
The Seen and Unseen World in Orthodox Christian Tradition
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 147 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

What is the meaning of dreams in the Scriptures? The Bible takes dreams pretty seriously, but in our time, this seems to be the domain of New Agers and Freudians.
For years, the Podfathers have been rumored to be merely re-presenting warmed-over material from a prominent biblical scholar. In this episode, the depth of the theft will finally be revealed.
Father Stephen discusses our alienation from our humanity, and how the Orthodox Church is positioned. Live Q&A with Fr. Stephen and Fr. Andrew follows. Recorded at the 2026 Parish Life Conference of the Antiochian Diocese of Miami and the Southeast, ... more
Father Andrew presents on the current Orthodox convert surge. How do we understand and address it? Live Q&A with Fr. Andrew and Fr. Stephen follows. Recorded at the 2026 Parish Life Conference of the Antiochian Diocese of Miami and the Southeast, Jun... more
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I adore this show *and* the banter between the Fathers. It’s lamentable that so much editing has been done to remove it from recent episodes. Please bring it back!! Where would the Orthodox meme world be if “wet bread” never existed in the lexicon! How many more “wet breads” has the world been missing??
The Torah and the gospel speak of two ways: living and dying. This show is all about living. Sure, there is talk of beasts, giants, and other things that go bump in the night. There are also discussions of ontology and epistemology, and much other fodder for the theo-philosophical nerd. But at its core, its essence, this show is about living. Fully. Abundantly. So listeners that make it through the 3 halves of each episode are both blessed and emboldened to participate the Christ's ushering in ... more
I’m a Protestant seeking conversion to Orthodoxy. These podcasts help me to start building my learning towards my relationship with Christ. I highly recommend these podcasts. I yearn for learning. Not trying to be funny. May the Holy Father Bless this podcast to continue!
I don’t know what the negative reviews are talking about. I enjoy the banter and “juvenile” jokes. If they didn’t joke around, and always stayed on the topic of deep theology, I think it would be dull and would paint the orthodox life as boring and lame. I like that these two Fathers have personalities and interests outside of theology, as well. It makes me feel like they’re friends, not just Priests. If I had one criticism it would be that frequency with which Father Stephen says, “right,” but ... more
It took a year to get current on the episodes, so I’m a little nervous that I’ll have to start waiting for them.
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This show dives into Orthodox theology, church history, and biblical interpretation through a mix of structured teaching and conversational banter. Episodes frequently explore early Christian writings, patristic perspectives, canonical questions, and how tradition intersects with culture, often using historical texts, apocrypha, and scriptural exegesis to illuminate modern faith life. A standout quality is the combination of dense, scholarly content with approachable humor and pop-culture references, which helps deep topics stay engaging for a broad audience. The format often features live Q&A, discussions with guests, and practical pastoral guidance for laypeople, catechists, and clergy alike, making it a likely fit for listeners who enjoy... more
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