How to Become an Orthodox Christian (Pencils & Prayer Ropes)

I only believe in the bible of king James Rodriguez

Very helpful, thank you!

we dont need orthodox- , catholic-, lutheran-, protestant-, etc. christians
we need jesus christians

I went to the church just to visit and felt really rejected. No one greeted me or said anything. The bishop even told me not to approach when everyone stood up during the service, though I’m not sure what that part is called. It was ironic because the theme of the sermon that Sunday was about welcoming strangers, and I was exactly that—a stranger. A verse that comes to mind is Hebrews 13:2, which says, 'Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.' I wasn’t going with bad intentions, even though I wasn’t interested in becoming Orthodox; I just wanted to learn about the church. There was a fat man singing and staring at my brother and me in a very rude way. I hope this never happens to someone who genuinely needs faith and that they are more welcoming. I would have actually liked if they had invited me to something. Even when I visited a Buddhist temple, they gave me a pineapple 🥲.

Ukraine is future Zzzzzzionist settlement Khazaria new Jerusalem.
Orthodox church replacement

Catholic is not christian.
Remove commandments against idol worshipping is evil .
Praying to Mary, saints and Pharisee Sail/Paul...

do what Jesus tells you.
Not career preisthood.
Pharisee synagogue of Satan clown 🤡 show

Having a building is the first clue not actually christian.
You are the temple.
They are a business.

I have been babtized from Catholicism to Orthodoxy the true church since 1995 My Journey began when my future husband would talk to me and explain things to me The very first Orthodox church I went to was Holy Trinity in Randolph NJ with my what was at the time my friend Thoula( I married her brother ) and her parents and another friend Nancy i knew i was in a Holy Place that day and fell in Love with Orthodoxy 2 years after i was baptized Eudocia and i married my husband Phillip a few years after that i was married God Bless your Sister in Christ Eudocia Paxos

So lots of things to do…but where is Jesus Christ? Did you even mention His sacrifice 😢

Why mock the baptist and no one else?

I watched with an open mind. This is referring to a cult. So many rules and exclusions. Jesus is not about this.

i want to converct but i am 12 and dont have a otrhodox curch near me :(

I don't understand the issue with mixing eastern and western garments/vestments. Can someone explain this to me?

I have an issue in that I don't know if I was Baptised into a Church of England Church when I was born. My mother said I was but I have no evidence of it, no photograph or other evidence. Would that be a problem?

So Orthodox Christians are Catholics

Question. So believing in Jesus is not enough? Just because someone is not Orthodox they are not your brother or sister in Christ? I'm asking this because I'm researching orthodoxy.

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I currently go to a non denominational church and want to join the Orthodox Church. I’m 16 and unfortunately my parents would think it’s a cult or very extreme and wouldn’t let me join. I go to college in a year and a half and am thinking about going to an orthodox there especially because there are no nondenominational churches near campus. I get very excited about this but also very nervous. I was wondering if anyone had any advice?

Im a methodist Christian, my father is a pastor, I grew up in Christianity and was baptised. Ive always felt like there was more and wasnt on the true path, im planning on attending my local Orthodox Church this Sunday, I'm super nervous after attending a baptist church for years but i look forward to see where this will take me

There is one orthodox church nearby, but they minister in church slavonic. And I don't know a lick of church slavonic.

333 thousand and 333 views. Ok, Im listening...

Bible Verses Refuting "Orthodox" Heresy:
Based on the provided search results, here are some Bible verses that can be used to refute certain aspects of Orthodox theology:

