Monthly Archive: May 2009
The sermon identifies the Holy Spirit as the church’s primary need. By examining the struggle between the “old man” and the Spirit, Brother Edward demonstrates that victory over sin, effective prayer, and impactful evangelism are only possible through divine power, not human intellect or inherited personality traits.
The sermon defines worship not as a musical performance, but as a life surrendered to the “Master’s touch.” Using the Apostles’ shortcomings as examples, it illustrates how God transforms “salvage” lives into instruments of praise. True worship is found in private faithfulness, integrity in business, and readiness for God’s call.
Br. Vazgen suffered a dibilitating stroke in June 2008 it was not clear if he could survive. Now almost a year on he is fit and well and making an excellent recovery, Vazgen and...
Brother Edward delivers a bilingual sermon on the “Eternal Message of the Cross.” He argues that spiritual victory is only possible when believers identify as being crucified with Christ. By “dying” to self, the law, worldly desires, and Satan, the congregation can transition from a life of bondage to one of victory.