His Eminence Metropolitan Youssef ~ عظات نيافة الانبا يوسف

This episode discusses the importance of unity among deacons from different churches in Nashville, using the Holy Trinity as an example of harmony in diversity.

This episode explores how prayer is the most important relationship with God and why Satan actively fights against it to prevent believers from experiencing divine protection and closeness.

Metropolitan Youssef delivers a sermon for Hosanna Sunday, explaining its meaning as a salvation event marking Christ's entry into Jerusalem.

This episode continues a Bible study on Job chapter 9, focusing on Job's lament about his inability to argue with God and his perception of God's role in his suffering.

This episode features a reading of verses from Samuel 2, chapter 24, focusing on the theme of falling into the hand of God.

Metropolitan Youssef delivers a sermon on the fifth Sunday of the Holy Great Fast, focusing on the Gospel story of Jesus healing a man paralyzed for 38 years.

This episode discusses the historical context and current debate around using the Greek hymn 'Zipno' in the Coptic Orthodox Church, referencing past unification efforts under Pope Kyrillos IV.

Metropolitan Youssef frames a monastery retreat through Mark 6:31’s invitation to “come aside” and rest with God.

Job 21 opens as a counter-argument to the friends.

His Eminence Metropolitan Youssef’s sermon on Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch follows an Ethiopian official who travels to Jerusalem, is denied temple access, and reads Isaiah for an answer about rejection.

Job 14 is a sober reading of human frailty.

This Bible study episode analyzes Job chapter 13, focusing on Job's criticism of his friends' false counsel and his declaration of trust in God's justice despite unexplained suffering.

This episode discusses three major things—love of money, ego, and pride—that separate individuals from Christ, leading to spiritual weakness.

This episode explores the transformative power of Christ's resurrection as an active force in believers' lives, moving beyond mere verbal confession to personal experience and spiritual strength.

This episode explores the theological difference between celebrating the resurrection of Lazarus and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the deeper significance of Christ's resurrection in Christian faith.

Job 12 marks a turning point in the discourse between Job and his friends.