What makes you Armenian? That's the question we tackle with Peter Telian, founder of Alter Coffee and Books, who joins us from Armenia. We discuss the country's recent changes and explore the multifaceted nature of Armenian identity. Is it about genetics or upbringing? A defining feature or a personal choice? The language itself—Eastern or Western? Peter brings a fascinating perspective, having spent a decade living in Armenia with his Armenian family despite being genetically 1/8th Armenian and originally from California.

Saddle up for a new episode of Christ and Coffee! Join Dr. Haig as he welcomes Mark Bedor, the award-winning creator and host of the TV show Today's Wild West. Discover Mark's powerful testimony and how God inspired him to blend his talents and passions into a show that celebrates American culture and the spirit of the Wild West.

Can God truly answer your biggest dreams? This week, we explore that question with Daniel Nunez of Kingdom Builders Ministry. Hear the inspiring story of his "God-sized dream" to build 50 churches in Mexico, a vision that has now resulted in 61 thriving churches impacting communities. We're also joined by Pastor Brad Baker, who was instrumental in building both the first and the fiftieth churches, and is now partnering with Daniel on a special project.

Millions of teenagers face the harsh realities of homelessness each year. But amidst this crisis, Covenant House stands as a vital source of hope and opportunity. Join us as we speak with their President and CEO, Bill Bedrossian, to understand the root causes of teenage homelessness, explore how we can prevent it, and uncover practical ways we can all contribute to positive change.

From their homeschooling beginnings to the world of movie making, David Alford and Joseph Stam of Cross Purposes Productions offer a glimpse into their inspiring journey. Explore their commitment to producing high-caliber films that reflect Biblical truth. Tune in to hear them discuss their creative process, reflect on past productions, and tease their upcoming ventures. Discover more at crosspurposes.productions.

What makes Holy Week so significant? Pastors Jared Osselear, John Paul Agulian, and Haig Kherlopian share their insights in this coffee hour discussion.

What is Christian music today? We talk with the band duo Alt 9 about the ever-shifting music landscape, from the decline of traditional labels and the rise of genre-bending fusions, to how technology empowers artists. These trends raise fascinating questions about the blurring lines between Christian and secular art.

James Gann, the founder and Director of Manna So Cal, to discuss how his ministry empowers church planters and pastors across Southern California by providing essential resources, fostering strong partnerships, and cultivating sustainable churches. In this episode, James shares his inspiring story, including his remarkable family testimony and his call to ministry. We'll learn how God used even a failed church planting experience to lead James to create this thriving ministry that supports countless church leaders today. To learn more about Manna SoCal, visit their website mannasolcal.com

In this episode, we honor National Human Trafficking Prevention Month with Caleb Altmeyer, founder and CEO of Helping Captives. Helping Captives is a ministry dedicated to providing freedom and safety to survivors of sex trafficking through prevention, intervention, and recovery. Caleb shares his inspiring testimony and the story behind this unique ministry, which helps survivors regain their health before entering long-term recovery programs. For more information visit, helpingcaptives.org

Nancy shares her incredible journey of finding Christ amidst a unique and challenging upbringing. Her father, a renowned Hollywood writer and special effects creator, provided her with a front-row seat to the entertainment world, while her mother’s struggles with mental health shaped much of her perspective.

In this episode, Nancy reflects on how Hollywood has evolved over the years and takes us behind the scenes of some of her most memorable roles—portraying a racist character, embodying an Amish woman, and, of course, her iconic death scene in Friday the 13th at the hands of Jason Voorhees.