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Worship Mar 15, 2025 | The 7 Last Plagues, PART II — Pr. Michael Pedrin

March 13, 2025 By admin



The 7 Last Plagues, PART II — Pr. Michael Pedrin
Study: Lesson 11, What More Could I Have Done? — Sanjay Chavan THANK YOU for your continued financial support of our Media Ministries. Please donate by visiting "https://adventistgiving.org/#/org/ANB4RC/envelope/start" and select “Media Ministries”. Connect With Us
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Geremia 31:3 – Apri la porta del tuo cuore

March 13, 2025 By admin



“Da tempi lontani il Signore mi è apparso. ‘Sì, io ti amo di un amore eterno; perciò, ti prolungo la mia bontà’”. 📖 Geremia 31:3  
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💌 Apri la porta del tuo cuore
🗣 Speaker: Gioia Comia Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUygGnXtnrU

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Lesson 11.What More Could I Have Done? | 11.6 Summary | THE GOD OF LOVE AND JUSTICE | LIVING FAITH

March 13, 2025 By admin

11.6 Summary
God’s Perfect Love and Justice
Lesson 11 deals with the question of whether God could have done more to reveal His love, justice, and truth. Through various biblical texts, it becomes clear that God gave everything to save humanity and to justify His name.
  1. Christ the Conqueror (11.1)
    • Jesus has already defeated the enemy (1 Corinthians 15:57).
    • The cross shows that Satan is a defeated foe, even though he still operates.
    • Our daily trust in Christ determines whether we stand on the winning side.
  2. The Righteous One and the Justifier (11.2)
    • The cross refutes Satan’s lies and demonstrates God’s perfect justice and love (Romans 3:25–26; 5:8).
    • Christ took our guilt upon Himself – this is the highest proof of God’s faithfulness and love.
  3. The Song of My Beloved Friend (11.3)
    • Isaiah 5 shows that God provided everything for His “vineyard” (His people), yet they produced bad fruit.
    • The question “What more could I have done?” is answered at the cross: God did everything.
  4. Christ’s Parable of the Vineyard (11.4)
    • Matthew 21:33–39 shows that people rejected God’s love and even killed His Son.
    • Yet God’s plan of redemption remains: He withheld nothing, but gave Himself completely.
  5. The Justification of God’s Name (11.5)
    • God’s name was attacked by Satan, yet the cross and the plan of redemption show that God is perfectly just and loving.
    • At the end of time, the entire universe will acknowledge that God’s ways are just (Revelation 15:3; 19:1–6).
Conclusion
God did everything to save humanity. The cross is the irrefutable proof of His infinite love and justice. Now it is up to us to respond – with faith, gratitude, and a life that bears good fruit.
Lesson 11 shows us that God held nothing back in saving us. His love, justice, and faithfulness are finally proven through the cross. Yet this truth is not only about the past – it has direct implications for our daily lives and our faith.
  1. Trusting in God’s Plan, Even When We Do Not Understand Everything
    • In life, we often encounter suffering, doubt, or injustice. Sometimes we ask, “Why does God allow this?”
    • The cross reminds us that God loves us unconditionally and remains faithful, even when we do not understand everything.
    • If God died for us, we can trust Him even in difficult times.
  2. Every Day Is a Decision for or Against Christ
    • In the cosmic conflict between good and evil, there is no neutrality – our words, deeds, and thoughts reveal whether we are on God’s side.
    • Small decisions are important: honesty, patience, forgiveness, and neighborly love are “good fruit” that show we live from God (John 15:4–5).
    • Our response to challenges shows whether we trust in God’s truth.
  3. The Cross as the Foundation for Our Actions
    • God first loved us (1 John 4:19), therefore we should also treat our fellow human beings with love – even when they hurt us.
    • God’s forgiveness on the cross teaches us to forgive others instead of harboring bitterness (Ephesians 4:32).
    • The sacrifice of Jesus challenges us to live selflessly and not only pursue our own desires.
  4. Hope for the Final Victory
    • We live in a world full of injustice, yet evil does not have the last word!
    • God’s name will be justified, and everyone will recognize that He was always just and loving.
    • This assurance gives us courage to remain faithful, even when our faith is challenged by injustice or suffering.
Conclusion
God did everything to save us – now it is up to us to respond. Our everyday life is the arena where our faith becomes visible. Do we trust God? Do we live His love? Are we ready to bear fruit for Him?
The cross not only changes the past – it transforms our today and our tomorrow.

