‘Kiraki,’ an Armenian word meaning “belonging to the Lord,” is a borrowed Greek word used to name the day that truly belongs to the Lord. […]

Does our devotion get consumed by mere pious routines? Setting up Christmas decorations, preparing seasonal recipes, welcoming Santa, and decorating the house with dazzling lighting […]

Lit with remembrance of the Life-giver (Narek, Prayer 12.1), we are pilgrims on our journey, yearning to encounter God in the decree of the census […]

Christians rejoice in the grace of adoption as children of our Heavenly Father, members of the Body of His Only Begotten Son. Paul the Apostle […]

The Christian, as the anointed of God, possesses a unique character. One of the defining traits of this character is the proclamation of the new […]

After Pentecost, Peter and John went up to the Temple in Jerusalem at about three o’clock in the afternoon. They went to the Portico of […]

Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit of God, we learn to speak the language of God’s Word, which naturally takes root and grows within […]

Luke recounts the healing of a crippled woman (13.10–17). It was a Sabbath day, and Jesus was in a synagogue, teaching the people about the […]

Every time we recite the “Our Father,” our prayer begins by renewing our covenant of salvation with our Father by proclaiming “hallowed be Thy name.” […]

The Sacred Scriptures, inspired by God, serve as the written manifestation of the Word of God—the very same Word that brought into existence all visible […]