5.0 · 1 ratings

The Unseen Discipleship to Christ

£23.00

New

The fear of God becomes a word of spiritual edification, divine consolation, and strength. A characteristic example is that of the Apostle Paul, who confessed to the Corinthians: ‘And I was with you in weakness, and in fear, and in much trembling. And my speech and my preaching was not with enticing words of man’s wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power.’ It is the fear of God that made the Apostle Paul a great preacher.

🌟 Buy a book and get an eBook or audiobook at 40% discount. Discount automatically applies when purchased together.

Buy The Unseen Discipleship to Christ as ebook

eBook: The Unseen Discipleship to Christ

£14.00

In stock

Secure Payments

Shipping Worldwide

Free Icon Cards with every Order

Packaged with Care

AuthorArchimandrite Zacharias Zacharou

LanguageEnglish

Book CoverHardback Clothbound with Dust Jacket

Pages317

PublisherStavropegic Monastery of St John the Baptist

Edition1st edition

Publication Year2026

ISBN978-1-915687-98-2

Weight0.551kg

Dimensions21.5 x 16 x 2.3 cm

Book Sample

Media

Excerpts (1)

When man accepts his bodily affliction blessing God and surrendering to His will, then pain itself becomes a source of grace. And if he gives thanks to God even when his life is threatened by illness or death, he proves that his faith is stronger than death, and in return, he receives the immense grace of the saints.

Salvation has come to us through the suffering and death of Christ upon the Cross and it begins to work in us when we too reach the threshold of death in our desire to attain it. Then God counts us worthy of the fulness of His grace and sets our feet upon the path of the saints, which is the path of Christ. Saint Paul says: ‘Be ye followers of me, even as I also am of Christ.’ Thus, suffering may be transformed into a positive source of energy, enabling man to enter the presence of God and to receive from Him all that is His.

— Excerpt from: The Unseen Discipleship to Christ • Chapter: Suffering as the Seal of Eternal Salvation Manifest Even in the Body (p. 33-34)