Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick

Orthodox priests Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick explore angelic falls, demonic origins, myths, fallen angels in biblical narratives, giants, demonic rituals, apostasy of spiritual beings, Tower of Babel, divine intervention, evil spirits influencing the physical world, and upcoming episodes on sons of God and the spiritual world.

Orthodox priests Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick discuss angels, demons, and the Divine Council in the Orthodox tradition. Topics include divine scenes in art, biblical texts on angels, hierarchy of spiritual beings, roles of angels, and demons' influences on human life.

Orthodox Christian priests Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick and Fr. Stephen De Young discuss the origins of Halloween, ancient religious beliefs, spiritual warfare, divine reclamation, demon worship, and the role of saints in Christian life. They emphasize the interplay between physical and spiritual realms, delve into the battle against Satan's fantasies, and explore God's desire to share his divine life with humans.

Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick explore the concept of theosis in Orthodox Christianity, discussing the relationship between angels and divine council. They delve into the promises to Abraham's offspring, their equality to angels, mental illness, demonic possession, biblical verses on authority, theosis, adoption, and predestination in Christ. The podcast also touches on the preservation of ancient Jewish texts in Orthodox Christianity and the profound Christian beliefs on divine life.

Orthodox Christian priests Father Andrew Stephen Damick and Father Stephen De Young discuss angels, demons, and spiritual beings in biblical texts, emphasizing the importance of exploring uncomfortable and overlooked aspects of scripture. They delve into the concept of 'Lord of Spirits' and offer insights on deepening spiritual sensibility in a modern context, highlighting the significance of guardian angels and angelic presence in everyday life.

Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick discuss the ancient Book of Jubilees, its influence on biblical events, connections to biblical texts, themes of creation, expulsion from paradise, protection prayers, wedding references, rituals, spiritual realities, demonic interactions, time perception, societal patterns, Enoch calendar, devil figure Mastema, and Abram's anti-idolatry role.

Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick discuss interpreting the Bible historically and how misinterpretations can occur. They explore the evolution of historical understanding, the use of historical narratives, and the complexities of reading scripture. The podcast covers topics such as the origins of religious terminology, Thomas Aquinas' proofs for God, post-modernism in biblical interpretation, and understanding scriptures through storytelling and tradition.

Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick discuss Judgment Day, exploring criteria, Book of Life, and the day before God's throne. They touch on spirits, angels, and saints, enchantment in creation, and end of days in pop culture and religion. The podcast delves into creation, justice, and balance, God's perspective on discernment, Christian theology on doomsday, judgment based on works, books of life in Revelation, righteousness, and salvation through faith and works. They also examine bodily resurrection, Job's suffering, Christ as sin offering, etymology of 'doom', embracing God's judgment, and living a meaningful life.

Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick discuss how Jesus was recognized as the Messiah not only through prophecies but personal experiences. They explore Christ fulfilling Israel's history, embodying the Torah, and the significance of living in the Spirit. The podcast touches on broader topics like existential crises, hand motions in songs, and embracing Jesus as the Jewish Messiah.

Experts Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick explore apocalyptic themes like the Four Horsemen, Gog and Magog, and locust armies. They discuss interpretations of divine power, biblical symbolism, and the victory of Christ over demons, sin, and death. The hosts dive into the historical, cultural, and symbolic origins of apocalyptic figures like Gog and Magog, while reflecting on the importance of understanding eschatological topics in the Christian faith.