Live with the Louhs

The Fruit of Kindness comes from the heart. The early Christians were called the people of kindness. The Church Fathers frequently discuss kindness. Join Fr Nick and Dr Roxanne as they share with you ways to be kind and have a tender heart

Join Fr. Nick and Dr. Roxanne as they share the third Fruit of the Spirit: peace. Peace is about the presence of Christ. There is a constant struggle to find peace in a world filled with anxiety. There are pathways to bring about peace, which will be shared with you.

Discover the profound significance of patience as a fruit of the Spirit. The discussion highlights the effects of societal pressures and psychological factors on our patience levels. Learn about the marshmallow test's implications for success and relationships. Dive into biblical narratives that emphasize trusting God’s timing. Explore how confronting discomfort can lead to personal growth and the intentional practice needed to cultivate this essential virtue. This insightful journey encourages self-reflection and the transformative power of stillness in a fast-paced world.

Explore the profound meaning of joy as a fruit of the Spirit and its importance in community. Distinguish between fleeting happiness and enduring joy, and learn to cultivate joy through personal values. Discover how to find joy even in adversity by relying on faith and practical steps. Reconnect with the Holy Spirit for a deeper sense of joy, while gratitude practices enhance your appreciation for life. Understand how personal purpose and generosity create lasting happiness, and uncover the transformative power of giving.

Fr. Nick and Dr. Roxanne dive into the transformative power of self-sacrificing love. They discuss the vital role of genuine expressions of love within families, emphasizing active listening and empathy. The essence of true love—selflessness and unity—is explored, along with biblical teachings that instill love into our personal relationships. The speakers also share insights on embracing God's love and the challenges of accepting it. Finally, they highlight the importance of integrating scripture into daily life to foster positivity and deeper connections.

Guest Fr. Paul Abernathy is the rector of St. Moses the Black Orthodox Church in Pittsburgh, PA. His ministry emphasizes the church’s role as a vehicle for bringing healing and reconciliation to traumatized communities. He also oversees the Neighborhood Resilience Project, which is dedicated to providing a framework for his community to flourish.

Guest Tina Klonaris-Robinson is an author, artist, speaker & mother. Her life and work are rooted in the Orthodox Christian faith, the strength of motherhood, and the belief that even in our greatest sorrow, God is near and that forgiveness can open the door to profound renewal.

Join Fr. Nick and Dr. Roxanne as they delve into Chapter 7, the final chapter of 6 Hours, 7 Lessons, where they will discuss the battles and blessings of our lives and how to put our trust in God.

Fr. Nick and Dr. Roxanne dive into the powerful statement 'It is finished,' revealing its significance in Christ's mission and the freedom it offers believers. They discuss the need to crown Jesus as King in our lives and how daily choices can reflect that commitment. Listeners are encouraged to embrace kindness, recognizing its impact on personal and community bonds. The power of Jesus' final words serves as a reminder to live with purpose and compassion, highlighting the importance of self-reflection and embracing a lifestyle of empathy.

Join Fr Nick & Dr Roxanne as they delve into Chapter 5 which discusses “Self-Care”. Self-Care keeps our body at its best so we can be a conduit for the Holy Spirit. Find out what Self-Care is and what it is not and how to practice Self-Care.