Today I’m talking about a topic that many people won’t like, but that doesn’t change the truth. I’m talking about the statue of the “likeness” of Jesus.

Jan, Armenians, even if you create a statue that reaches to heaven, nothing will change if you are empty inside.
The Lord never said, “Make me an order, spend a million dollars, make a business.”
All this was invented by people, for their pockets.

The Lord said one thing: “Whoever loves me keeps my word.”
Not to take selfies under statues today, not to organize “tourism ” and earn money on his behalf.
Today, many people have turned the name of Christ into a source of income: business, advertising, investments… they see money in everything except God.

But finally understand:
the Lord gave His life for us, not opened an account.
He doesn’t need a golden statue, he needs a kind heart.
He doesn’t need a million-dollar project, he needs a man who holds the hand of one poor man.

And when an official stands up and says, “The statue will bring us a lot of money,” you ask the question, “What kind of statue is this?”
The Lord is a business for you. Christ is an investment plan.

This nation will change not because of a stone, but because a stone will make hearts kind.
Faith is measured not by a statue, but by a deed.
The Lord is meant to be glorified, not to line your pockets.

It’s true. And, as you wish, accept what you don’t want my heart to share with you.

Today I’m talking about a topic that many people won’t like, but that doesn’t change the truth. I’m talking about the statue of the “likeness” of Jesus.

Jan, Armenians, even if you create a statue that reaches to heaven, nothing will change if you are empty inside.
The Lord never said, “Make me an order, spend a million dollars, make a business.”
All this was invented by people, for their pockets.

The Lord said one thing: “Whoever loves me keeps my word.”
Not to take selfies under statues today, not to organize “tourism ” and earn money on his behalf.
Today, many people have turned the name of Christ into a source of income: business, advertising, investments… they see money in everything except God.

But finally understand:
the Lord gave His life for us, not opened an account.
He doesn’t need a golden statue, he needs a kind heart.
He doesn’t need a million-dollar project, he needs a man who holds the hand of one poor man.

And when an official stands up and says, “The statue will bring us a lot of money,” you ask the question, “What kind of statue is this?”
The Lord is a business for you. Christ is an investment plan.

This nation will change not because of a stone, but because a stone will make hearts kind.
Faith is measured not by a statue, but by a deed.
The Lord is meant to be glorified, not to line your pockets.

It’s true. And, as you wish, accept what you don’t want my heart to share with you.