2026: Fr. Nicholas Frazer reflects on the Gospel and Epistle readings and the single question they place before us: where is your heart fixed? Drawing on Christ's words about the eye, treasure, and anxiety, he shows how seeking God's kingdo... more
14th June 2026: Sub Dn. Timothy Grace reflects on the Sunday of the Saints of Antioch, drawing on the lives of three great Antiochian saints — St. Raphael of Brooklyn, St. John Chrysostom, and St. Marina of Antioch — to highlight three enduring quali... more
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This series offers sermons and liturgical reflections rooted in Orthodox Christian tradition, primarily focusing on themes of faith, prayer, holiness, and community life. Episodes explore biblical narratives, saints' lives, and church history to draw practical guidance for daily living, spiritual growth, and outreach. A recurring emphasis on doctrinal soundness, confession, and holy living is paired with pastoral encouragement for personal transformation, hospitality, and courageous faith in contemporary life. Noteworthy aspects include a strong liturgical rhythm, attention to saints and feasts, and explicit connection between ancient faith and modern parish life, which may appeal to listeners seeking devotional content, catechesis, and chu... more
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