Fr. Spyridon Bailey, and Ancient Faith Ministries
The Simple Path to God (Video)
Fr. Spyridon Bailey applies the teaching of the Church Fathers to modern life with reference to the Sunday gospels.
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Fr. Spyridon Bailey, and Ancient Faith Ministries
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Jul 10, 2026
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Episodes
Let the Riches of Our Faith Change Our Hearts Video 18.11.2019
While there is still time, there is the possibility of seeking the compassion and forgiveness of God.
Spiritual Dryness Video 04.11.2019
Spiritual dryness is not a sign that God has abandoned us.
Restoring the Divine Image Within Us Video 28.10.2019
Every precept of Christ is innate within us.
The Voice of God Speaks to Us All Video 24.10.2019
In silence and the separation of our hearts, we are meant to hear God.
How Do We Live a Spiritual Life? Video 14.10.2019
What does it even mean to try to be spiritual?
We Must Know Our Sins Video 08.10.2019
Will we be among the saved?
Tending the Inner Vineyard Video 01.10.2019
If God has entrusted us with the Kingdom, have our lives borne fruit.
The Vision of God Video 24.09.2019
In order to see God, me must be elevated above the darkness and sin of our everyday lives.
Forgive Even As We Are Forgiven Video 17.09.2019
If we do not forgive, we cannot call ourselves Christians.
Trusting in God Through Suffering Video 10.09.2019
God allows suffering to bring us to our senses because, to trust God, we must realize that our whole lives are in his hands.
Entering the Spiritual Arena Video 04.09.2019
We must enter the spiritual arena to do combat and reject the temptation in our lives.
Our Struggle with Temptation Video 30.08.2019
When faced with temptation, we must listen to our conscience, understand the nature of temptation, and look to Christ as an example of how to respond to it.
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