The Paschal Sermon of St. John Chrysostom
The Gospel – A Short Film
Learning to Walk in the Spirit of Elijah
Amazing Armenians
Man Become Fully Alive
Living
St. John Chrysostom lived in the 4th Century. He came from Antioch and was sent to Constantinople (Istanbul today) where he served as Archbishop. He died on September 14, 407, praising God with the words, “Glory to God for everything!” That says it all! The following sermon has long been an Easter favorite. If [...]
Culture
This presentation drives the Gospel message home. It’s impact is unavoidable. It’s personal. It’s powerful. — by Eric Ludy of Ellerslie Mission Society
Editorial
God does not always tell us what he’s doing ahead of time. He doesn’t always tell us what he wants from us, either. There’s no blueprint, no To Do list, no Heavenly loudspeaker. Other than what we generally know, as followers of the “new and living way” (Hebrew 10:20) we are usually walking around trying [...]
Civilization
Mount Ararat, pictured above, where Noah’s Ark finally came aground after the great flood, is still considered an Armenian national symbol, though it is now within the borders of neighboring Turkey. According to Armenian tradition, their nation’s founder was Hayk, great-grandson of Japheth, son of Noah. Once an empire spanning an area from the Mediterranean [...]
Teachings
Note: First presented as a Christmas Eve sermon, the following poetic meditation on the power and grace of Jesus, the Infant, hits home more deeply now, as we reflect on his Passion, Death and Resurrection. Enjoy this excerpt from the recently published, life-changing book, In the Grasp of the Loving God: Oh, What Joy There [...]
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