Send us a text How does thinking about eternity change the way we live today? In our Season‑1 finale, Mother Theoliptie & Father Armia offer the Church’s vision; Resurrection hope, watchfulness, and “treasures in heaven”, and Abouna Armia (our spiritual leader) shares pastoral steps for city life: repentance as joy, mercy as investment, grieving with hope, and living from the Eucharist into the week. We close with a 1‑minute guided prayer: “Maranatha; Facing Today in the Light of the Last...
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Send us a text How does thinking about eternity change the way we live today? In our Season‑1 finale, Mother Theoliptie & Father Armia offer the Church’s vision; Resurrection hope, watchfulness, and “treasures in heaven”, and Abouna Armia (our spiritual leader) shares pastoral steps for city life: repentance as joy, mercy as investment, grieving with hope, and living from the Eucharist into the week. We close with a 1‑minute guided prayer: “Maranatha; Facing Today in the Light of the Last...
Prayer as a Relationship: Finding Stillness in the Rush
Desert & City
32 minutes
3 months ago
Prayer as a Relationship: Finding Stillness in the Rush
What if prayer began as a relationship, not a technique? In Episode 4, Mother Theoliptie shares how a simple daily rule; first and last words: “Lord, I love You” shaped her life with Christ. Lydia (Eritrean Orthodox, 22) tells how, amid college pressure, the same habit anchored her week as she worshiped with a Coptic parish (sister churches within the Oriental Orthodox communion). We finish with a guided morning/evening pattern you can start tonight. Practice: Say “Lord, I love You” on ...
Desert & City
Send us a text How does thinking about eternity change the way we live today? In our Season‑1 finale, Mother Theoliptie & Father Armia offer the Church’s vision; Resurrection hope, watchfulness, and “treasures in heaven”, and Abouna Armia (our spiritual leader) shares pastoral steps for city life: repentance as joy, mercy as investment, grieving with hope, and living from the Eucharist into the week. We close with a 1‑minute guided prayer: “Maranatha; Facing Today in the Light of the Last...
