PowerFromAbove

@StedfastCam You realize you’re calling Christians for the past 2,000 yrs false. But somehow you’re the one that got it right? Read Church history. Look into Apostolic succession. The Apostles passed down both their office and teaching. The Bible led me to Holy Orthodoxy

@PowerFromoAbove Orthodoxy is one of those fractured denominations that is false. Source? The Bible.

Orthodoxy is not only a cancer, but it's also super cringe and seems to appeal to r/iamverysmart type pseudo-intellectuals. A plain reading of scripture is just too simple for them, so they overcomplicate into damnable heresy. When called on it, their defense is "Muh tradition".

@needGod_net Schism is a sin. You’re misinterpreting the Holy Scriptures. It’s unavoidable that the historical and Apostolic Church is Eastern Orthodox.

Conversation with an Eastern Orthodox

@FullBodyOfArmor @wingedpenn @Fearless__Truth @JPuncut @JayDyer Not a fair representation of what we actually believe. Kyrill just recently denounced the false ecumenism with muslims. Holy Orthodoxy is anti-ecumenism (just look into how the Saints of our Church speak on it). Not so with prots though, at its foundation.

@wingedpenn @Fearless__Truth @JPuncut @JayDyer 🤧

“All i do is discuss doctrine” buddy weren’t you saying my friends were sons of the devil and orthodoxy is a cancer? Yes i will ask you to debate if you think that. Unfortunately, all you are is a clout chaser who wont actually formally debate anyone on your own beliefs.

@FullBodyOfArmor @Fearless__Truth @JPuncut @JayDyer He wasn’t just going after orthobros; he clearly is trying to draw inquirers, and others, away from Holy Orthodoxy.

@Fearless__Truth @@JPuncut is friends with orthodoxy Christians. JP was going after toxic orthobros that condemn other Christians like @JayDyer. Especially since he's racist

A much needed reminder from the saints.

@TxChristianMan1 @PatristicNectar No worries, it’s not offensive; just a question. This was an objection I had to overcome in my journey so I understand where you’re coming from. Forgive our side of x for any insults thrown your way. It’s a heated subject, certainly. Wish you best.

@PowerFromoAbove @PatristicNectar Thank you for your reply. I apologize for the post as I never meant for it to be offensive, I have had many replies to it. Praying to Saints isnt really for me, but I am not offended by it nor do I believe it to be apostate. Be well.

Praying to the Saints is as old as the church.

@rondaszkiewicz @TxChristianMan1 @PatristicNectar

@TxChristianMan1 @PatristicNectar No where

@TxChristianMan1 @PatristicNectar Revelation 8:3-4 is an example of intercession. As for invocation, much of it is presupposed within 2nd temple Judaism. But generally, bc we understand the saints are alive, participating in worship (Heb 12:1), verses like James 5:16 can have practical application.

@PatristicNectar Where does it say to pray to saints in the new testament?

@Putsncoffee @C2Antiquity @GodLogic_GL “Which Orthodox”…there’s only one. This is not a genuine argument. Study Church history and your conversion to Holy Orthodoxy is inevitable.

Whatever church Jay Dyer is apart of is weak, intellectually feeble. In my exchange with Jay, he legitimately blocked me for laying out 1 Corinthians 12 and several other areas where othodox practices were not yet known. The other slope yourself and Jay face: which orthodox? What about the Messianic Jews which all the apostles were, do you subscribe to everything and do they have it right? Which church? Jerusalem? Rome? Antioch? Alexandria? Carthage? Smyrna? Or rather is it the case like John plainly states one can simply know Christ and be apart of the body? This it surely is.

No, if someone is going to claim to be neutral and at the same time be subversive by sending 700 people to go watch an Orthodox inquirer get gaslit out of Orthodoxy on a livestream. They deserve to be called out. And that’s exactly what @GodLogic_GL cohost did. The faith isn’t some game, or grift or way to make money by making sure the maximum amount of people like you. It’s Christ Himself, it’s His Theanthropic Body the Church. So to use your platform while feigning neutrality, to cause the little ones to stumble is an attack on Christ and His Church. An attack which apparently @ApostateProphet cheers on, alongside @Acts17David who I previously had a great deal of respect for.

