Maybe you used to make mistakes. Maybe they were big. Sure, maybe people from your past still like to throw mud at you. Jesus doesn't. He wants you to come to Him just as you are. Share this with someone who needs the reminder that the windshield is bigger than the rearview mirror for a reason. Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_5bFvd0DKQY
Comments of the Week May 25-31, 2026
Comments of the Week May 25-31, 2026 “And they are recommended by EGW! She says they promote a healthy libido. I believe her words were, ‘they stimulate the animal passions’” –Frank Spangler on Loma Linda University Health Study Links Egg Consumption to Better Brain Health Comments on Wishing for the World to End is Selfish; […] Source: https://atoday.org/comments-of-the-week-may25-31/
La policía detiene a un sospechoso implicado en un caso de acoso prolongado relacionado con la Universidad Adventista del Sur
COLLEGEDALE, TN – Un antiguo estudiante de la Universidad Adventista del Sur ha sido detenido tras una investigación de casi dos años sobre una serie de mensajes amenazantes dirigidos a la universidad y a las autoridades policiales, según un reportaje de WTVC. Michael Whitfield Hanna, de 26 años, fue detenido en abril por el Departamento […] Source: https://atoday.org/la-policia-detiene-a-un-sospechoso-implicado-en-un-caso-de-acoso-prolongado-relacionado-con-la-universidad-adventista-del-sur/
Who Rules Your Life?
Something is shaping your thoughts every day. Is it God, or distractions that keep stealing your focus? What leads your life will shape your future. Choose wisely today. Send this to someone who needs this reminder. Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/RP7awqqBmK4
Monday: Holy Spirit Promptings
Daily Lesson for Monday 1st of June 2026
As he thought about the distance between himself and his wife, he knew that he had been wrong. He’d been unkind and harsh and had said some things he’d regretted. Yet, his next thought was, Didn’t she deserve it, even a little bit?
Is this thought process familiar to you? It’s easy to flip from a sense of remorse to a justification of our thoughts and actions. It’s not always easy to say, “I’m sorry . . .” when we have done wrong, yet this is so essential to rebuilding or strengthening any relationship.
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The same is true of us and God. The Holy Spirit often prompts our minds to think about the sins that we commit. Our hearts are moved because of these promptings, but it can be easy to push away that still, small voice as we justify why we acted a certain way. One of the roles of the Holy Spirit is to “ ‘convict the world of sin’ ” (John 16:8, NKJV). What an incredible gift from God (Luke 11:13), for we need such convictions to repair the distance that can creep into our walk with Him!
Read Hosea 6:1-11. What specifically do you notice here about how God describes Himself in His appeal for repentance?
Consider the role of the Holy Spirit in the process of grafting us back onto the Vine (John 15:4). “We often sorrow because our evil deeds bring unpleasant consequences to ourselves; but this is not repentance. Real sorrow for sin is the result of the working of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit reveals the ingratitude of the heart that has slighted and grieved the Saviour, and brings us in contrition to the foot of the cross. By every sin Jesus is wounded afresh; . . . we mourn for the sins that have brought anguish upon Him. Such mourning will lead to the renunciation of sin.”—Ellen G. White, The Desire of Ages, p. 300.
The truth is, we can’t grow in our relationship with God when chosen and cherished sins stand between us and Him. We’ve all fallen short of the glory of God, but we can—and should—repent of our sins when the Holy Spirit brings them into our minds (Ephesians 4:30).
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When did you last hear a rebuke or a call to repentance? How did you respond? Spend some time right now in prayer, asking God to soften your heart and open your ears to His voice in His Word this week. |
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