Discipline in your spiritual life - Generation Orthodox Podcast
By admin | May 9th, 2008 | Category: Generation Orthodox, Side Features |Christ is Risen! Jacob, Turbo, Marina and Calee end up talking up discipline and the lack there of outside of the Orthodox Church.
Host: Jacob Lee - existdesigns.com
Participatants:
Marina - deathtotheworld.com
Calee M. Lee - sacredandtheprofane.com
Turbo - http://myspace.com/turboxviii
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A little about the author of the this post - Jacob Lee is the Creative Director of the Icon New Media Network. Jacob believes new media is a great tool for sharing the Orthodox faith. You can hear Jacob\'s journey to the Orthodox faith by visiting the following link: Jacob Lee's Journey to Orthodoxy You can email me at: jacobleeatIconnewmedianetworkdotcom Read more from this author
Comments on discipline were really good. The Orthodox Church has all the disciplines but not all people participate in them. Just starting my journey on some of the disciplines. I would be interested in hearing you guys talk about the Jesus Prayer. I think an “average” persons perspective would be cool. Most talks I have heard have been from clergy, saints, etc.
Think about it.
Wow. This pod cast gets me through day shoveling dirt, or picking up garbage.
I guess one can’t be productive feeding a family and be at Church every day, so your show is a nice tie over.
It is always a joy to hear from friends of the faith well beyond my community, my city, even my country.
But hey. I didn’t hear a Christ is Risen, once on the first post Paschal show… what gives.
I look forward to future shows, and am letting my friends know about your work.
By your prayers.
FDG
I have to say that you guys were/are SPOT ON in this podcast. Your comments about people’s quests for spiritual disciplines leading them away from Christianity is something I’ve seen (and felt, prior to coming to the Orthodox Church) along with the break-down of discipline in other areas of life are things were rght on target! Thanks!!