God gave everything to save us – now it is our turn to respond with trust and love.

Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/lesson-11-what-more-could-i-have-done-11-6-summary-the-god-of-love-and-justice-living-faith/

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14.03.2025 – 1 Peter Chapter 5 | BELIEVE HIS PROPHETS

March 13, 2025 By admin

March 14, 2024
DAILY BIBLE READING – 1 Peter Chapter 5
1 The elders which are among you I exhort, who am also an elder, and a witness of the sufferings of Christ, and also a partaker of the glory that shall be revealed:
2 Feed the flock of God which is among you, taking the oversight thereof, not by constraint, but willingly; not for filthy lucre, but of a ready mind;
3 Neither as being lords over God’s heritage, but being examples to the flock.
4 And when the chief Shepherd shall appear, ye shall receive a crown of glory that fadeth not away.
5 Likewise, ye younger, submit yourselves unto the elder. Yea, all of you be subject one to another, and be clothed with humility: for God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble.
6 Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time:
7 Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.
8 Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:
9 Whom resist stedfast in the faith, knowing that the same afflictions are accomplished in your brethren that are in the world.
10 But the God of all grace, who hath called us unto his eternal glory by Christ Jesus, after that ye have suffered a while, make you perfect, stablish, strengthen, settle you.
11 To him be glory and dominion for ever and ever. Amen.
12 By Silvanus, a faithful brother unto you, as I suppose, I have written briefly, exhorting, and testifying that this is the true grace of God wherein ye stand.
13 The church that is at Babylon, elected together with you, saluteth you; and so doth Marcus my son.
14 Greet ye one another with a kiss of charity. Peace be with you all that are in Christ Jesus. Amen.
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Commentary
Introduction
The fifth and final section of the First Epistle of Peter is addressed particularly to the elders and the entire congregation. Peter, as a fellow elder and witness to the sufferings of Christ, exhorts the church leaders to carry out their responsibilities with dedication, humility, and as role models. At the same time, he calls the younger members and the whole community to humility and trust in God. A central exhortation is to remain vigilant against the enemy, who prowls around like a roaring lion. The passage concludes with an encouraging blessing, emphasizing God’s eternal glory and reminding believers of the grace in which they stand.
Commentary
1.Exhortation to the Elders (Verses 1-4)
  • Peter speaks as a fellow elder rather than a ruler, showing his close connection with church leaders.
  • The elders are called to shepherd Christ’s flock, not out of compulsion or selfish gain, but with a sincere heart.
  • They should not dominate the people but rather be examples for the congregation.
  • The reward for faithful leadership will be the imperishable crown of glory when Christ returns.
2.Call to Humility and Trust in God (Verses 5-7)
  • The younger members should submit to the elders and interact with one another in humility.
  • Humility is emphasized as a key Christian virtue: “God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble” (v. 5).
  • Believers should cast their anxieties on God because He cares for them (v. 7).
3.Warning Against the Devil and Steadfastness in Faith (Verses 8-9)
  • Peter urges sobriety and vigilance because the devil prowls like a roaring lion.
  • Believers should resist him, standing firm in faith, knowing that fellow Christians worldwide face similar sufferings.
4.Blessing and Final Greetings (Verses 10-14)
  • God, who has called believers to eternal glory, will strengthen, establish, and restore them after a short period of suffering (v. 10).
  • The letter was delivered by Silvanus, described as a faithful brother.
  • Peter sends greetings from “Babylon” (likely Rome) and mentions Mark.
  • He concludes with a wish for peace to all who are in Christ.
Summary
1 Peter 5 emphasizes the role of elders as humble shepherds who must lead their flock with love and dedication. The congregation is called to humility and trust in God, who resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. Peter also warns against the devil, urging steadfastness in faith. Finally, he assures Christians that their suffering is temporary and that God will strengthen and establish them. The letter concludes with a blessing and personal greetings.

