Assyrian Church Podcast - Vision of Hope
Vision of Hope ♱ Assyrian Church Podcast
Vision of Hope is a program conducted by the Assyrian Church of the East - Diocese of California. The program discusses various topics and aspects of the Christian faith by Father Genard Lazar, Parish Priest of the Mar Addai Parish in Turlock, CA in the Assyrian Language.
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Jun 17, 2026
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Episodes
Vision of Hope: Acts 13:34-41 20.01.2025 29:39
Vision of Hope: Acts 13:34-41
Vision of Hope: Acts 13:26-33 13.01.2025 33:04
Vision of Hope: Acts 13 26-33
Vision of Hope: Acts 13:13-25 10.01.2025 31:42
Acts 13:13-25
Vision of Hope: Acts 13:4-12 23.12.2024 26:52
Acts 13:4-12
Vision of Hope: Acts 13:1-2 16.12.2024 31:25
Acts 13:1-2
Vision of Hope: Acts 12:20-25 07.12.2024 32:25
Acts 12:20-25
Vision of Hope: Acts 12:6-19 11.11.2024 32:45
Acts 12:6-19
Vision of Hope: Acts 12:6-9 04.11.2024 32:02
In this episode, we dive into Acts 12:6–9, recounting the miraculous moment when Peter is freed from prison by an angel of the Lord. Join us as we explore the powerful themes of divine intervention and the steadfast faith that empowered the early disciples in their darkest hours. Through this passage, we reflect on how God’s presence can bring liberation from the chains that hold us back and how,...
Vision of Hope: Acts 12:1-5 25.10.2024 33:10
In this episode, we dive into Acts 12:1-5, exploring the persecution of the early Church, including the martyrdom of James and the imprisonment of Peter under King Herod Agrippa. We discuss why God allows martyrdom, the power of persistent prayer, and reflections from Saint John Chrysostom on how God uses even evil acts to lead others to repentance. Join us as we unpack the steadfast faith of the...
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