Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(336)
-
▼
February
(31)
- Orthodox Houston Podcast
- Orthodox Christian Network Podcasts
- Ancient Faith Radio podcasts
- Icon New Media Network podcasts
- Orthodox Bible Study Podcast
- Podcasts from the OCA Archdiocese of Canada
- The Journy of Veronica Hughes
- Arminian Chronicles: Friday Files: Arminius on Rom...
- Saint Isaac (Translated Works)
- Steve the Builder podcast
- Kyrie, Eleison!: Romans 9 Expounded by St. John Ch...
- A Catechumen's Tale: Universalism
- Introduction to the Synagogue
- The Unholy Land
- Orthodox Center for the Advancement of Biblical St...
- ORTHODOX AUDIO BIBLE COMMENTARY Link
- ADDRESS TO YOUNG MEN ON THE RIGHT USE OF GREEK LIT...
- Perry asks Turretinfan a question about Christology
- C.S. Lewis And Orthodoxy
- A lecture by Fr. Thomas Hopko about "What's going ...
- Why Natural Science rose in the western world.
- Vatican to re- evaluate Darwin
- Icons
- Origen on Pharaoh, his hard heart, free will, and ...
- Romans Nine
- "Unborn Child" by Willie Will
- Indian and Orthodox
- A Catechumen's Tale: Who will I find, in the depth...
- Jerome on the Tri-fold Ministry
- Fr. George Florovsky (1893 - 1979)
- Superbowl 43 Highlights
-
▼
February
(31)
Saint Moses the Black

Saint Moses the Black
Ecumenical Councils
Popular Posts
-
There are not alot of African Americans that are Eastern Orthodox. However, that is starting to change in recent years. More and more Africa...
-
Perry Robinson will talk about this issue with Kevin Allen on February 10th at 8pm (EST) on Ancient Faith Today . Play Audio Don...
-
This is Sho Baraka (an old college friend from Tuskegee University and calvinist christian rapper) and this is off his new album (Lions ...
-
As seen from Theologica : Apolojedi , Thanks for the link. I'm pretty familiar with how Rome understands the issue of doctrinal devel...
-
As seen from Theologica Quote: " If Germany and Luther been Orthodox rather than Catholic, would we still have had the Reformation? Wh...
Labels
- about me (54)
- African American (33)
- Albert (5)
- ancestral sin (5)
- Ancient Christianity Conference (31)
- ancient heresies (23)
- ancientfaithradio (124)
- Archeology (11)
- Arminianism (32)
- Atheism (26)
- Atonement (18)
- Audio Sermons (10)
- Augustinianism (14)
- Baptism (11)
- Bible study (12)
- Book reviews (7)
- books (69)
- brotherhood of saint moses (25)
- calamity (2)
- Calvinism (69)
- charity (3)
- Christmass (10)
- Christology (1)
- Church Calendar (5)
- church fathers (60)
- church history (120)
- Confession (1)
- conspiracy theories (4)
- conversion stories (42)
- creationism (13)
- David (7)
- debates (14)
- determinism (1)
- Divine Energies/grace (15)
- Divine Energiesgrace (1)
- Divine Liturgy (5)
- Dr. Jeannie Constantinou (43)
- Eastern Orthodoxy (254)
- ecclesiology (3)
- Economics (2)
- Ecumenical councils (8)
- election (6)
- eschatology (22)
- Eucharist (7)
- Eugenics (7)
- Evangelism (1)
- fasting (8)
- free will (27)
- Ft. Thomas Hopko (43)
- fullpreterism (5)
- hiphop music (31)
- Icons (15)
- Incarnation (1)
- interest (3)
- Isa Almisry (1)
- Jesus (18)
- Kabane52 (1)
- Kallistos Ware (8)
- Learning Greek (5)
- Lectures (2)
- Lutheranism (1)
- Maximus Scott (2)
- Monasticism (15)
- Neopaganism (1)
- News (6)
- Oriental Orthodox (16)
- Orthodox Apologetics (22)
- Orthodox education (12)
- Orthodox Podcasts (30)
- Orthodox videos (67)
- Orthros/Matins (1)
- Panentheism (4)
- Parish life (34)
- pascha (9)
- Pascha/Easter (17)
- Patristics (7)
- perseverance (7)
- phatcatholic (6)
- politics (51)
- Prayer (32)
- prevenient grace (6)
- Protestantism (135)
- quotes (5)
- rapture (2)
- resources (8)
- resurrection of the dead (5)
- RocknRoll (4)
- Roman Catholicism (36)
- Romans 9 (10)
- sacramental theology (6)
- Sacred Music (10)
- scripture (71)
- scripture exposition/Interpretation (95)
- semi-pelagianism (9)
- Septuagint (12)
- Sola Scriptura (5)
- Theological vocabulary (6)
- Theotokos (4)
- thoughts (157)
- Tony Allen (9)
- tradition (35)
- Trinity (9)
- Western Rite (1)
Saint John the Theologian

