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Thank you!!!... in Armenia,.. and will be planting trees on June 27th,.... great Podcast words of Godly Wisdom Edward A. Sarkisian ....

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So fabulous! Event 5/4, was amazing! Honored to be connected to these two pastors! So love these men, and their amazing wives, Nancy and Monique! Walking my Abigail and smelling spring! Now enjoying this conversation! Thank you!😊 Love this background!

This is an outstanding interview with Ken Fish. We learned all about Ken's testimony from his conversion and call to ministry to his seminary training and ministry with John Wimber and beyond. Also, Rev. Haig Kherlopian became a believer in the prophetic through the influence of Ken Fish. This is Rev. Haig's testimony: @35:22 “I remember this nurse came up [for prayer]. She was a nurse, which is also important, because people always react negatively that if you pray for healing that means you’re anti-medicine, anti-western medicine, which is not the case. It’s important to confirm that so a nurse who practices came up for prayer. I continued to pray for her after you got a word for her. She began to shake, obviously the Spirit of God was moving, I was still skeptical. But two months later, while I was walking down 3rd Ave., the nurse was honking her horn at me, telling the person next to her that that’s the pastor that prayed for me. So I went up to her window and asked her if she got better. She looked at me in complete disbelief. She got better, and that began to help me trust that God is still true to His Word, God can still heal. And I’ve seen many testimonies after that.” - Rev. Haig Kherlopian Rev. Haig and Rev. Jeremy, please put the links to your churches in the show description.

I get excited! Thank you Jesus Christ, our Lord, our savior, for allowing us to be unique snowflakes!

So much to share! Congratulations to this amazing podcast, Christ and coffee! A place to go where you get to meet amazing people in Christ in oh, so very unique people coming from diverse occupations! Specifically mine, Mark, you spoke so eloquently! It is about being a light and a dark space, it’s not about ego! It is about being a servant to Christ, God is always our boss , and what a loving boss he is! There’s so much I would love to share, but this is a comment not a thesis. I will stop there.🎉❤😊#HollywoodPrayerNetwork #KarenCovell #GreenhouseArtsAndMedia #AllActors #ChristAndCoffee #AllFriends! You might note, I’m not very good at hashtags… lol, but I do know about love, I do know about mercy all this and so much more has been extended to me! Thank you heavenly father for offering us such a beautiful podcast! Thank you, Dr. Haig!

Love this!!!!!!

What a amazing testimony!!

What an inspiring story! So many insights about love, loss, pain, and amazing faith. A very revealing conversation with many teachable moments.

Overwhelmed with delight in this brilliant, hard hitting, vulnerable, beautiful and what it is like to truly walk with God! One of my huge takeaways was how angry Jesus gets at death. It hit me hard! I know anger is a very healthy, good emotion and people don’t understand because we use it so poorly, but it was stated beautifully and my heart is overflowing with love for these people. Many more takeaways, that was my biggest. Such great work you’re doing!

Again, great interview….

Such a priceless advices from such a wise women ! Thank you ❤

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This was a wonderful conversation. Nancy shared so many gems of wisdom and insight from her amazing life.

Nancy is such a joy! Thank you Pastor Haig for offering us such a variety of valuable Christ-Centered true life stories packed with so much wisdom! And, I love listening to podcast until the end! Just saying….

I am ignoring that last comment about knowing amount of days left!!!!!!!!

I love the sermon! It bless me, and I’m sure many others!

Xander knows the days of the week, and soon he will know the months of the year.

A lot of wisdom in this converstation

Loved it!

Love it! Great conversation! Specifically, since I was not raised with a faith background., background, except to go to Christmas service and Easter. Moving California, was as much of a culture shock moving from New Jersey to California. Such a different culture! I spoke the language, wrong many many other things! I too was 13. Lol, I love this Guest!

I loved this interview!

No blood baptism, lol, love it!

🤔hmmm…. I am looking for something to disagree with you on…. I am listening, we shall find something to argue about but until than I shall be sincere and listening! Oh, and loving these conversations!!!!!!😂😂😂 I respect all opinions! Great guest!