Orthodox Georgia ☦️🇬🇪

✨ A Small Miracle That Strengthened My Faith Forever ✨ Last year, the night before Ascension 2025, I was carefully working on a printed icon in my workshop. As I rolled it out, my heart sank — a thumb-sized hole tore straight through to the wood, right in the middle. Another tear gaped near His shoulder. I felt terrible, like I’d ruined something sacred. I left it there, damaged and imperfect, and headed to bed. The next day I attended the beautiful Vespers Liturgy for Ascension. When I returned to the workshop… the icon was perfectly healed. The gaping hole was gone. No patch, no glue, no sign it had ever been torn. Just smooth, whole, and radiant — as if the Lord Himself had restored it with His own hands. I stood there in awe, tears in my eyes. Believe it or not, this small miracle solidified my belief in the power and holiness of Icons like nothing else ever has. God sees our mistakes. He restores what we break. He is risen, and He is with us — even in the quiet details of our workshops and our broken attempts. Glory to God for all things! ☦️🙏

"The Lord loves all people, but He loves those who seek Him even more. To his chosen ones the Lord gives such great grace that for love they forsake the whole earth, the whole world, & their souls burn with desire that all people might be saved & see the glory of the Lord." - St Silouan the Athonite

"Nothing is so foreign to Orthodoxy as lifeless scholasticism & icy rationalism. Orthodoxy before all else & above all is an experience & life of grace, & through that the blessed knowledge of God & the blessed knowledge of man. The Orthodox Church embraces the whole of life, with all its complexities, only leaving no place in it for malice & sin.” - St Justin Popovich

In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. My brothers and sisters in Christ, The Orthodox Church has always spoken with one voice: abortion is murder. From the earliest days of the Church, the Didache thunders: “You shall not murder a child by abortion nor kill that which is born.” St. Basil the Great calls it “the very worst form of homicide,” and the canons of the Holy Fathers place the woman who procures it and those who assist her under the same spiritual discipline as one who commits willful murder. Why? Because the child in the womb is not “potential life.” He is a human person, fearfully and wonderfully made in the image and likeness of God (Psalm 139:13-16). At the moment of conception, the soul is united to the body by the creative act of the Holy Trinity. To destroy that life is to spit in the face of the Creator who knit us together in our mother’s womb. The world tells us this is about “choice” and “women’s rights.” The Church answers: it is about the shedding of innocent blood (Proverbs 6:17). Every abortion is a Golgotha where the innocent is crucified again while the world looks on and calls it healthcare. No amount of “compassionate” language can wash the blood from our hands. To every mother who has had an abortion: the Church does not hate you. She weeps for you as the Mother of God weeps at the foot of the Cross. Come home. There is no sin so great that the mercy of Christ cannot heal it. Confession, tears of repentance, and the prayers of the Church have restored countless souls who once walked this road. To every father who abandoned his child, to every doctor, nurse, politician, and judge who participates in this horror: repent while you still have breath. The blood of the innocents cries out, and the Lord hears. Orthodox Christians do not “agree to disagree” on this. We do not stay silent while the image of God is torn limb from limb. We pray, we fast, we support crisis pregnancy centers that honor both mother and child, and we proclaim the unchanging Truth of Holy Tradition. Life is sacred from conception to natural death. Anything less is not Orthodoxy. Pray for the unborn. Pray for their mothers. Stand for life.

Protestants: if the church is identified as the ground and pillar of truth 1 Tim 3:15: 1. is truth objective or subjective? 2. If objective how many churches are there?

@ShabbosK @prageru @marissastreit “Judeo-Christianity” doesn’t exist

He sings with such purity and love for God. May the Lord bless him 🤍☦️

@King_With_Me_ @TexasRose1836 Your ignorance as to the Holy Spirit’s work in EO is not due to an absence in EO; rather, it’s an admission that you haven’t become acquainted with Holy Orthodoxy. Learn about the lives of the Saints (we’ve got centuries of them going back to the Lord Jesus Christ).

@TexasRose1836 Theosis is your religions stealing of the judgement seat. Deny it all you want but the truth is evident. Keep worshipping man and his doctrines. I still haven't found done of you that has a testimony of the Holy Spirit working in your life.

As Orthodox Christians we do not judge the souls of others — that belongs to God alone. But we do know where the True Church is: in the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church that has kept the Faith “once for all delivered to the saints” without addition or subtraction for two thousand years. We say this not in pride, but in humble gratitude and love for every soul Christ died to save.

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