The sermon explores Luke 15, redefining the "Prodigal Son" as the story of a "Prodigal Father." It contrasts the legalistic mindset of the Pharisees with God’s paternal love. Brother Robert calls the church to abandon a "slave mentality" and embrace their identity as sons and daughters to bring joy to heaven.

Worship led by Rozita:

The sermon explores the distinction between the "peace of God" (a gift received) and the "God of peace" (a divine presence that dwells within). By practicing disciplined prayer, thanksgiving, and virtuous thinking during the pandemic, believers move from merely feeling peaceful to having the Source of peace inhabit their character.

Worship led by Tali

In this Christmas service, Brother Edward defines peace not as the absence of storms, but as a divine gift from the Prince of Peace. By examining the restoration of "Legion," he demonstrates how Christ reconciles us with God, ourselves, and others, offering a peace the world cannot provide.

The sermon calls for honest self-examination based on 2 Corinthians 13:5, urging believers to ensure their actions reflect their faith. By contrasting the devil’s accusations with the Shepherd’s care in Psalm 23, Brother Vasken emphasizes that God sees us as worthy and provides restoration for the weary soul.

This bilingual sermon explores Acts 3, detailing the healing of the lame man and Peter’s call to repentance. It emphasizes that the Holy Spirit empowers the church to expand God's Kingdom despite supernatural opposition. Believers are encouraged to seek spiritual refreshment and prepare for Christ’s return through total repentance.

Brother Edward delivers a bilingual sermon (Armenian/English) on Psalm 46, interpreting global instability and the 2020 pandemic as biblical "calamities." He urges believers to cease their anxieties, participate in a three-day fast in December, and find refuge in the Holy Spirit’s presence rather than human solutions or government leadership.

Hovan presents a teaching on Proverbs 2, defining godly wisdom as a divine gift found in Jesus Christ. By contrasting intellectual knowledge with spiritual application, he outlines seven biblical conditions for pursuing wisdom and promises seven outcomes, including divine protection and clarity on one's life path through the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Edward Hovsepian calls the Armenian and Persian-speaking churches to support those affected by the Armenia-Azerbaijan war. Emphasising Christ as the Prince of Peace, he urges the congregation to move beyond prayer into practical ministry by donating to the "Friends of Armenia" committee to aid the displaced and wounded.