Yes! I love these conversations! I believe it’s the heart that makes sense, I am not upset that my Catholic family snuck both my children to be baptized as infants, I was not aware. LOL I dedicated my children. They chose to be baptized as young teens. I believe I was baptized when after I chose to repent and accept Christ as my savior. So much more I would love to share, but I dislike texting.😊❤ Would love to talk with you about this and other things. Would love to host a community group.

Hey, my first message does not count because I hadn’t listened to this message yet, that was for another one of your podcast, lol ! But this was a brilliant conversation. I got so much out of it! I shall get the book! Very grateful to you Pastor !

I love this! I am now able to like since I worked at my goggle account! Yes, I want to host a community group! I have before and do love it! Let’s talk,

I saw the first half had a phone call and now I’m going to watch the second half! I love it! I am honored by you and your family! All should watch this morning noon and night. Happy Thanksgiving, perfect message.

so sad 2 grown men lying to one another about a lie ....never was there an adam or eve ....mary had sex with who knows who so gross

Love what your doing brother! 🙏🏽✝️

Haig, I agree with the broad strokes of everything you say. And I too am upset by empty divisions. But I have a point of pushback. Of course, there are essentials and non-essentials. But there is a temptation to minimize the number of essentials in order to maintain unity. The councils of the church define the dogma (essentials), but these councils only arose when the lack of clarity on essentials prompted the possibility of division in the first place. Dogma is a double edged sword in that way. And even in non-essentials, there is an interval in which disagreement must exist without causing further division. The use of icons might be deemed a non-essential to call another a Christian. I agree. Christians are not commanded to use images to venerate Christ or the Saints. But an iconoclast might actually be accusing other Christians of committing the sin of idolatry. So you can say the use of icons is non-essential but the opinions must remain within certain extremities to be stable. Let's catch up soon. Disclaimer: Since we last talked I got chrismated in the Eastern Orthodox Church. So that might clarify my attitude and commitments.

You know, I think the language of "credo-" baptism verses "paedo-"baptism is ultimately rather misleading. Those who hold the credobaptism are those who deny God's promise in baptism to those who have not first made some pledge of loyalty to Christ. They deny the baptism of the youngest children. Those who believe in the baptism of young children, indeed including the baptism of infants do not exclude a baptism for people who are older than children. Such believers (including me) believe that God's promise is simply God's promise, and indeed that very promise gives us something to believe in. Something beyond us. Something that rests in the sharing God's Word alone. What's good for one is good for all, as rightly shared through the Church according to Christ's commission. For this reason, I think a better language is an inclusive baptism.

These guys can get easily being mistaken as the followings: Iranian Syrian Lebanese Iraqis Even Turkish 😅

I was very thankful that I got to meet Peter in Armenia when I was there. Armenia felt like home to me when I was there.

Dr. Rob ministered at Camp Mahaffey (Christian & Missionary Alliance) Mahaffey, Pa. in July 2022. He was last there in 2018. I and many others were blessed by his teachings. I would highly recommend is "Soul Care" ministry.

A fantastic conversation on the fluidity and understanding of scripture. Thanks for the dialogue!

Very enjoyable. It feels like you weaved a tapestry on Armenian History and the Christian faith. Praise the Lord !

Regarding the new generation, it is changing at a fast rate. So, buckle up and love on them in our Sunday Schools . Let us give them a good taste of who the Lord is.

Thank you Pastors Dan and Haig, for such a thorough analysis , I will share with some friends.

Shant is a great guy! I took Daniel/Revelation with him at Talbot :-)

This...explains so much about my family, my mom showed every single symptom you described was common amongst Armenian women and it effected me heavily growing up. This video helped me get some sort of closure of why she acted the way she did and I always knew that it was connected to the genocide but never understood why in more detail.

I can't think of many people more ignorant than Xian creationists. But as unenlightened as they are, they do know one thing: if evolution is true then Xianity is _false._ Evolution IS true. Proved up, down, left, right, backwards, forwards and six ways from Sunday by the sciences of geology, genetics and biochemistry. So Xians will have to conjure another reason Jesus had to die a bloody and torturous death cuz it ain't about some "sin" of "Adam" in a Persian garden 10,000 years ago.

At 15:20 "The truth is somewhere between the order and the chaos" = Logos = Logos made flesh = Christ Has your radio been tuned a Toronto frequency recently pastor Haig?