Scripture as sole authority: Orthodox theology emphasizes tradition alongside Scripture. However, the Bible teaches that Scripture is the sole authority (2 Timothy 3:16-17, Revelation 22:18-19).
Justification by faith: Orthodox theology tends to focus on union with God rather than justification by faith. The Bible, however, emphasizes justification by faith alone (Romans 3:28, Galatians 2:16).
The role of the Holy Spirit: Orthodox theology places a strong emphasis on the Holy Spirit, but the Bible teaches that the Spirit’s role is to convict of sin, righteousness, and judgment (John 16:8-11), rather than to deify humanity.
The nature of salvation: Orthodox theology views salvation as deification, whereas the Bible teaches that salvation is a forensic declaration of righteousness through faith in Christ (Romans 5:1, 2 Corinthians 5:21).
The canon of Scripture: Orthodox theology includes the Apocrypha as part of the canon, whereas the Bible itself does not recognize these books as authoritative (Luke 24:44, Acts 28:25).
The interpretation of Scripture: Orthodox theology often relies on tradition and the teachings of the Church Fathers to interpret Scripture. However, the Bible teaches that Scripture should be interpreted according to its own internal principles and context (2 Peter 1:20-21, 1 Corinthians 2:12-13).
Some specific Bible verses that can be used to refute Orthodox theology include:

Ephesians 2:18, which emphasizes access to the Father through Christ, rather than through the Church or intermediaries.
1 Corinthians 11:2-3, which teaches that the Church’s traditions should be tested against Scripture, rather than the other way around.
Hebrews 1:1-3, which emphasizes the sufficiency of Scripture as a revelation of God’s will, rather than relying on tradition or the teachings of the Church Fathers.
Revelation 22:18-19, which warns against adding to or subtracting from Scripture, emphasizing its sole authority.

So I was baptized when I was a baby in the Methodist church, then when I was a teenager I got baptized again in a pentecostal church, not knowing this was a sin. Now I'm on the path of becoming part of the Orthodox church. I'm afraid that I committed a very huge sin by willing getting baptized again. Though I did not know this was a sin until this video. Will God view this is a major sin?

hi, i want to convert, i have believed in god and jesus as saviour and went to catholic primary school, I haven't read bible really but i am reading 2 pages every day and pray everyday, I wasn't baptised so what advice would you give me for first steps, in way of reading bible first and then going to church for first time or other way round

I can only speak english and welsh aswell sorry

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So you know do comunions only if you have fasted for a period of time like holiday fasting can be with fish and plants or plants and no fish and oil(this is called fasting on water)

When i was a dumb child i told my mam that god doesn’t exist and that i don’t believe in god i heard this is an unforgivable sin and i feel terrible about it

Sadly there’s no orthodox churches where I live but orthodox is growing in the US. I’m proud to be an orthodox Christian

As as protestant who started to question and is becoming interested in eastern orthodoxy, this video is very helpful. Im very much lost and confused in my spiritual journey, I admit, being unsure about the truth can be scary and bring anxiousness. Nevertheless, I ask for prayers so I could find the right path

The phrase Orthodox Christianity makes sense, but the idea of praying to anyone aside from God/Christ seems like idolatry

6 phases to be in the body of Christ? Not biblical. I thank God for the Truth He made clear in his Word: Romans 10:9-10. No phases no sacraments no man-made unbiblical traditions.

The priest trumps , yet if you don’t feel the priest is taking your journey seriously you can go find another? What happened to listen to the priest first and foremost?

what if im a serbo-slovak (my mothers side is 100% slovak and my dads side is 50% slovak but his dad is slovak) and i was born into a evangelican church i dont have a saint i was baptised at 2 years old (i do not know if i was baptised in the name of chirst or the name of the father the son and the holy spirit) and neighter does my dad what do i do

I went to my local orthodox church for the first time today i will have to ask about the catachumen process. Thank you for the info

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I'll save you 25 minutes, Just believe everything your Clergy tells you. Do no reading yourself and do not read anything outside of the Bible.
All set. Your Welcome 🤗

I grew up Americanski. I listened to hella heavy metal music. Heavy metal music is very christian in theory. It brought me to god.

I was Chrismated last week. I came to Church over 3 years and was a catechumen for a year and 7 months. If this is truly what you want in your heart you will keep coming back no matter what. You can do it!

I am Atheist and don't want to become an orthodox Christian, but I love learning about christianity specifically. Thanks for the video.

After leaving judaism and islam, i found peace and tranquility within authority of the Lord in the Orthodox and Catholic church. Now im christian following The Christ forever more🕊️☦️✝️

In less than 10 hours I'm going to walk into an Orthodox Church for the first time. I'm horrified and excited.