Gump-Priest at Thanksgiving
Next Step #798 – November 28, 2024 – The Thanksgiving edition. Transition moments of life – from mom, to the Nairi Computer, to politics, to wars. The Forest-Gumpish nature of […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Hunger at Thanksgiving
Armodoxy for Today: The Advent Series on Hunger (at Thanksgiving) Along with the Thanksgiving celebration in America comes the tradition of packing it in with a large meal, symbolic of […]
Meekness: The Art of Thanksgiving
Armodoxy for Today: The Advent Series Meekness, the Key to Gratitude Meekness is often equated with weakness. This is certainly far from the truth, for Jesus says, “Blessed are the […]
Advent: Poor in Spirit
Armodoxy for Today Advent Series: The Poor in Spirit At first hearing, the Beatitudes seem like they are in contradiction to the values expressed by the world. On closer inspection, […]
The Fool’s Ego
Armodoxy of Today: The Fool’s Ego (Advent Series) The Parable of the Rich Fool is the scriptural passage of this day of Advent. In our quest to learn the Essential […]
Missing from the Creed
Armodoxy for Today/Advent Journey 50: The Message The Nicene Creed – “We Believe in the Father almighty, creator heaven and earth…” You know it, “We believe in one Lord Jesus […]
Beyond the Christmas Node – Advent Journey
Armodoxy for Today: The Christ in Christmas Have you woken up on December 26th wondering, where did Christmas go? The Christmas carols have stopped playing and the stores are in […]
Fires Against Peace
Armodoxy for Today: Fires and Peace The journey to and through Armodoxy is paradoxical, it is rather simple to understand but difficult to implement, above all, it requires an open […]
Losing the Shore: Courage
Armodoxy for Today: Exploration Christopher Columbus, explorer of the West, advises, “You can never cross the ocean unless you have the courage to lose sight of the shore.” The ocean […]
Look Back, Move Forward
Armodoxy for Today: Bidirectional The shoreline is always safer than the waters that carry the boat beyond the horizon, unless, of course, the shore is susceptible to erosion, tide wave, […]
