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Who are we?
The Armenian Bible Church is an independent Christian fellowship.
Our
Purpose:
The main purpose of the body of our church is to seriously follow the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ and to pattern our personal and family lives based on the Bible.
Our Mission:
To become more like the Lord Jesus Christ in all aspects of our lives, personal, family and social.
To proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ to all, and support those who do.
To provide the physical needs to those who are in need, as commanded by our Lord.
Our Belief:
We are in
essential agreement with the classical Christian confessions of faith
(Nicene Creed). For further detail see our Statement of Faith
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For since death came
through a man, the resurrection of the dead comes also through a man.
For as in Adam all die, so in Christ all will
be made alive.
I Corinthians 15:21-22
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Love without Forgiveness
Colossian 3:13-14
I
belong to a nation that faced genocide by the Turks about 90 years ago in
our home land, because of our race and religion. We had a generation
(remnants) without parents and family. The grief and pain hardened our
nation against Turks, filled them with hatred and bitterness. They had
justification for this, one that the World would accept. But is it good
enough for a Christian? ...
... Love becomes heavy,
burdensome, it turns into a sacrifice. Why is love so burdensome?...
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STEPHAN
EFENDI of ZINJIDERE
During the past few decades, Turkey (Anatolia) has been in the limelight of
activity for the Savior of all people. Hundreds of proclaimers of Good
Tidings from many countries have been motivated to spread Christ’s message
all the way from the main metropolises to the remotest hamlets in this
historic land. The brief life story of Stephanos Sirinides (1846-1916) will
elucidate contemporary laborers in this same land…
There is a sequel to the once-functioning church in Zinjidere and her sister
churches. In our time the testimony of Christ is moving ahead, albeit
against concerted contention… Churches of all ages such as the one in
Zinjidere which bore a living testimony for Christ the Redeemer will be
continually followed by new ones until the Lord returns...
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Spiritual Articles in
Armenian by
Mashtoz Vahe Lazaryan
www.mashtoz.org
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The Great Duty of Family Religion
But further, persons are generally very liberal in their criticisms of the
minister, and think they rightly blame the conduct of that minister who is
not careful to watch over the flock, of which the Holy Spirit has made him
overseer: but isn’t every head of a family, also liable to the same
criticism, who gives no thought for those souls that are committed too his
charge? For every house is as it were a little congregation, every family
head (as we have observed) is a priest, every family is a flock; and if
any of them perish through the neglect of the head of that family, then
God will require their blood at his hands.
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ANATOLIA, ANATOLIA!
Approximately five
million Christians lost their homeland and many their lives during World War
I and afterwards. A wide-scale evangelistic endeavor had begun with the
entrance of foreign missionaries in 1821. In the ensuing years the
message of Christ saturated Asia Minor. At the start of World War I in 1914,
the proclamation of the Good News was continuing favorably... Some of them are
bathed in sublime joy and others drenched in human blood. This remarkable
account of Haralambos Bostanjoglou is only one in the series of brilliant
achievements in Asia Minor prior to the blotting out of the Christian faith.
The reader will observe unswerving gallantry against an unrelenting
adversary, fascinating reception and appalling rejection, a desperate
community and a despondent outcome. It is a story that is still fresh after
nine decades.
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Comparison between
Masonry and Christianity
Masonry
recognizes many saviors more...
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"How to be Free from Bitterness"
Before we
begin discussing how and why this must be done, it is crucial to realize
that the basis for all our actions in this regard must be what Jesus Christ
has done for us on the cross. In all our actions, we are to be imitators of
God....
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Abortion: The Great American Evil
How many
people have you heard say that they are personally against abortion (they
wouldn't do it themselves), but didn't want to infringe on another
person's right to do as they wish? There were plenty of people in Germany
that maybe didn't personally kill any Jews, but they stood by and let it
happen. Even if they couldn't have stopped it, they should have tried.
What can one voice do to stop the tide of abortion in this country? Not
much maybe, but my voice will be heard ...
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How Does a Woman
Become Secure?
