Today’s world needs responsible leaders, not praise singers

The article addresses a message and the arrangements for the Mass delivered by Metropolitan Elias of Beirut and its dependencies to the Greek Orthodox faithful. He emphasized that true faith in Christianity is not limited to intellectual belief or waiting for miracles; rather, it is a living participation in the life of Christ that requires fellowship with God — reaching the point of union with Him through the way of the Cross and the Resurrection. He pointed out that Christ’s power is manifested on the Cross, where He triumphed over sin and death through obedience and love. He warned that glory without bearing suffering does not reflect the true meaning of faith. He clarified that service and authority in the lives of believers are inseparable from the spirit of obedience and humility, and that faith necessitates a life rooted in Christ, overflowing with love and humility. It is not merely about theoretical knowledge or material achievements, but about a living relationship with God that is evident in service and silence. He concluded with a plea that the Lord grant us a living faith that does not seek miracles before fellowship, nor glory before the Cross, so that we may be true witnesses to Christ through a life filled with love, humility, and service.

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