Easter, a marvelous transformation
The Easter message is the first message of the church. It’s where faith begins. The Gospel is “Jesus lives,” and that means we are to have life – not merely existence from day to day. […]
The Easter message is the first message of the church. It’s where faith begins. The Gospel is “Jesus lives,” and that means we are to have life – not merely existence from day to day. […]
Following his baptism at the Jordan River by his cousin John the Baptist, Jesus “was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil” (Matthew 4:1). Biblical scholar William Barclay reminds […]
In the Armenian Apostolic church, Lent is called Médz Bahk, which means “Major Feast.” It is the period between the Poon Parégentan and Easter. The Lenten Season in the Armenian church begins the day after […]
May 26, 451 A.D., is one of the most glorious dates in the history of the Armenian people. It is the date of the Battle of Avarayr, which took place in the Plain of Shavarshan […]
Millions of people cry themselves to sleep each night because they are lonely. I know a few of them personally. What is loneliness? Loneliness is a state of mind, heart and soul in which a […]
The long directed crusade toward preserving and perpetuating our ethnic heritage has seen its peaks and valleys, to be sure, but its strength lies in its continued existence. The debate still continues whether Armenians in […]
As the page turns on our calendar, we ask, “How do we observe the New Year?” The New Year is an opportune time to evaluate our lives and hopefully gain a deeper understanding of life. […]
Christmas is the celebration of God’s revelation of Himself in and through Jesus Christ. God reveals Himself in many ways—in historical events, in nature, through the Bible, through persons and supremely through Jesus Christ. God’s […]
Advent is the first season of the Christian year. The word originates from the Latin word Adventus, which means coming. The season prepares Christians for Christ’s coming in the flesh and future coming in judgment. […]
Thanksgiving Day is an American national festival of thanksgiving, first celebrated by the Pilgrims in 1621, and proclaimed annually by the President of the United States on the fourth Thursday in November. The roots of […]
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