A woman was made by God to be loved, protected,
provided for and to be made secure. However for some reasons a woman may not
feel loved, protected or secure. Security is often a function of objective
truth and subjective feeling.
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Preacher: The Channel of Communication, and not the
source of it.
At an ordination service a few years ago the preacher who
gave the charge to the young minister pleaded eloquently for consecration
of mind and energy, and ended up with exhortation, "Now go out and give to
your preaching all that is in you." It was a fitting word for the
occasion, persuasively spoken; yet it would be hard to conceive a better
definition of just what preaching is not. It is not giving
all that is in us; it is giving that which is not in us at all. It
is the preacher's presenting himself and all that he is and has as a
channel for something that is not in him, the grace of God. The
first words of the Bible are the first words of preaching: "In the
beginning God."
H. E. Luccock, Yale University Divinity School
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WILL SHINE LIKE THE STARS FOREVER
Story of Vahram Tatikyan
(1909-1965)
Passionate Evangelist
Vahram's single-minded
service to God and man, first in Istanbul, then in Anatolia and finally in
different countries around the world reads like a spiritual epic... What is
so distinctive and striking about this godly man and yet whose name is
virtually unknown in our times? How was it that he, who knew neither school
nor university, was able to speak to hundreds of thousands of people, change
the direction of their hearts' affections and be used as an effective
instrument in bringing countless people to find peace with God?...
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The Loving Thing
Someone recently gave me a book titled Stop Witnessing and
Start Loving...Ironically, most of these "mercy ministries" to the
Jewish people do not present the gospel as part of their ministry. In an
attempt to allay suspicion, many are quite clear that they won't witness
about their faith at all...
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Others Articles:
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Historical Present
This short paper is meant to do two things. First, it will attempt to explain the
historical present: what it is, how it is used, and when it is used. Second, it will try to show that Romans 7:14-25
does in-deed use the historical present and that understanding this may change the way most Christians view this
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Gift of Evangelism
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then there are many of us
who have the heart of an evangelist but seemingly not the gift. So we
take classes on the subject or hear sermons on it to try to develop the
gift. These may even help-but still we don't have the gift.
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is easy to feel down about this so people try to encourage us with words
like "ploughman and planters are just as important as reapers." But we
still envy the joy of the harvester ...
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Quotation of the time: Law, Gospel & Dispensationalist
“But surely we must draw
a definite and broad line between the Law and the Gospel. It is at this
point that the Dispensationalist considers his position to be the
strongest and most unassailable; yet nowhere else does he more display his
ignorance, for he neither recognizes the grace of God abounding during the
Mosaic era, nor can he see that Law has any rightful place in this
Christian age. Law and grace are to him antagonistic elements, and (to
quote one of his favorite slogans) "will no more mix than will oil and
water." Not a few of those who are now regarded as the champions of
orthodoxy tell their hearers that the principles of law and grace are such
contrary elements that where the one be in exercise the other must
necessarily be excluded. But this is a very serious error. How could the
Law of God and the Gospel of the grace of God conflict? The
one exhibits Him as "light," the other manifest Him as "love" (1 John 1:5;
4:8), and both are necessary in order fully to reveal His perfections: if
either one be omitted only a one-sided concept of His character will be
formed. The one makes known His righteousness, the other displays His
mercy, and His wisdom has shown the perfect consistency there is between
them."
Arthur W. Pink
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The story of Dr. Daniel Morrison Benonia Thom
written by Nellie Elona Thom Freyer
Father came
to the United States when a minor with his father and mother, brothers and
sisters. They settled in Wisconsin and then moved to Minnesota near
Owatonna, Steele County, Minnesota. He studied at Rush Medical College,
Chicago and went to Mardin, Turkey as a medical missionary (for forty
years) with his wife in 1874, where he remained until he was deported by
the Turks during the first World War at the instigation of the Germans,
to Sivas, Turkey, where he died of typhus on 8 December 1915 and was
buried there. His wife passed away in childbirth resulting from uremia
poisoning on 16 January 1888...
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