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Sermon and messages from St. Mark Lutheran Church in Chesterland, Ohio. Each week we bring you the latest sermons and other messages that are recorded by our LCMS pastoral staff and congregation. Please let us know if we can serve you in any way! www.StMarkChester.org
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St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church

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Upper Room Media is a ministry of the Coptic Orthodox Church. Its mission is to bring the word of God from a timeless faith into your hearts and mind anywhere at anytime. The Orthodox Church worships God in continuity with the earliest Church, and as such is the oldest Church. It is a Church of balance: between the mystical and the tangible; between spirituality and theology; between the worship of God and service to humanity. Everything is in balance, otherwise known as right worship, which ...
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This sermon explores the powerful encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman, shedding light on how God's work has unfolded across generations. It offers meaningful insights for believers, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness, stewardship, and a long-term view of God’s unfolding plan of salvation—a plan set in motion before the foundatio…
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In a world that feels chaotic and uncertain, Revelation 4 and 5 pull back the veil and reveal the truest reality: Christ is on the throne.In this third talk of our Revelation Bible Study series, Fr. Elijah walks through the majestic vision of heaven in Revelation 4–5. We explore what it means to live not under our circumstances, but above them—by s…
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Are your relationships bringing you life—or draining it from you? In this powerful sermon, Fr. Paul challenges us to stop “seeking the living among the dead” (Luke 24:5) and invites us into the joy of life-giving friendships. As we journey through the Holy 50 days, we are called to surround ourselves with godly connections that reflect the love, lo…
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We all carry water pots. We all build fantasies—dream jobs, perfect relationships, curated Instagram lives—trying to quench a thirst only Christ can satisfy. In this powerful sermon on the Samaritan woman, Fr. Elijah exposes the quiet lies we tell ourselves, the patterns we repeat, and the illusions we cling to. But Jesus doesn’t come to shame our …
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In Part 2 of our Revelation series, we enter the personal messages of Christ to the seven churches in Revelation 2–3. But this isn’t just about ancient history—it’s about you. Every letter reveals not just the church’s historical condition, but its ontological reality—how Christ sees the heart behind the habit, the soul behind the service.Are you l…
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Sayings of Jesus Christ were difficult for many, including His disciples. The hard saying of Jesus, as in the Gospel of St. John, highlights the profound statement “I am the Bread of Life” and the implications of His teachings on faith and understanding. This sermon explores various hard sayings of Christ, including the significance of the Eucharis…
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Christ is Risen—so why do we still live like we’re stuck in the tomb?In this powerful and deeply personal sermon, Fr. Elijah challenges us to rediscover the true purpose of the Holy 50 days. Drawing from the angel’s command in Mark 16—“Go tell His disciples and Peter… there you will see Him, in Galilee”—Fr. Elijah reveals that Galilee is not a plac…
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"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." - John 3:16So what is our response to His Divine love? Today as we look up to see the suffering of Christ, we repent and kneel at the foot of the Cross, we praise Him with great joy and thankfulness, and we lear…
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Every year, everyone asks, "Why can't we live like it's Passion Week all year round?"This is precisely what the Church urges us to do.Passion week is not a phase or merely an enjoyable experience, but the kick-start for our life with God for the rest of the year. Tune in to this compelling sermon as Fr Joseph Dawoud illustrates how God calls us to …
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What does the present moment require of me? Fr Sam shows us that to live in and for God is to not sin, but how can this be? As long as in each present moment we choose to struggle, persevere and repent then we can be assured we are living within the will of God and God willing each day we grow more and more thankful. Until that great and awesome da…
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We are invited into the stage of illumination in Holy Week. Drawing on St Gregory’s image of the soul as a “new universe,” we see how Christ—as divine light (lumen)—gradually dispels our passions. Through contemplative prayer (theoria), our hearts receive God’s love and light, enabling us to perceive the living gospel here and now.…
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St. Poemen says, "If you want to find rest in this life and the next, say at every moment,' Who am I?' and judge no one." Nowadays, it is easy to get lost in the world and lose our Identity as children of God. However, the Church stands firm as a foundation for us, bringing our pain to the reality of Christ's resurrection.…
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"Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." This sermon reflects on the story of St. Thomas the Apostle, who doubted the resurrection of Jesus Christ until he had physical proof. The sermon emphasizes the importance of faith and belief in God’s promises, even in the absence of tangible evidence. Highlighting examples from the lives…
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In this deep and inspiring talk, we explore the first chapter of the Book of Revelation through the lens of Orthodox theology. Rather than focusing on timelines or end-times speculation, this message calls us to live out of time and out of place—to see life through the eyes of eternity. Drawing from Church Fathers, liturgical tradition, and the sym…
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Are your relationships bringing you life—or draining it from you? In this powerful sermon, Fr. Paul challenges us to stop “seeking the living among the dead” (Luke 24:5) and invites us into the joy of life-giving friendships. As we journey through the Holy 50 days, we are called to surround ourselves with godly connections that reflect the love, lo…
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Highlights the theme of not recognizing the presence of God in our life, like Mary Magdalene, who initially failed to recognize the resurrected Christ at the tomb. People often overlook God’s presence during their trials and loneliness. This message encourages a deeper awareness of God’s ever-constant presence, particularly during difficult periods…
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Nature is always the same and is in complete submission to Christ. The first witness of nature was anger as the sun darkened and the Earth opened up. Nature was angry when Christ was crucified. Tune in as Fr Augustine explores how even nature rose up to Justify christ and condemn those who crucified Him. Who will we be? Friends of Christ or His cru…
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In this sermon, Fr David reflects on the Gospel of the man born blind and explains that true joy is not found in happy circumstances, but in being found by Christ. Even after healing and rejection, the blind man's joy came through a personal encounter with Jesus—who reorients our hearts toward lasting joy found only truly in Him.…
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Christ is risen! Tune in as Fr Antonios Kaldas explores the resurrection and how it is a pattern of own our lives every day, how we should pray that our weaknesses and darknesses in our souls be taken away from us through Christ's resurrection, leaving behind our sinful pasts and much more!St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church által
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Christ suffered the most humiliating death for us. Yet from this darkness emerged light and hope: salvation. Tune in as Fr David Hanna explores the beauty of Christ's sacrifice for us on Good Friday and how we should recognise our own role in the crucifixion of Christ.St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church által
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