Tagged: ChristianEthics

Unity in the Church

Brother Edward delivers a bilingual sermon on church unity, arguing that our relationship with God is inseparable from our treatment of others. Through powerful stories of martyrdom (Brother Dibaj and Hayk) and family transformation, he asserts that sacrificial love is the ultimate tool for evangelism and the prerequisite for answered prayer.

Broken relationships

Drawing on 30 years of legal experience, Michael Sookias argues that human courts cannot fix broken hearts. He posits that relational breakdown stems from disobedience to God. True reconciliation requires repenting of one’s own sin and viewing difficult individuals as divine instruments for spiritual refinement and maturity.

Living the Christian Life

Brother Haig argues that true Christianity is defined not by rituals, but by the difficult internal work of forgiveness. By comparing our grievances to the massive debt God forgave through Christ, he illustrates that unforgiveness is an ungrateful rejection of God’s grace that ultimately blocks our own spiritual power and peace.