30 September 2021 | Read this paper for our class this week. To believe is to wrestle with God. It is in the moments when we question God, when we doubt God, that we are closest to God. But that’s often not how righteousness by faith is presented or understood. Sola fide, the central doctrine […] Source: https://atoday.org/righteousness-by-faith-is-a-wrestling-match-with-god/
Quello che ho te lo do
Versetto introduttivo: Luca 2: 46-48 In occasione dell'inizio del nuovo anno di A.I.S.A., la meditazione è presentata dal responsabile, il fratello Marco Rodriguez. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3hQIHBw2xY
Where Are We Adventists Headed with Doctrines and Creeds?
By Edison García-Creitoff | 30 September 2021 | It is May 1863. Hiram Edson, James White, his wife Ellen, John Andrews, and John Norton Loughborough, and many others, are meeting to define the course of a movement that took root around 1840 with the idea that Jesus Christ is returning soon, and that everything possible […] Source: https://atoday.org/where-are-we-adventists-headed-with-doctrines-and-creeds/
Denny – “His Plan is Better” (short)
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Mettere Dio al primo posto – 1 – 2 ottobre 2021
Mini devotional n. 1 – Mettere Dio al primo posto – Cosa possiamo imparare da Ace e Roenna Sintos Collocare Dio al primo posto può essere difficile. Cosa possiamo imparare da Gesù per riuscire a raggiungere oggi questo scopo nella nostra vita? Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2LtLZyVloI
Daily Living | Reconciliation Day | More Than an Orange Shirt
Truth and Reconciliation Day is an official holiday in Canada focused on reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. This Day gives Canadians a time to learn about and reflect on a tragic, dark chapter in our country’s history and to commemorate the survivors, their families, and their communities. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxMYFW4zyCo
1.PREAMBLE TO DEUTERONOMY – PRESENT TRUTH IN DEUTERONOMY | Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A.
Series PRESENT TRUTH IN DEUTERONOMY with Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A. |
1.PREAMBLE TO DEUTERONOMY |
The book Deuteronomy is the main work of the prophet. Full of value. |
Memory Text:
1 John 4:8 – He who does not love does not know God, for God is love.
Content:
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Love, to be loved
1.2 The Fall and the Flood
1.3 The Call of Abram
1.4 The Covenant at Sinai
1.5 Apostasy and Punishment
1.6 Summary
My God bless you today and always.
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News Briefs for September 30, 2021
News reports from La Sierra University; North American Division; South Pacific Division; Euro-Asia Division. From North American Division News: An annual college guide published Sept. 21, 2021, by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and Times Higher Education (THE) has once again ranked La Sierra University No. 1 in the nation for its “Environment,” a classification that […] Source: https://atoday.org/news-briefs-for-september-30-2021/
1.6 Summary – PREAMBLE TO DEUTERONOMY | Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A.
Series PRESENT TRUTH IN DEUTERONOMY with Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A. |
1.PREAMBLE TO DEUTERONOMY |
The book Deuteronomy is the main work of the prophet. Full of value. |
Memory Text:
1 John 4:8 – He who does not love does not know God, for God is love.
1.6 Summary
The history of God`s people is full of surprising moments, going up and down all the time.
My God bless you today and always.
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Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/1-6-summary-preamble-to-deuteronomy-pastor-kurt-piesslinger-m-a/
Inside Story: South Korea ~ I Met Jesus at the Shop
I Met Jesus at the Shop
By Hong Soon-mi
It didn’t seem that life could get much worse. My husband was stricken with bone-marrow cancer. Then his parents died. I had to pay for my mother-in-law’s funeral on my own and then take on responsibility for my family’s livelihood.
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Sometimes I didn’t even have 1000 Korean won (U.S.$1) to pay for my son’s school supplies. My salary wasn’t enough to cover my husband’s hospital bills. Every day, I worried that I wouldn’t have enough rice to feed my family. I wept. I felt so alone.
Then I met Park Yeon-sook. She wasn’t a relative or even a friend, but she tried to cheer me up. She saw that I was struggling financially, and she gave me additional work at her shop in Hanam, a suburb of South Korea’s capital, Seoul. The extra money helped pay for living expenses and hospital bills.
I was so grateful for the work. But I noticed something unusual about Yeon-sook. She seemed happier than other people. I thought this was strange, but I was greatly moved by her joy.
As I got to know her, I saw that she went to church on Saturdays. She didn’t worry about the income that she lost by closing her shop once a week. I was an atheist, but I wanted to go to church with her and find out why she had such joy and peace.
Yeon-sook never invited me to her Seventh-day Adventist church, but I resolved in my heart to go. So I started studying the Bible on my own. As I learned about God, the peace of heaven came into my life. I gave my heart to Jesus and joined West Hanam Seventh-day Adventist Church, where I now serve as a deaconess together with Yeon-sook.
There are many things that I don’t know, but I believe in God from the bottom of my heart. Yeon-sook never spoke to me about Jesus a lot, but I saw Jesus in her life. The same Jesus whom I met through her life is living in my heart today.
This year, my husband and son also were baptized and joined the Adventist family. It doesn’t seem that life can get much better. Thanks be to God for reaching my family through Yeon-sook and her shop.
This mission story illustrates Mission Objective No. 1 of the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s “I Will Go” strategic plan: “To revive the concept of worldwide mission and sacrifice for mission as a way of life involving not only pastors but every church member.” Learn more at IWillGo2020.org. This quarter, your Thirteenth Sabbath offering will support two mission projects in South Korea. Read more about Yeon-sook next week.
Produced by the General Conference Office of Adventist Mission. Find more mission stories at adventistmission[dot]org
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