Opportunities in our lives often have expiration dates attached. We can’t delay when God prompts us to move: Start a project. Redeem a relationship. Stop something. We’re so delighted you’ve found AT1. From our inspirational message, to our thought-provoking AT Trending News, to our melodic moment of music, we trust this short program adds […] Source: https://atoday.org/at1-may-14-2021/
Venerdi 14 maggio 2021
Giovanni 10:11-15 – Io sono il buon pastore; il buon pastore dà la sua vita per le pecore. Il mercenario, che non è pastore, a cui non appartengono le pecore, vede venire il lupo, abbandona le pecore e si dà alla fuga (e il lupo le rapisce e disperde), perché è mercenario e non si cura delle pecore. Io sono il buon pastore, e conosco le mie, e le mie conoscono me, come il Padre mi conosce e io conosco il Padre, e do la mia vita per le pecore. Meditazione giornaliera Apri la porta del tuo cuore. In studio Benjamin Dwomoh Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypVO-Bde9Lc
Seeking an Understanding, by Seth Pierce
13 May 2021 Seeking an Understanding, by Seth Pierce, 2020. Published by AdventSource (5120 Prescott Avenue Lincoln, NE 68506) 140 pages. Reviewed by Lindsey Painter If you’ve ever met Dr. Pierce, or heard him speak, you will not be surprised that he has written a book urging Seventh-day Adventists to communicate with one another better. […] Source: https://atoday.org/seeking-an-understanding-by-seth-pierce/
Single Parenting, Domestic Violence, and Sabbath as a Delight
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Lockdown Cannot Stop Fiji Adventists from Sharing Hope, Leaders Say
News Briefs for May 13, 2021
News reports from Kenya; Chico, California; Paradise Adventist Academy; Tanzania and the North American Division (NAD): A Facebook complaint from an unmarried Adventist woman in Kenya was picked up by Tuko, a national news site after the woman complained that single Adventist men were ignoring their single female counterparts in church. Obuba Kwamboka Naumy complained […] Source: https://atoday.org/news-briefs-for-may-13-2021/
You are invited to the Global Virtual Camp-Meeting
Greetings, friends! When you hear the term, “Camp Meeting,” what comes to mind? Depending what part of the world you are in, you might be thinking of tents and sawdust. Or trees and lakes. Or some oth……
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Answer the Call
The days when you’re “not feeling it” leave you weak, helpless, and empty—like a dried-up sponge on a scorching summer day. Sometimes all it takes to pull you out of your slump is a simple call from a friend; however, when you’re not feeling it, answering the call means listening to your better judgement. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTK_jqazYlw
il nome del Padre “IL NOSTRO NOME”
Versetto introduttivo luca 10:20 Meditazione a cura di: SANTA ABIUSI Registrato presso: BARI il 01/05/2021 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKsTPo_cjtQ
Inside Story: Columbia ~ “Let’s Go to Church”
“Let’s Go to Church!”
By Andrew McChesney, Adventist Mission
Something curious happened once Dr. Hernando Díaz began working at the Seventh-day Adventist clinic on the campus of Colombia Adventist University in Medellin, Colombia. He couldn’t stop praising God.
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Hernando had long been a Christian, but he had never loved God so much. When no one would hire him as a physician, the Adventist Medical Center offered him a flexible schedule that allowed him to spend as much time as he needed with his critically ill 2-year-old son, Samuel.
His love for God overflowed. He prayed with every patient who consented. He told everyone who would listen that God had miraculously saved his son’s life and marvelously provided him with the job at the clinic. He invited people to the university church, where he and his family regularly worshiped on Sabbath even though they weren’t Adventists.
One Sabbath after his baptism, Hernando stopped at a red light as he was driving the family to church. A street vendor approached the car holding packs of chewing gum for sale. The sight was typical in Medellin, but Hernando had an unusual response. When he rolled down the window, the street vendor eagerly came up to him, hoping to make a sale. Hernando didn’t mention the chewing gum at all. “Let’s go to church!” he said.
The street vendor didn’t hesitate. “Let’s go!” he said.
Hernando could tell from the street vendor’s accent that he was from Venezuela. Thousands of Venezuelans have crossed the border into neighboring Colombia to look for work amid an economic crisis at home.
Hernando shared his personal testimony with the street vendor as they traveled to the university church.
The next Sabbath, the Venezuelan man returned to church with his own family. He and his family never missed a Sabbath. He now cooks and sells food on the street outside the Adventist Medical Center, using a food cart donated by church members. He and his family are taking baptismal classes. Hernando is praying that the family will give their hearts to Jesus, joining the six other people who have been baptized through his efforts.
Hernando said it isn’t difficult to lead people to Jesus. He follows the instructions that Jesus gave to the formerly demon-possessed man: “Go home to your friends, and tell them what great things the Lord has done for you, and how He has had compassion on you” (Mark 5:19; NKJV).
“I haven’t stopped glorying God with my personal testimony,” Hernando said. “It has touched many hearts.”
This quarter’s Thirteenth Sabbath Offering will help open a missionary training center at Colombia Adventist University.
Produced by the General Conference Office of Adventist Mission. Find more mission stories at adventistmission[dot]org
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