This was a church sermon delivered by Nerses titled “God’s Battles,” which built upon a previous week’s discussion about divine warfare. Nerses explored biblical passages including Genesis 15, Joshua 5, Revelation 12, and Acts to explain that God doesn’t fight battles for humans but rather calls them to fight His battles by making disciples, baptizing them, and teaching them to obey. He emphasized that while God has the power to broadcast the gospel to the entire world through angels, He chooses to work through human disciples to reveal His love and character. Nerses challenged the congregation to understand their role in what he called “God’s battle” against Satan’s deception, comparing it to a “blank check” from Jesus where believers can ask for great things while glorifying the Father. He concluded by praying that the congregation would volunteer as workers in this divine harvest, noting that God qualifies the unqualified and that availability over ability is what matters in serving God’s purposes.