 

 

WEEKLY SPIRIT OF PROPHECY READING – Ellen White | Steps to Christ
Chapter 8—Growing Up Into Christ

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Commentary
Introduction
Spiritual growth in Christ is a central theme of the Christian life. Chapter 8 describes this growth using natural imagery such as birth, plants, and light, to illustrate how a believer matures in relationship with Christ. It makes clear that no one can generate spiritual life or bring themselves to salvation by their own efforts—only through Christ is true growth possible. By remaining in Him, we receive strength, joy, and steadfastness in faith. The invitation to complete surrender to Christ and to trust in His guidance lies at the heart of this chapter.
Commentary
1.Spiritual Growth as God’s Work (Introduction)
  • The Bible compares spiritual growth to a birth (1 Peter 2:2) and to the growth of a seed (Ephesians 4:15).
  • No one can produce life by their own power—just as spiritual life cannot arise without God’s work (John 3:3).
  • Growth in Christ is not the result of human effort but of divine influence.
2.The Necessity of Connection with Christ
  • Plants grow through light, water, and nourishment—likewise, the believer needs Christ as the “Sun of Righteousness” (Isaiah 60:19).
  • Jesus emphasizes: “Remain in me”—without Him, a person cannot bear fruit (John 15:4–5).
  • Many attempt to live righteously by their own strength, yet Christ is the only path to holiness.
3.Daily Surrender to God as the Key to Growth
  • Daily prayer and complete surrender to God are essential for growth in faith.
  • The relationship with Christ must be consistent and alive—He should not only be present at the beginning and end of our lives, but at every moment (Psalm 16:8).
  • Our hope does not lie in ourselves but in Christ, who connects our weakness with His strength.
4.The Danger of Self-Centeredness and Distraction by Satan
  • Satan constantly tries to divert the believer’s gaze from Christ—whether through worries, fears, or worldly temptations.
  • The only security lies in complete dependence on Christ—not in self-reflection or self-doubt (Galatians 2:20).
  • True spiritual growth occurs through trust, obedience, and continual connection with Christ.
5.The Examples of the First Disciples and Their Deep Fellowship with Christ
  • The disciples grew through daily fellowship with Christ and were changed by the Holy Spirit.
  • John, the disciple whom Jesus loved, was transformed by closeness to Christ from an ambitious and fiery man into a symbol of love.
  • This deep spiritual fellowship with Christ is still available to every believer today.
6.The Ongoing Presence of Christ in Our Lives
  • After His ascension, Jesus remained united with His disciples through the Holy Spirit—He remains in the hearts of believers today in the same way.
  • Life in Christ means not only following Him, but fully uniting oneself with Him.
  • Christ is the author and finisher of our faith (Ephesians 4:15)—in Him lies our entire hope for growth and perfection.
Summary
Chapter 8 underscores the importance of spiritual growth in Christ. It shows that this growth is not achieved through human effort but solely through connection with Christ. Just as plants need light, water, and nourishment to thrive, the believer needs Christ as the source of life. Walking daily with Christ, engaging in consistent prayer, and surrendering fully to Him lead to spiritual maturity. The disciples of Jesus are an example of how close fellowship with Christ can completely transform a person’s nature. The invitation is: “Remain in me”—whoever remains in Christ grows in faith, bears fruit, and is transformed into His image.

Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/14-03-2025-1-peter-chapter-5-believe-his-prophets/

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News Briefs from Malaysia, Southern Adventist University, & ADRA Spain

March 13, 2025 By admin

13 March 2025 | News from Malaysia “On January 26, 2025, the Seremban Seventh-day Adventist Church organized a community engagement initiative in Kg. Palebar Baru, Port Dickson, bringing together over 30 church volunteers and 85 Orang Asli participants in an effort to foster stronger connections and provide practical support.” Read the full article here. News […] Source: https://atoday.org/news-briefs-13-march-2025/

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Do Girls Just Wanna Have Fun?

March 13, 2025 By admin

by Melody Tan  |  13 March 2025  | My son used to take offense to Cyndi Lauper’s 1980s hit, “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.” This, coming from a then-four- or five-year-old: “Are girls the only ones who can have fun? What about the boys?” he would say. As he got older and exposed to […] Source: https://atoday.org/do-girls-just-wanna-have-fun/

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Demolición de las estatuas de Elías y Eliseo en la Universidad Adventista del Sur

March 13, 2025 By admin

Después de 15 años, el 19 de febrero la Universidad Adventista del Sur decidió retirar las dos estatuas de granito de Elías y Eliseo. La demolición, que duró cuatro días, fue una decisión difícil y largamente debatida. Según Marty Hamilton, vicepresidente asociado de administración financiera, el Comité de Arte Público de Southern decidió retirar las […] Source: https://atoday.org/demolicion-de-las-estatuas-de-elias-y-eliseo-en-la-universidad-adventista-del-sur/

