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🙏 Support the channel with a voluntary donation: https://donatty.com/iereiafanasii ✝️ Our Telegram: https://t.me/OtetcNikolai 📖 "Fundamentals of Orthodoxy" - a good book to strengthen your faith: https://web.tribute.tg/p/vEn 🌿 "Monastic Herbs" - healing wisdom from Orthodox monasteries: https://web.tribute.tg/p/vPo 🎧 "DIVINE Liturgy" - an audio lecture for quiet prayer and contemplation: https://web.tribute.tg/p/vI6 🙏 NEVER SAY "ALL IS WELL" - that's what the Bible says My dears, have you ever thought that your answer to the simple question "how are you?" can separate you from God? The Gospel of Matthew says, "Let your communication be yes, yes; no, no. For anything more than these comes from evil" (Matthew 5:37). In this video, we'll explore: 📖 Why the habitual "everything is fine" is a lie that destroys the soul 📖 What happened to King David when he remained silent about his pain (Psalm 32) 📖 Why complaining about "everything is bad" brings disaster (Numbers 21) 📖 How Seraphim of Sarov, Paisius of the Holy Mountain, and Ambrose of Optina answered this question 📖 What is the ONLY answer pleasing to the Lord? 📖 A prayer that will change your every word ⛪ "Death and life are in the power of the tongue" (Proverbs 18:21) Every day, we speak words without thinking. Every word is either a prayer or a sin. There is no middle ground. And the Holy Fathers knew this. John Chrysostom's last words in exile were: "Glory to God for everything!" Not for good things. For EVERYTHING. In this video, I'll tell you how three simple words can change your life, your prayer, and your relationship with God. ✝️ "In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you" (1 Thessalonians 5:18) 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and click the bell to stay updated on new videos. 💬 Write in the comments—what do you usually say when asked "how are you?" 🙏 Forward this video to someone who is struggling right now. Perhaps these words will be the answer to their prayer.