How to Seek Perfection in a Sinful Body (w/ Fr. Seraphim Aldea)
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How to Seek Perfection in a Sinful Body (w/ Fr. Seraphim Aldea)
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Thank you for this convicting message
Glory to God. I love you, Father
Thank you for the wisdom, you've got to love when a video is catered to everything going on in your life.
@richardkasper5822
Ай бұрын
I thought I was the only one
@GardenofNoah
28 күн бұрын
The Lord is good ☺️❤️
Thank you for divulging these words of wisdom and encouragement.
Christos Anesti Aliethos Anesti!!!❤❤❤
So moving and uplifting. Thank you for sharing this moment of clarity. Good bless you.
Refreshing and edifying. Thank you.
Father Thank you from my heart for your gift of encouragement
Your clarity is a blessing for me in my struggles. Thank you for this.
AMEN ❤
Thank you, Father, for sharing your wisdom.
Thank you Father!!
Thank you Father and Bless you.
This is an amazing video thank you for the help always in need of it 🙏🏻😊
This was SO clear 🕊
The body is not sinful in or itself, but proclaimed good by God
This is the answer the exact question I have been struggling with. Thank you!
allow suffering... 😊
Bona chefatsch?
May I respectfully inquire as to how the term “worthless servant” may be read in the light of John 15:15 “ I no longer call you servants . . . instead, I have called you friends.” Thank you.
@ChristDriver_
Ай бұрын
I would dare to guess it might be because He's speaking directly to the apostles there, who had special access to the teachings of Christ that none (few?) of us after have had. The Gospels don't record all the teachings of Christ, they record what is necessary for the salvation of our souls. I would say that due to the special revelation saints receive in their closeness to Christ, they can achieve a similar relationship to that the apostles had with Him, and so they may be called friends of Christ.
@colmcille9669
Ай бұрын
He also called Himself a servant, just as God identified Himself as "helper" using the same word with which Eve was called Adam's helper. Sacrificial, service to others is fundamental to God's love. It doesn't diminish in friendship, it grows. As for worthlessness, this echoes our best deeds being as filthy rags in comparison to God's goodness. This emphatic language is common in scripture and shouldn't be taken as excluding other emphases. Eg. Christ tells us to hate our family compared to our love for God, emphasising the vast difference in order of priority and orientation, but by loving God above all, we love our family and our enemies more than possible without loving God most.
Intentional and unintentionl sin ? Not just known and unknown?
Isn't hate is a curse word in Aramaic?
Is enjoying a cigar once a month sin? Like drinking wine isn't a sin (when done in moderation), is it the same? A cigar is for tasting, not inhalation. I am not asking so that I can barely keep the commands, but we should aim to go beyond and seek to glorify God. Please help Thanks
@AshCh-ne1tt
Ай бұрын
As your little brother I ask you to start fasting and avoid it at any cost . I try to quit right now and I can't . I have to visit a monetary so hopefully I can't free myself . Please ❤
@benjaminweiskorn9131
Ай бұрын
Okay I wont do it anymore! @AshCh-ne1tt
@Byron.D
Ай бұрын
Smoking tobacco in of itself is not a sin, same for drinking alcohol. However you should always be potentially aware of anything that could become addictive. Once a month isn't an issue, in my eyes, and I say this mostly so you can avoid a potentially greater sin in scrupulosity. But if you feel honestly called to drop it completely for the glory of the Lord then do so. The denial of simple pleasures is an honorable sacrifice.
@ChristDriver_
Ай бұрын
@@benjaminweiskorn9131Glory to God!
@paballomolingoane2009
Ай бұрын
Based on the different answers you've gotten in the comments, I'd say, the question should be posed to God. Pray and fast asking me for the right direction. To smoke or not smoke, even if it's occasionally. Remember, there will never be an answer on earth that could ever be able challenge that given by the Lord God. He will make it known to you. Just simply ask him.
Worthless Servants?? Nah, that isn’t true. We are not worthless.