May 24, 2026
Unknown preacher
A Pentecost homily reflecting on the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles, the transformation of the fearful disciples into fearless preachers, and the continuing work of the Holy Spirit in bringing peace, hope, and renewal to believers in a troubled world.
John 14:26; John 14:27
December 21, 2025
Unknown preacher
The preacher reflects on Luke 18:9-14, the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, warning that pride can nullify even our God-pleasing works. He encourages cultivating humility through prayer for those we might consider beneath us. He then recounts the story of St. Abgar the King of Edessa, the first Christian king, who humbled himself before Christ by writing a letter seeking healing, and connects Abgar's humility to the Gospel's call that those who humble themselves will be exalted.
Luke 18:9-14
February 9, 2025
Not explicitly identified in transcript
The Armenian sermon introduces the upcoming Fast of the Catechumens (Առաջավորաց պահք), encouraging the faithful to observe it as preparation for Great Lent, and emphasizes the three pillars of spiritual life: prayer, Scripture reading, and fasting. The English sermon reflects on Christ walking on water from the Gospel of John, exploring how this miracle reveals Christ's authority over the physical and spiritual worlds, his bringing of peace, and the prefiguration of the church as a boat. The preacher connects the disciples' boat to the church nave, emphasizing that all belong in the church regardless of background or struggles, and that Christ comes to us despite all obstacles, overcoming loneliness and isolation.
John 6:16-21; John 2:1-11