Steve learns that he and his ego crucified Christ from a ten year old child.

How I Am

Steve discusses his struggle with his recent diagnosis with cancer while caregiving his dying parents. He takes an honest, hard look at the common sayings and spiritual counsels often given to people who are suffering.

My God, My God Why Have You Forsaken Me?

The Mitt

Steve discusses physical and spiritual dementia and remembrance in the sacramental life of the Church.

Where Am I?

In this podcast, Steve Robinson brings us up to date on his life, a four-year-old catechist, signing a death warrant and a prison release, and the challenges of caring for aging and dying parents.

A Life Update

Steve discusses his death at birth, his life-long desire to be old, his "death wish," and what it means to "live is Christ and to die is gain."

Death, Life, and Love

On an ordinary night, like ten thousand other nights the shepherds experience the extraordinary: The transcendent God is revealed in our ordinary flesh.

An Ordinary Christmas

Steve discusses the realities of becoming Orthodox, being Orthodox, and staying Orthodox.

Staying Orthodox

Steve discusses mediocrity, the struggle with being ordinary, and the reality of what it means to be an "everyday saint."

Mediocrity

Steve discusses both his desire to be a monk and marriage and family as the "domestic monastery."

The Domestic Monastery

A layman's view of living the Orthodox Christian Faith. - Steve Robinson is an Orthodox Christian living in Phoenix Arizona and owns his own construction company. Prior to becoming Orthodox, he was an evangelical pastor and church leader. More recently, he established one of the most popular Orthodox podcasts on the planet--Our Life in Christ--which he hosts with his friend Bill Gould. In this shorter podcast, Steve reflects on the practical side of being an Orthodox Christian working in a secular environment.

I found this podcast after listening to Our Life In Christ. It seems Steve took some time off and I found the podcast about the same time he started back up. I am a lutheran and find Steve&#39;s thoughts and analysis empowering. He helps remind me of the slow and steady death of self that we are all called to. Sometimes, after a long dreary work day, when I&#39;m wearily cleaning up dinner and helping get my son to bed, this podcast helps remind me that it&#39;s in these things that God is slowly molding me into the image of His Son.

Great!

Thank you for the great program! The information is excellent and the personal touches add life to the program. Highly recomended. Keep up the good work!

Comprehensible and infirmative

A layman's view of living the Orthodox Christian Faith. - Steve Robinson is an Orthodox Christian living in Phoenix Arizona and owns his own construction company. Prior to becoming Orthodox, he was an evangelical pastor and church leader. More recently, he established one of the most popular Orthodox podcasts on the planet--<em>Our Life in Christ</em>--which he hosts with his friend Bill Gould. In this shorter podcast, Steve reflects on the practical side of being an Orthodox Christian working in a secular environment.

Steve the Builder

In this podcast Steve references an article he wrote for AGAIN Magazine on the Orthodox Church and same sex attraction.  In it he shares the results of several interviews with Orthodox men and women who shared their backgrounds and experiences as homosexuals before and after becoming Orthodox Christians.

Orthodoxy and Homosexuality, Part One

Steve returns to podcasting after five years of silence. He reflects on "the will of God for your life" in light of his recent life events.

Steve the Builder Awakens: Reflections at 63

When we look at human beings what do we see?  More importantly, are we willing to see ourselves?

The Man in the Mall

Why does God allow imperfect and fallen human beings make life and death decisions?  Have Christians permitted the atheists to define our doctrines?  Who has a greater problem justifying being against the death penalty, the Christian or the atheist?  What does iconography have to do with the death penalty?  All this and more...

Capital Punishment, Part 5

You'd think by now that people would figure out that what is hip, cool and relevant today will elicit LOL's on YouTube 30 years from now.  What does this mean for Orthodox Christians, cultural relevance and evangelism?

Orthodox Evangelism

Is the death penalty really a deterrent?  Is there a need to kill evildoers if we can keep society safe through the prison systems?  Is punishment a primitive concept not fit for modern enlightened society?

Capital Punishment, Part 7

How we close a door is a measure of our spiritual life.

The Present Moment

Steve begins a four part series on "Capital Punishment".  In Part One he chronicles his work with emotionally disturbed children and the beginning of his shift from radical pacifism to a reconsideration of the death penalty.

Capital Punishment, Part 1

What do 1959 Cadillacs, dog houses, rabbits and Congress have to do with the philosophical spirit of the age?  Find out as Steve discusses ten things you cannot say as a moral relativist... but wait!  THIS podcast goes to ELEVEN!

Philosophical Ketchup Part Two

Meletios Webber

Steve interviews Fr. Meletios Webber, the Abbot of St. John's Monastery, on what the "grace of the priesthood" bestows on a man and what the priest's authority and role is in the life of the parish and in his relationship with his parishoners as his spiritual children.

Fr. Meletios Webber on Priesthood and Spiritual Fathers, Part One

In the second part of the series Steve discusses the Flood as the dividing line in human history in regard to the meaning of death, fear and capital punishment.  Did the Mosaic Law abrogate the covenant with Noah? What do the atheist and the Christian have in common in regard to capital punishment?

Capital Punishment, Part 2

The gospel of relativism is preached everywhere, at all times, and by all.  It shows up in the most inconspicuous and subversive places.

Philosophical Ketchup

How does someone know they are called to the priesthood?  Steve discusses his lifelong "call" and where he was ordained.

On The Priesthood

What happens when someone puts a gun to your head and you don't believe in Jesus?

The Story of Joe

In Part 3 of the series, Steve begins a discussion of the Church and State. How do we view Judaism as a theocracy? Is Jesus anti-death penalty? What is the purpose of civil authority? Is the State constrained to function on the level of the Gospel and should it?

Capital Punishment, Part 3

What are the pitfalls of a "Christian State"?  Can or should the State govern according to the Gospel? Can "forgiveness of enemies" be a valid principle of civil order? What do the Fathers of the Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Lutheran Churches say about the relationship of Church and State in regard to civil order and capital punishment?

Capital Punishment, Part 4

Steve continues his interview with Fr. Meletios Webber and they discuss the role of the parish priest as a Father/confessor, confession and counseling, penances, clairvoyance and much more.

Fr. Meletios Webber on Priesthood and Spiritual Fathers, Part Two

With all the discussion of carbon footprints and the human impact on our planet, has environmentalism become the new paganism of the 21st Century?

The god Called “Earth”

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