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In this homily, Bp. Joseph reflects on Christ’s divine authority over the storms of our lives, revealing His identity as the Lord of all Creation. As the world wrestles with tragedy, uncertainty, and ideological battles, we look to the One to whom even the winds and the sea show obedience (Matthew 8:27). We discuss what it means that Christ is the Prophet "like unto Moses" (Deuteronomy 18:15), ...

In this sermon, Bp. Joseph addresses the controversy regarding the theologically erroneous sermon of Ms. Marian Budde, the “so-called bishop” of Washington, showing how the Church understands gender, human identity, the worth of the human individual, and the importance of protecting children from abusive ideologies. Then, we discuss the controversy surrounding Fr. Calvin Robinson and how we as ...

These are a few of the many hymns sung during the St. James Liturgy for the Third Week After Epiphany, St. Patrick’s “Be Thou My Vision” and St. James’ “Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence.” We pray that they will be a blessing to you this week.

In this sermon, Fr. Duncan Richards explains how Christ is the new Moses, the Sermon on the Mount is the new Ten Commandments, and how the story of the Centurion’s servant being healed in Matthew 8:1-13 illustrates the truth of Christ’s sermon in the previous three chapters. May God bless our Christian walk, give us strength for the journey, and help us to live according to the New Law of Light...

"Jesus answered and said unto her, Whosoever drinketh of this water shall thirst again: But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up into everlasting life." John 4:13-14 KJV Welcome to St. Alopen’s Church in East Asia, where God has truly worked for our salvation in the midst of our...

This is the Divine Liturgy that followed the Liturgy of Preparation (“Proskomedia”), the Holy Antiphons and Evening Psalms, the Great Blessing of the Waters, the Ancient Liturgy of Baptism and Chrismation, and the Private Confession of Sins. We pick up at the Public Confession of Sins and the General Prayer of Absolution, continuing on with the Ancient Liturgy of St. James, according to the 7th...

Today, as we celebrate the First Sunday after Epiphany, the Church presents to us the image of the “Boy Christ in the Temple”, a passage that is as profound as it is mysterious. It is in this moment, at the age of twelve, that we catch a glimpse of the eternal wisdom of the Son of God, fully human and fully divine. As the Scriptures recount, Christ, in a moment of profound clarity, declares to ...

In this sermon, we discuss what it means to follow Christ, what baptism does in the life of a Christian, how we are to live in a state of repentance and love towards God, and how we are to strive to return God’s glory and love back to Him in the form of praise. This sermon followed a moving and powerful baptismal liturgy, and preceded the Holy Eucharist according to the Liturgy of St. James.

In this Sunday, January 5th, Divine Liturgy of St. James, we celebrate the Feast of the Circumcision of Christ, the final day of Christmastide, the Eve of the Epiphany, and the Vigil of Holy Theophany.

THE WORD MADE FLESH AND OUR ADOPTION INTO GLORY

GAUDETE SUNDAY: THE APOCALYPSE & ST. LUCY

BIRTHDAY MEMORIAL FOR OWEN

THE CIRCUMCISED HEART

THE FEAST OF ST. NICHOLAS

A SERMON FOR THE BEGINNING OF ADVENT

CROWNING THE ONE TRUE KING

LEADING TO THE HIGH PASTURE

LESSONS FROM THE UNFORGIVING SERVANT

THE BODY OF MOSES AND THE ARMOR OF GOD

CALLED TO THE LAMB’S SUPPER: A SERMON FOR THE 20TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

ENRAGING THE PHARISEES: FINDING AN IDENTITY IN CHRIST’S LOVE

MARRIAGE AS A SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE

A Sermon for Mid-Autumn Festival

The Kingdom Come

13th Sunday After Trinity

GUARD AGAINST DISTRACTIONS

Dormition Sermon

SERMON FOR THE TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

We Must be a Community