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Sermons from The Good Shepherd Orthodox Church

  1. 3D AGO

    The Cross We Venerate, the Cross We Carry, the Cross That Saves

    15th March 2026: Fr. Geoff Harvey reflects on three dimensions of the cross: the cross we venerate as the sign of our salvation, the cross we carry in our daily lives, and the cross that saves through Christ's self-offering for the world. A timely encouragement for the Lenten journey, preached at The Good Shepherd Orthodox Church.

    14 min

  2. 3D AGO

    Faith in Action: St. Gregory Palamas and the Call to Lived Orthodoxy

    8th March 2026: In this sermon for the Second Sunday of Lent, Daniel McInnes reflects on the feast of St. Gregory Palamas and the Gospel account of the paralysed man lowered through the roof by his four faithful friends. Drawing on the theological legacy of St. Gregory Palamas — including his defence of Hesychasm and the distinction between God's essence and energies — Daniel calls us to move beyond intellectual faith into a truly lived, embodied Christian life. A timely reflection for the Lenten season on what it means to act on what we believe. Preached at The Good Shepherd Orthodox Church, 8th March 2026.

    14 min

  3. 4D AGO

    Three Triumphs of Orthodoxy: A Sermon for Orthodox Sunday

    1st March 2026: In this sermon for Orthodox Sunday (the Triumph of Orthodoxy), Fr. Geoff reflects on three triumphs: the historical restoration of icons after the iconoclastic controversy, the ongoing hope for Orthodox worship in the English language, and — the greatest triumph of all — the transformation of Christ's image within the human heart. Preached at The Good Shepherd Orthodox Church, 1st March 2026.

    10 min

  4. FEB 27

    Awaken to the Light: Embrace Lent with Purpose (first sermon ever from Joseph)

    22nd February 2026: In this inspiring sermon, Joseph Stoeghofer encourages believers to awaken from spiritual slumber as they enter the meaningful season of Lent. With a focus on repentance, humility, and forgiveness, he highlights how Lent is not about outward discipline but the conversion of the heart.

    6 min

  5. FEB 16

    The Path to Repentance and Renewal (first ever sermon by Athanasius)

    15th Feb 2026: In this profound sermon, Athanasius Wilkins reflects on the themes of separation, service, and salvation as taught in the Gospel. With insights from the Fathers, he urges believers to prepare their hearts for repentance during the journey to Great Lent, emphasizing acts of mercy as expressions of faith. Wilkins calls the faithful to embrace fasting, almsgiving, and prayer in pursuit of a deeper communion with God.

    8 min

  6. FEB 16

    The Journey of Repentance and God's Boundless Mercy (first ever sermon by Luke)

    8th February 2026: In this heartfelt sermon, Luke Ebsworthy explores the profound lessons within the parable of the Prodigal Son. Through theological insights, Luke delves into themes of sin, repentance, and divine forgiveness, drawing from patristic interpretations to illustrate the path from spiritual separation to reconciliation with God. Ebsworthy's message is a compelling reminder of the endless mercy that awaits all who seek to return to the Father's embrace.

    8 min

  7. FEB 8

    The Power of Humility (first sermon ever from Stylianos)

    1st February 2026: In his first ever sermon, as part of February youth month, Stylianos Petroulias delves into the parable of the Publican and the Pharisee, highlighting the transformative power of humility and the dangers of pride. Drawing on wisdom from the saints, he challenges his listeners to follow the example of the publican and embrace a life of repentance and humility.

    7 min

  8. JAN 27

    Climbing the Sycamore: The Path to Repentance

    25th January 2026: In this insightful sermon, Fr. Nicholas explores the story of Zacchaeus, a chief tax collector whose encounter with Christ becomes a profound lesson on repentance and humility. Fr. Nicholas invites us to see beyond our obstacles, urging us to humble ourselves and embrace the transformative power of Christ's presence in our lives.

    9 min
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