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Programa de ADRA mejora la alfabetización en El Salvador

March 13, 2025 By admin

Mil ocho adultos se graduaron el 2 de febrero del programa de alfabetización de la Agencia Adventista de Desarrollo y Recursos Asistenciales (ADRA) en El Salvador. Los certificados fueron por completar programas de lectura y escritura, ofreciendo la oportunidad de continuar su educación. Según un artículo de Adventist Review «En asociación con el Ministerio de […] Source: https://atoday.org/programa-de-adra-mejora-la-alfabetizacion-en-el-salvador/

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Inside Story: The Persistent Mother: Part 3

March 13, 2025 By admin

Inside Story for Friday 14th of March 2025

By Andrew McChesney

Pediatrician Colette Reahl hoped to bring the 13-year-old Alaska Native girl home before the Sabbath hours. She had told Matrona that she was a Seventh-day Adventist, but it seemed like a good idea to get settled at home in Anchorage before spending their first Sabbath together.

Alaskan adoption authorities, however, had other ideas. They told Colette that she could take the girl on Sabbath.

Colette and Matrona

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The day before the big move, Colette called Matrona at her facility in Anchorage. “I usually go to church on Sabbath,” she said. “Would you like to go with me?”

“No,” Matrona said.

When Matrona arrived the next morning, she announced that she wanted to watch television.

“On Sabbaths in my house, we watch Christian-themed shows or nature videos,” Colette replied.

Matrona was surprised. She asked if she could watch an animated tele­vision show about wild animals instead.

Colette and Matrona got to spend two months of quality time together in Anchorage before moving to Bethel, where Colette had a new job at a hospital. During that time, they developed routines and built their relationship. They had morning and evening worship, and Matrona grew spiritually.

Today, Matrona is 15, and she loves living in Bethel, where she goes to homeschool, takes piano lessons, has many friends, and is actively involved in the life of Bethel Seventh-day Adventist Church.

“God just orchestrated everything,” said Colette, who, in addition to working as a pediatrician, serves as a Bible worker and coleader of the church.

“The sassy Matrona whom I first met on the phone is very different from the Matrona now,” she said. “She is a leader for the kids at church and in the community. I see God working in her life and maturing her faith.”

Matrona expressed gratitude for Colette’s persistent phone calls and now her persistent love as a mother. “If she hadn’t tried and tried to get through to me, I wouldn’t know who God is,” she said.

She said God used Colette to change her life. “How she found me was no coincidence,” she said. “I feel that God led her to me and God led me to her. God has brought me to a good place and given me peace.”

This mission story offers an inside look at Bethel (Alaska) Seventh-day Adventist Church, which received part of a 2024 Thirteenth Sabbath Offering. Thank you for helping spread the gospel with this quarter’s Thirteenth Sabbath Offering on March 29.

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Friday: Further Thought – What More Could I Have Done?

March 13, 2025 By admin

Daily Lesson for Friday 14th of March 2025

Read Ellen G. White, “The Reward of Earnest Effort,” Pages 285–288, in Testimonies for the Church, vol. 9,

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“All that has perplexed us in the providences of God will in the world to come be made plain. The things hard to be understood will then find explanation. The mysteries of grace will unfold before us. Where our finite minds discovered only confusion and broken promises, we shall see the most perfect and beautiful harmony. We shall know that infinite love ordered the experiences that seemed most trying. As we realize the tender care of Him who makes all things work together for our good, we shall rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory.”—Ellen G. White, Testimonies for the Church, vol. 9, p. 286.

Discussion Questions

  1. Have you been perplexed in trying to understand the providences of God? How does it comfort you to know that all such things will be made plain in the end?
  2. Ponder what Christ gave up in order to become human and to die for this world. Further reflect on what this tells us about God’s love and whether God can be trusted. What more could He do?
  3. What is so important about God’s “name”? What implications does this have for those of us who call ourselves Christian? In what ways have Christians sometimes brought disrepute on the name of Christ, and what can we do in our local communities to show people what following Christ looks like in practice?
  4. In the end, even our best “answers” relative to the problem of evil are incomplete for now. What can we do in practice to draw close to those who are suffering and be agents of relieving suffering in this world as we await the final, eschatological solution to the problem of evil that only God can bring?
  5. Dwell more on Isaiah 53:4, on the fact that Christ bore our “griefs” and “sorrows.” What happened corporately at the Cross that helps us understand the plan of salvation and what it cost God to save us?

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