Unlimited and Indefinable Nature of God
Next Step #131 – December 9, 2010 Along the road to Christmas, we journey to the outer areas of the universe on an Advent journey. What is the unlimited and […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Changing Perception at Advent
Next Step #130 – December 2, 2010 What changes? God? The Universe? Us? God – then, today and tomorrow – can we ever understand? The Armodoxy answer might surprise you. […]
Thanksgiving Prayer
A prayer of Thanksgiving offered at our Vesper service. I offer it here today as a guide for Thanksgiving. Hear more on our weekly podcast – episode #129 of the […]
Focusing Vision on Thanksgiving
Next Step #129 – November 25, 2010 Focusing on the theme of Thanksgiving allows us to transcend the self and understand ourselves in the bigger picture of “giving” rather than […]
Avoiding Collisions by Melding
Next Step #128 – November 18, 2010 Melding East and West is not a melt-down but certainly avoids the collision; Building identity the Armodoxy way; Jehovah Witness teens come to […]
Firm, Grounded and Established in Love
Next Step #127: On Veterans Day (and the last of the binaries) – reflections on war and tears shed for a special soldier. The godfather marries off his goddaughter – […]
Buds to Roses: The Birthright Way
Next Step #126 – November 4, 2010 Interview with Linda Yepoyan, Executive Director of Birthright Armenia on the opportunities given to connect, serve and identify. The “Chosen Generation” knows they […]
Making saints out of Halloween and Religion
Next Step #125 – October 28, 2010 Putting the Saints back into Halloween. Nothing to fear unless you’re peddling religion to children. Didn’t we say religion is not for kids! […]
New Means for a Bold Mission
Next Step #124 – October 21, 2010 Just back from the New Media Expo in Las Vegas with ideas and resources for Epostle.net expansion. How new media becomes a tool […]
New Media to Domestic Violence
Next Step #123 – October 14, 2010 On the eve of the New Media Expo, the Epostle.net staff steps in the shoes of the Holy Translators and looks for the […]
