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March 11, 2025 By admin



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How Jesus UnShames the Shamed

March 11, 2025 By admin

by Daniel Zwiker  |  11 March 2025  | A discussion is going on right now among sociologists about whether the Western culture of guilt is developing into a culture of shame.  Guilt is feeling bad about something we’ve done, while shame is deeper than that: it is about what we believe we are. The Western […] Source: https://atoday.org/how-jesus-unshames-the-shamed/

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Wednesday: Christ’s Parable of the Vineyard

March 11, 2025 By admin

Daily Lesson for Wednesday 12th of March 2025

In the parable of the vineyard owner, in Matthew 21:1-46, Jesus picks up where Isaiah 5:1-30 left off, shedding additional light on the character and actions of the vineyard owner on behalf of His vineyard.

Read Matthew 21:33-39 with particularly the question of Isaiah 5:4 in mind. What more could He do than what He has done?
Christ on the Cross

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The first part of Christ’s parable quotes directly from the song of Isaiah 5:1-30  about the vineyard owner and His vineyard. Then, Jesus adds, the vineyard owner “ ‘leased’ ” His vineyard “ ‘to vinedressers and went into a far country’ ” (Matthew 21:33, NKJV). Yet, when the vineyard owner twice sent His servants (the prophets) to collect the produce, those renting His vineyard beat and killed His servants (Matthew 21:34-36). Finally, He sent His Son (Jesus), saying, “ ‘They will respect my son’ ” (Matthew 21:37, NKJV). But they murdered His Son, too, saying, “ ‘This is the heir. Come, let us kill him and seize his inheritance.’ So they took him and cast him out of the vineyard and killed him” (Matthew 21:38-39, NKJV).

What more could He do? The Father loved us so much that He gave His beloved Son (John 3:16). If the cosmic conflict is of the kind suggested here, it could not be settled prematurely by exercise of divine power but required first a public demonstration of God’s character. This demonstration has been set forth ultimately in the work of Christ (Romans 3:25-26; Romans 5:8). What more could we ask than that God (in Christ) give Himself to die for us so that He might justify us without in any way compromising His justice and perfect love?

The cross event demonstrates that God has done everything that could be done to mitigate and eliminate evil, but without destroying the context for the flourishing of genuine love. If there had been any preferable avenue available to God, would He not have chosen it? While people suffer greatly in this cosmic conflict, God Himself suffers most of all. When we look at the Cross, we can, indeed, see what suffering and pain sin has brought to God Himself. Yet, so sacred was the freedom inherent in love that Christ was willing to endure this in our behalf.

Read Isaiah 53:4. Whose “griefs” and “sorrows” did Christ bear on the cross? What should this tell us about all that God has done for us and what salvation has cost Him?

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Source: https://ssnet.org/blog/25a-11-christs-parable-of-the-vineyard/

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This Mission Could Change Millions | Adventist World Radio Leads the Way

March 11, 2025 By admin



On the Frontlines of Evangelism! 🌍 Adventist World Radio is leading a powerful mission in Bogotá, Colombia, distributing 5 million gospel tracts—with a goal of reaching half a million people in just days! Each tract is packed with resources, including Bible studies and evangelistic series, bringing truth and hope to those searching. 📖 People are reading the tracts everywhere—and some have even expressed a desire to return to church! Will you join us in this global mission? 🙏 Pray for the work happening on the frontlines and consider joining an upcoming mission trip. Be part of the movement to share the gospel with the world! 🔗 Join the next mission trip: awr.org/missiontrips #AWR360 #AWRMissionTrips Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYvjGs4FSII

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God First: Your Daily Prayer Meeting #939

March 11, 2025 By admin



"If you believe, you will receive whatever you ask for in prayer" (Matthew 21:22, NIV). 
Tag someone in need of prayer, and kindly share your prayer requests here:
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AdventInnovate: The Enclave

March 10, 2025 By admin

The Enclave is a stress recovery facility with a network of programs, resources, and spaces, to help guests unwind and decompress. It combines the services of a counseling center, and a yoga/meditation studio, with a Himalayan salt suite, an indoor garden, a beach room, massage chairs and other relaxation spaces. There is also a free […] Source: https://atoday.org/adventinnovate-creators-lab-2/

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11: What More Cold I Have Done? — It Is Written — Discussion with the Author

March 10, 2025 By admin

Join It Is Written Sabbath School host Eric Flickinger and this quarter’s author, John C. Peckham, as they provide additional insights into this week’s Sabbath School lesson.”

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Source: https://ssnet.org/blog/11-what-more-cold-i-have-done-it-is-written-discussion-with-the-author/

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11: What More Could I Have Done? – Hope Sabbath School Video Discussion

March 10, 2025 By admin

View an in-depth discussion of What More Could I have Done? in the Hope Sabbath School class led by Pastor Derek Morris.
Click on the image below to view the video:

With thanks to Hope Channel – Television that will change your life.

