Reach the Nations
God’s Hand Is on Armenia- land of ancient faith, breathtaking beauty, and resilient people. On this journey, we joined with Crosspoint International and witnessed a powerful outpouring of God’s love and the tangible presence of the Holy Spirit. This marks our third mission to Armenia, and it’s only the beginning. With each visit, we gain deeper insight into the spiritual landscape, the heartbeat of the churches, and the unique needs of Armenia.
We were honored to participate in a three-day Love Camp, where our hearts were deeply moved by the incredible courage and joy of children living with physical and mental challenges. Their resilience and pure spirits reminded us of God’s love in action. Sean spent time with a precious young girl named Miriam, who radiated joy as they played ball and soaked up the sunshine during gentle strolls in her wheelchair. One of the most powerful encounters came with a 15-year-old young woman whose condition causes her to appear as a small child. Doctors have said that when her growing internal organs outpace her underdeveloped body, she will die, barring a miracle. But God had a word for her. Sean spoke life and hope over her, declaring Psalm 118:17: “I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord.” Her mother wept with gratitude, clinging to the promise of life over death.
Empowering Leaders. Proclaiming Christ. Impacting Nations.
During our time in Armenia, Kim had the powerful opportunity to share her testimony at two women’s events. She spoke on the transformative journey of forgiveness and how she came to know the love of the Father by changing the lens through which she saw God. Her message deeply resonated with many women, who left encouraged, empowered, and more deeply connected to the heart of the Father.
Meanwhile, Sean had the privilege of preaching at an international church and at Noah’s Ark Church, located in Ararat, near the mountain where Noah’s Ark rests. His messages focused on the call to evangelism and the urgency of sharing Jesus with those in our daily lives: our families, friends, students, coworkers, and communities. These sermons were translated into Armenian, Russian, Farsi, Dutch, Chinese, and English, reaching hearts across cultures and languages.
At Imprint International, our vision is to raise Spirit—led leaders within the church and in every sphere of life. We believe leadership is not confined to a pulpit or a title. True leaders are men, women, and youth who know the way, go the way, and show the way—ultimately, the way to Jesus Christ. Whether in schools, families, workplaces, ministries, or the marketplace, we are equipping believers to stand boldly for the Gospel and lead with integrity and purpose. We believe the mission begun by Gregory the Illuminator, Armenia’s first evangelist, must be reignited in our generation. And this calling isn’t ours alone—it’s a shared commission. When you partner with us in prayer, support, or by going, you become part of God’s unfolding story in the nations. Let’s complete the Great Commission—together.
The Power of Story

There’s something deeply compelling about a story. It connects us, moves us, and invites us into something greater than ourselves. Jesus understood this better than anyone. He didn’t just teach with facts—He told stories. Parables were His way of illustrating the beauty, mystery, and truth of the Kingdom of God. Through the story of the prodigal son, the lost sheep, the good Samaritan, and many others, Jesus gave us windows into the heart of God.
But the power of story doesn’t stop there. God continues to write stories in our lives today—stories of redemption, healing, breakthrough, and salvation. Each testimony is more than a personal victory; it’s a declaration of God’s faithfulness. When we share what God has done for us, we remind others that He can do it for them, too. His promises aren’t limited to one person—they are for all of us. As Scripture says, “For all the promises of God in Him are yes, and in Him Amen” (2 Corinthians 1:20).
Your story matters. It’s not just your own; it’s ours. And ultimately, it’s His.
When we speak about what God has done, we proclaim His goodness to the world. We give hope to the weary, faith to the doubting, and light to those still walking in darkness. Each story is a thread in the greater tapestry of grace that God is weaving through time.
So don’t hide your story. Whether it’s messy or miraculous, it carries the fingerprints of God. Your testimony could be the very thing someone else needs to hear. Because in the end, our stories point to the greatest story ever told—the story of a God who loves, redeems, and never stops pursuing His people.
Please share your story with us on our Facebook page or by email.
Wow Church-A Faith Church
We don’t just preach a feel-good sermon or some inspirational thoughts; we preach the Word of God, which must be believed. At our church, you can expect to see your needs met, and your future will be greater than your past. Your best days are still in front of you! You see, faith is a choice. When you align your will with your faith and choose to believe in God, you will see the extraordinary, the supernatural, and the miraculous.
You must have faith in the salvation of Jesus Christ to be born again.
You must have faith in the promises of God to see them happen in your life.
You must have faith that God loves you and has a plan for your life.
We believe God, no matter the circumstances or the outcome. That being said, when you truly believe God, you will see His power and presence in your life.
“So now wrap your heart tightly around the hope that lives within us, knowing that God always keeps his promises!”-Hebrews 10:23 TPT
Christians are Called to Bravery
God Commands Bravery
Being brave is taking action despite fear.
Bravery is not grounded in our ability, skill, or courage. Courage does not come from within us; it comes from the Holy Spirit working and moving through us.
Bravery to Change.
Bravery to Take the Labels Off
Bravery Means Responsibility
A common phrase that people say when they don’t want to take the burden of responsibility for growth or change is “Fake it till you make it.” Don’t fake it till you make it; get better, and you’ll make it. The choice you make makes you.
Responsibility isn’t easy, fun, or glamorous, but it is necessary.
As you accept responsibility in your life, it gives you more and more power. Responsibility will give you the power to change your life from where you are and help guide you to where you want to be. A natural leader doesn’t pass responsibility but accepts it and then makes it work for them.
No Compromise and No Surrender

- The enemy will try to get you to question what you believe.
- The enemy will try to drive a wedge between you and God.
- The enemy will try to drive a wedge between you and those who encourage you.
- Don’t become isolated by the enemy and become his prey.
Christmas At The Movies
“EVERY TIME I GO TO A MOVIE, IT’S MAGIC, NO MATTER WHAT THE MOVIE’S ABOUT.”-Steven Spielberg
We all cherish stories. Even Jesus knows this as that was the primary way of teaching. Movies are one of the world’s favorite mediums for telling stories. They make us laugh, cry, fear, cheer, and think. Christmas movies are especially loved by audiences and usually render viewings every year. Films like Home Alone, The Polar Express, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, A Charlie Brown Christmas, and many others capture our hearts and imaginations. ( I also suggest the new film by Dallas Jenkins that just came out this year, “The Greatest Christmas Pageant Ever.” It is fantastic. ) The reflection of the spirit of the season can be witnessed in Christmas movies, sharing stories about family, being alone, choosing to believe, changing your heart, and, most importantly, discovering the true meaning of Christmas. Thank you, Linus, for that.
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Today though I want to share with you some thoughts on your participation in the Kingdom of God. Jesus did His part. He took on his back the sin of the world, yours and mine and paid the price in blood. He rose from the grave and is seated in Heavenly places at the right hand of the Father. This is not a spectator Kingdom, no it’s a get involved, don’t hold back, sold out, operating in grace kind of Kingdom. The Holy Spirit empowers us to take charge of in the full resources of the Kingdom of God. You see we are called to be salt and light to the world. Salt makes things better, light makes things brighter.
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The Hope of the World

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No the hope of all the world is a organic organization that started 2000 years ago. It is commonly known today as the local church. You see Jesus didn’t start an earthly kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here and now amongst us. Jesus instituted and empowered a local body of believers to carry out his love, compassion, commands and he’s given us the Holy Spirit in order to change this world.
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