Hello. I am an atheist. I define atheism as suspending acknowledgement of the existence of gods until sufficient evidence can be presented. My position is that *_I have no good reason to acknowledge the existence of gods._* And here is the evidence as to why I currently hold to such a position. 1. I personally have never observed a god. 2. I have never encountered a person whom has claimed to have observed a god. 3. I know of no accounts of persons claiming to have observed a god that were willing or able to demonstrate or verify their observation for authenticity, accuracy, or validity. 4. I have never been presented a valid logical argument which also employed sound premises that lead deductively to a conclusion that a god(s) exists. 5. Of the 46 logical syllogisms I have encountered arguing for the existence of a god(s), I have found all to contain multiple fallacious or unsubstantiated premises. 6. I have never observed a phenomenon in which the existence of a god was a necessary antecedent for the known or probable explanation for the causation of that phenomenon. 7. Several proposed (and generally accepted) explanations for observable phenomena that were previously based on the agency of a god(s), have subsequently been replaced with rational, natural explanations, each substantiated with evidence that excluded the agency of a god(s). I have never encountered _vice versa._ 8. I have never experienced the presence of a god through intercession of angels, divine revelation, the miraculous act of divinity, or any occurrence of a supernatural event. 9. Every phenomenon that I have ever observed has *_emerged_* from necessary and sufficient antecedents over time without exception. In other words, I have never observed a phenomenon (entity, process, object, event, process, substance, system, or being) that was created _ex nihilo_ - that is instantaneously came into existence by the solitary volition of a deity. 10. All claims of a supernatural or divine nature that I have encountered have either been refuted to my satisfaction, or do not present as falsifiable. ALL of these facts lead me to the only rational conclusion that concurs with the realities I have been presented - and that is the fact that there is *_no good reason_* for me to acknowledge the existence of a god. I have heard often that atheism is the denial of the Abrahamic god. But denial is the active rejection of a substantiated fact once credible evidence has been presented. Atheism is simply withholding such acknowledgement until sufficient credible evidence is introduced. *_It is natural, rational, and prudent to be skeptical of unsubstatiated claims, especially extraordinary ones._* I welcome any cordial response. Peace.

Indeed, fine tuning is a horrible argument, and I think Douglas Adams had the best reply to it with his sentient puddle analogy. Of course everything seems finely tuned to life as we know it, since life happened under these circumstances. Regarding the comparison to fiction, I would say a good story also needs an ending, and thus I would say eternal life is not really satisfying either, after all even soap operas eventually come to an end, since people want a conclusion to their story and I think death is actually a good ending. Sure, it might come some times too early and thus someone who still had plans might feel like it was unnecessarily cut short, but there are people who peacefully die after an fulfilling life. I hope to be the latter, but honestly I would not mind to die tomorrow or even today either. That the story of Jesus hit a nerve at the time seems to me more an argument against the historicity of Jesus than for it. Like mentioned it doesn't happened with other people, so it is reasonable to assume that what makes the story appealing is exactly because it is fiction and like the Iliad that talks about certain historical facts, like Troy having been an actual city, but it spices it up with demigods and otherwise divine interventions. So, I would say the gospels are basically the same, a story for the time, like we have today all the superhero comics and films that also try to address aspects of the human condition. Anyway, I expected something different from the video, since the title was not really addressed, all I got was their testimony. I mean it came up only the last 3 minutes but was there only a mention and not really explored.

Hello, thank you for this program. Renewable energy is exciting and necessary. It is interesting that there are so many views on Global warming, and yet we should all be united in taking care of this good Earth God blessed us with. Regarding his comments of Scientists who were in the faith, the one correction is that Isaac Newton was a deist only as far as I my research has shown. Maxwell on the other hand once said

Love the topic 👌 maybe we need a series of pop culture tv/movie discussion with a philosophy or theological focus 🤔

On prosperity churches in Africa, remember that the first form of Christianity widespread in Europe were the followers of Arius.

Thanks for the video discussion. it is an edifying thought that against God we are always in the wrong. .... This thought then checks doubt and calms distress, it encourages and inspires to action. Do not check your soul's flight, do not grieve the better promptings within you, do not dull your spirit with half wishes and half thoughts. Ask yourself and continue to ask until you find the answer. ..... for only the truth which edifies is truth for you. Either/Or Part 2 Lowrie 355-356