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Romani 12:12 – Apri la porta del tuo cuore

March 10, 2025 By admin



“Siate allegri nella speranza, pazienti nella tribolazione, perseveranti nella preghiera”. 📖 Romani 12:12
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💌 Apri la porta del tuo cuore
🗣 Speaker: Davide Scimenes Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZLODVMjklE

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Lesson 11.What More Could I Have Done? | 11.3 The Song of My Beloved | THE GOD OF LOVE AND JUSTICE | LIVING FAITH

March 10, 2025 By admin

11.3 The Song of My Beloved
God’s Perfect Love and Justice
Read Isaiah 5:1–4. Who is speaking in these verses? Whom is Isaiah referring to? Who do the vineyard and the vineyard owner represent? What does the vineyard owner’s conduct mean for the vineyard? What is the outcome?
Isaiah 5:1–4 is a moving allegory about God’s relationship with His people. The vineyard owner is God, the vineyard represents His people, and the fruits stand for the spiritual results of their lives. God has done everything to make His vineyard flourish—He has tended it, protected it, and provided everything necessary for good growth. Yet instead of producing good grapes, the vineyard yields bad, rotten fruit.
This imagery powerfully demonstrates that God reveals His justice and love not only in the cosmic struggle but also in a very personal way in people’s lives. He gives them freedom, supplies them with everything they need, and continually invites them to bear good fruit—that is, to live in His truth and love. However, if people turn away from Him, the fault does not lie with God but with the decision of His people to distance themselves from Him.
The central question in Isaiah 5:4 is deeply moving: “What more could have been done for my vineyard that I have not done?” This question is addressed not only to Israel but to each one of us. God has done everything to show us the way to salvation—through His Word, His Spirit, and above all through the sacrifice of Jesus. If people still produce bad fruit, it is not due to a deficiency on God’s part, but to the individual’s own choice.
This passage teaches us two things:
  1. God’s love is perfect and just – He does not impose Himself on anyone but lovingly invites them.
  2. Our responsibility is real – What we do with the gifts and care God provides is up to us.
Ultimately, this text calls us to examine our own lives: What fruit do we bear? Are they good fruits that reflect God’s love—or are they bad fruits born of self-will and selfishness?
When one considers the cross, on which God offered Himself as a sacrifice for all our sins, how then do His words “What more could be done for my vineyard that I have not done?” take on an extraordinarily profound meaning?
The words “What more could be done for my vineyard that I have not done?” (Isaiah 5:4) gain deep and moving significance when contemplating the cross.
  • God had already given His people everything—His love, His guidance, His commandments, His prophets. Yet the ultimate sign of His love was the cross of Jesus Christ. There, God definitively revealed that He withheld nothing, but gave Himself as a sacrifice to save humanity.
  1. The Cross as the Highest Act of Love
    • Jesus, the Creator of the universe, voluntarily took on the penalty of sin (Romans 5:8).
    • He endured the worst suffering—not only physically but also spiritually, experiencing separation from the Father (Matthew 27:46).
    • He could have saved Himself, but He remained on the cross to save us.
When God asks in Isaiah what more He could have done, it shows the depth of His care. He not only created good conditions for His “vineyard” but also came to earth Himself to die for His creation. Is there a greater love than this?
  1. The Urgency of the Decision
    • God’s question is not addressed solely to Israel but to each individual: “What more could I do?”
    • The cross is the irrefutable proof that God has given everything—now it is up to us to respond.
    • Anyone who rejects the sacrifice of Christ cannot claim that God did not do enough.
  2. Our Personal Connection to the Cross
    • This question should make us reflect: What fruit do we produce in our lives?
    • The cross calls us to a decision: Do we accept God’s love, or do we remain barren?
    • If God was willing to give everything for us, are we then willing to give our lives to Him?
Conclusion
The cross answers the question from Isaiah 5:4 once and for all: God truly did everything possible to save us. There is no greater love, no greater dedication. Now it is up to us to respond—with faith, gratitude, and a life that produces good fruit.
The vineyard of God is not only a metaphor for the people of Israel but for every believer. God has provided us with everything needed for a fruitful spiritual life. But what do we do with this care?
  1. Recognizing God’s Provision in Everyday Life
    • Each day is a new opportunity to use God’s gifts: His love, His Word, His Spirit.
    • Our lives should bear “good fruit”—that is, to live in love, justice, and truth (Galatians 5:22-23).
    • When we face difficulties, we must not think that God has abandoned us. He has already shown us the way—especially through the cross.
  2. Taking Responsibility for Our Decisions
    • God does not impose Himself on anyone—we have the choice to accept or reject His love.
    • In everyday life, this means: Do we follow His will or our own?
    • Good fruit does not come by chance, but through an intimate connection with Christ (John 15:4-5).
  3. The Cross as a Daily Decision
    • The sacrifice of Jesus was the ultimate proof of God’s love—how do we respond?
    • We must examine our hearts: Does our life bear fruit that honors God, or “rotten grapes” like selfishness, pride, and unbelief?
    • Every small decision matters—in our words, our behavior toward others, and in our trust in God’s guidance.
Conclusion
God has already done everything to show us the way to Him. Now it is up to us to respond. Our daily life is the soil in which our spiritual life grows—the question is: Do we bear good fruit, or do we let God’s care go unutilized?
The cross reminds us every day: God holds nothing back—shouldn’t we do the same?

God did everything to save us—now it is up to us to accept His love and bear fruit.

Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/lesson-11-what-more-could-i-have-done-11-3-the-song-of-my-beloved-the-god-of-love-and-justice-living-faith/

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