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September 24, 2013 By Fr. John A. Peck

Patristics and Preaching

by Fr. Peter John Cameron, O.P. This comes to us from John Anderson's blog - Orthodox Ruminations. Enjoy! I stumbled across this amazing little article written by a Dominican monk in the Catholic Church who is also a part of their Order of Preachers. He speaks a little about the Roman Catholic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: About Preaching Tagged With: Fr. Peter John Cameron, John Anderson, preaching

September 23, 2013 By Fr. John A. Peck

On The Fear Of God

by Adriane Evans Adams In some people's minds, it is the terror of an ever-looming threat of the wrath of God, who is watching from the heavens, ready to afflict. This hardly seems to fit the God we know to have loved the world so much that though we were sinners, Christ died for us; a God whose … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Sermon Resources Tagged With: Adriane Evans Adams, Bible, fathers, Fear of God

September 18, 2013 By Fr. John A. Peck

Destiny or Predestination?

by Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon Over the past few weeks I have devoted these Ponderings to reflection on the necessity of the Passion, laying particular stress on the fact that we know of this necessity only because Jesus spoke of it. That is to say, we pursue no metaphysical apriori to explain it; … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Reardon, Patrick Fr., Sermon Resources Tagged With: christ, destination, Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon, predestination, theodicy

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All Saints of North America Orthodox Church (ASONA) in Sun City, Arizona is one of Arizona's Christian Churches for visitors, inquirers, catechumens, and lifelong Orthodox faithful. Rooted in the worship of Jesus Christ and the historic Christian faith, ASONA is known for faithful preaching, experienced clergy, and one of the most comprehensive parish catechism programs in the United States. Since 2018, the ASONA Catechism has been used by Orthodox clergy and parishes around the world, reflecting the parish's commitment to clear, systematic Orthodox instruction. ASONA's clergy are dedicated to teaching the Orthodox faith with clarity, wisdom, and pastoral care. Whether you are exploring Christianity for the first time, coming from a Protestant or Roman Catholic background, or returning to the Church after many years, you will find thoughtful guidance, biblical teaching, and a welcoming path into the life of the Orthodox Church. Just as important, ASONA is a vibrant parish family where singles, young adults, families with children, and retirees worship and grow together. Through reverent services, authentic Christian fellowship, and intentional lifelong discipleship, ASONA strives to help every person know Christ more deeply and faithfully live the Orthodox Christian life.