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March 18
Ask God to open your grace
Every believer has the grace of the Lord to act, to work, to move, not to remain calm and not to be lazy. The diversity of those gifts is for him to be useful to one another.
Rev. Fr. Arnak Harutyunyan speaks on this.
(18 Thirty Sixth day of Great Lent Dan. 7.2-27: 1 Cor. 12.1-7: )
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March 17
We must be ready for the coming of God's son
No one knows when the second coming of Christ will be. That's why you have to be awake, pray and be ready every moment for the coming of the son of God. We must keep God's commandments.
Rev. Fr. Movses Sahakyan speaks on this (17 † Sunday, Sixth Sunday of Great Lent. Sunday of the Advent- Isa. 66.1-24: Col. 2.8-3.17: Matt. 22.34-23.39: )
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March 16
God does not leave his servant
Even if you are in prison, in darkness, it is the Lord's light that should enlighten us, and it is the Lord's justice that should bring us to the light.
Rev. Fr. Arnak Harutyunyan speaks on this.
(16 † Thirty Fourth day of Great Lent-Saint Gregory the Illuminator’s Commitment to the Pit. 1.15-2.22: Mic. 7.7-10: Philip. 1.12-21: Matt. 16.24-28)
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March 15
Everything that has the presence of God is good
The Lord wants us to worship and love him with all our soul and heart so that it will be good for us. Good is the reality when we live in the presence of God.
Rev. Fr. Tigran Badiryan speaks on this.
(15 Thirty Third day of Great Lent 2 Chron. 10.1-15: Job. 19.1-29: Isa. 45.1-13)
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March 14
What if Christ had not risen?
The resurrection of Christ is a historical fact: there were witnesses who saw the resurrected Christ and wrote about it. If Christ has not risen, then your faith is in vain.
Rev. Fr. Movses Sahakyan speaks on this.
(14 Thirty Second day of Great Lent- Isa. 53.1-54.5: I Cor. 15.1-28)
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March 13
Hold on human, you are able
We are powerful when we witness God in us and walk with God. A Christian's life consists in confessing God's power after seeing his own weakness. It is not a slavish, but a filial confession.
Rev. Fr. Tigran Badiryan speaks on this.
(13th Thirty First day of Great Lent: 4:1-21: Joel: 3:9-22)
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March 12
God is in us
If we want to be cleansed from our sins, God will be established in us. God became human to cleanse us. Apostle Paul says that the wages of sin is death, and the grace of God is eternal life.
Rev. Fr. Movses Sahakyan speaks on this.
(12 Thirtieth day of Great Lent I. 7.10-8.10: )
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March 11
He who does not know Christ cannot be a Christian
Christ was the expression of God in men. The only way to know God is Jesus Christ.
Rev. Fr. Arnak Harutyunyan speaks on this.
(11 Twenty Ninth day of Great Lent. Heb. 1.1-14: )
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March 10
The kingdom of God is within you
The kingdom of God is not visible outside. It will come instantly, but until then the kingdom of God must be opened in you. The way is keeping God's commandments and unceasing prayer.
Rev. Fr. Movses Sahakyan speaks on this.
(10 † Fifth Sunday of Great Lent. Sunday of the Judge- Isa. 65.8-25: Phil. 3.1-4.9: Luke. 17.20-18.14: )
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March 9
Everything is vain under this sky
Due to weaknesses, we often do not want to give up everything that hinders the field of the kingdom of heaven. You must have confidence in God's word.
Rev. Father Arnak Kahana Harutyunyan speaks on this.
(Twenty Seventh day of Great Lent
Saints Forty Martyrs of Sebastia Meaning: 3.1-8: Naum. 2.1-4: Isa. 43.1-3: Eph. 6.10-18: Matt. 13.43-52: )
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March 8
Grace is for being above the law
People who cannot exercise their freedom need the law. There are different people who perceive freedom in depravity, vulgarity and vulgarity. The Lord has given the form and manner of true existence.
Rev. Fr. Tigran Badiryan speaks on this.
(Twenty Sixth day of Great Lent 2 Chron. 9.11-23: Job. 16.1-17.16: Isa. 43.22-44.8: )
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March 7
The important thing is the thought
Christianity is all about disposition. How do we perceive it and why do we do it? You can create good and do evil with the same tool. Everything is created by God and everything is good. We are the ones who can turn the clean into the dirty.
Rev. Fr. Movses Sahakyan speaks on this.
(Twenty Fifth day of Great Lent. 1 Cor. 8.5-9.23: ).
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