Wealth and Generosity Revisited
The word “generosity” conjures up images such as that of a wealthy man, comfortably sitting behind a large desk, gleefully writing a fat check to a humbled fundraiser.
The Crucible of Sanctification: Death as the Gateway to Renewal
Christian salvation is a three-phase process: justification, sanctification, and glorification. God’s will for Christians is to focus on the second phase. This involves confronting our sins and flaws, which Jesus…
Propagating God’s Waves of Blessings
We all approach God with the expectation to be blessed by Him. Indeed, the Creator lavishly gifts us with his presence, promises, instructions, reprimands, and material abundance – all intended…
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About the Author
Harout Nercessian was born and raised in Lebanon, but the Lebanese civil war ushered him to Montreal, Canada. After studying and working as an electrical engineer for almost fourteen years, he felt the Call to embark on an adventurous life-journey to his native yet unfamiliar land of Armenia. There he served with the Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) for twenty-six years. Currently, he and his family live in Canada, where he works for the AMAA. Through this blog, Harout hopes to share and discuss with you the lessons that life, enlightened by Biblical Truth and the multi-faceted Armenian experience, has taught him.