Saint John the Theologian
Facebook Badge
Followers
Total Pageviews
Protestant & Catholic Rapsites I post on
About Me
Thursday, February 5, 2009
A Catechumen's Tale: Who will I find, in the depths of my heart?
A Catechumen's Tale: Who will I find, in the depths of my heart?
"I am descending deep into my heart, to see who is dwelling in it besides me and You, O Eternal God. And I am filled with fear as I find legions of strangers fighting over portions of my heart. I found as many of them in my heart as time contains human and inhuman souls from the Fall of Adam. And then I understood why my heart has become weary, and cannot receive either You or me into its chambers, but instead shoves us to the outer perimeter -- pushing the proprietors out to the edge of their property.
Even before I came out of the womb of my mother, the world with its desires was dwelling within me. I used to pay dearly and too dearly for every flattery of the world. I would always break off a piece of my heart and give it as payment, until eventually I gave my whole heart to the world and the flatteries began to become boresome to me.
Old men complain to me about their years, saying: "Our heart has grown old under the weight of many years." In truth, old men, your heart has not grown old beneath the weight of many years but beneath the weight of many desires."
To read the rest please visite a Catechumens Tale.
JNORM888
"I am descending deep into my heart, to see who is dwelling in it besides me and You, O Eternal God. And I am filled with fear as I find legions of strangers fighting over portions of my heart. I found as many of them in my heart as time contains human and inhuman souls from the Fall of Adam. And then I understood why my heart has become weary, and cannot receive either You or me into its chambers, but instead shoves us to the outer perimeter -- pushing the proprietors out to the edge of their property.
Even before I came out of the womb of my mother, the world with its desires was dwelling within me. I used to pay dearly and too dearly for every flattery of the world. I would always break off a piece of my heart and give it as payment, until eventually I gave my whole heart to the world and the flatteries began to become boresome to me.
Old men complain to me about their years, saying: "Our heart has grown old under the weight of many years." In truth, old men, your heart has not grown old beneath the weight of many years but beneath the weight of many desires."
To read the rest please visite a Catechumens Tale.
JNORM888

Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
Blogs: Eastern Orthodox
-
-
Why Not Use Ancient Rites?5 years ago
-
-
The Four Horsemen of Palamism2 years ago
-
-
-
It’s Time to Say Goodbye3 years ago
-
-
-
Orthodox Life14 years ago
-
-
-
-
-
-
The end of Pious Fabrications11 years ago
-
-
Bending Toward Bethlehem1 year ago
Blogs: Oriental Orthodox
-
Diagnosis and Prescription9 years ago
-
Restoration of The Son9 years ago
Blogs: Roman Catholic
-
-
-
-
-
-
A Brief Update11 years ago
-
-
-
My Sister's New Blog14 years ago
-
Blogs: Anglo-Catholic/ACNA
-
SAINT BARTHOLOMEW APOSTLE AUGUST 243 days ago
-
Hello world!1 year ago
-
-
-
Blogs: Lutheran Protestant
-
Test1 hour ago
-
-
-
Blogs: Mostly Arminian Protestant
-
Book Review: Grace for All9 years ago
-
-
Denah Rumah Type 36 Luas Tanah 727 years ago
-
Christian Rappers and Collaborations14 years ago
-
-
-
-
-
-
On Losing Debates4 months ago
-
-
-
-
NOT Independence Sunday16 years ago
-
The Story of the Early Church – Part 34 months ago
Blogs: Reformed Protestant
-
-
Do Not Disavow1 year ago
-
-
This Blog Has Moved!!!11 years ago
-
-
Is Peter the Rock of the Church?15 years ago
-
-
2 comments:
You know, you keep linking to me, and you just might tempt me with pride ;)
LOL
JNORM888