No Other Foundation

Fr. Lawrence laments the pervasive lessons taught today on gender and hearkens to the Song of Solomon.

Who were these who doubted in Matthew 28?

Despite his often being stigmatized by later generations as “Doubting Thomas” there is nothing in his past record to indicate such a defect of character.

Fr. Lawrence Farley comments on a discussion that takes place each year during Holy Week.

As as we journey through Great Lent, Fr. Lawrence Farley looks at the Prayer of St. Ephraim.

Fr. Lawrence Farley comments on the Anaphora, which is a Greek word meaning “offering.”

Fr. Lawrence Farley speaks at Daniel Chapel at Furman University on February 6, 2018. Fr. Farley explores the nature and end of humankind from an Eastern Orthodox Christian perspective.

Fr. Lawrence Farley talks about his new book A Song in the Furnace, the message of the book of Daniel.

Fr. Lawrence Farley is convinced that his culture knows absolutely nothing about the true meaning of Christmas.

How the concept of punishment in the world to come was understood at the time of Christ.

North American popular culture, as brought into your home and heart by the North American media, is a very powerful force, and it seems that we too easily underestimate its transforming power.

Fr. Lawrence says it is safe to say that the allegorical method has fallen upon hard times in the scholarly world.

Do the words “God is love” mean God could never be wrathful?

We Christians share certain external similarities with the religions, but these external similarities can mask the inner meanings of the things we seem to share. In reality, everything in Christianity is different from the religions.

Fr. Lawrence continues his series and examines the correlation in the Scriptures between that which is clean and that which is unclean.