What should I do with my money? It's a hard question to answer. Perhaps this is such a hard question because it’s the wrong one to ask. All financial resources actually belong to God. Tithing is a system that reminds us of this and teaches us to be good stewards. Blog: https://www.ibelievebible.com/tithing/ ___
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Do you ever feel like you’ve been working hard, you’ve followed where the Lord has led, and yet–your dreams are not coming true, you’re not getting that job, finding love, or moving ahead in your life. This week Sam and Jennifer speak to author and educator Heather Thompson Day about her new book, “It’s Not Your Turn” which offers counsel to those who are waiting for a breakthrough. SHOW NOTES:
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When and where were camels extensively used in the Middle East? This is an issue that some scholars are debating and the evidence tells us something about the Bible’s reliability. Many people believe that camels were widely used to transport goods, even during the time of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and other ancient Bible characters. Others disagree, claiming that the record of camels in Scripture is anachronistic, showing that the Bible was written long after it claims to have been written. How does archaeology inform our understanding of camels and history? The Sciences, including archaeology, can’t prove the Bible true or that God exists, particularly to someone determined not to believe. But, science can help us to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of different claims about the past. When we take an honest look at archaeological evidence, there are some clear answers to many questions raised in objection to what is written in the Bible. Dr. Randall Younker studies archeology seeking those answers. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czVtTN7F4NU

Joseph’s amazing story is about suffering, power, freedom, and forgiveness. It tells about how God had used and changed the circumstances to give lessons about suffering, freedom, and forgiveness. Suffering is inevitable. Everyone, in one way or another, experiences suffering. Now, God gives us the power to choose to forgive and to be free. As we review the story of Joseph in the book of Genesis, we will see that the path of freedom goes through forgiveness. It does not come from power and revenge but only through forgiveness. Forgiveness is divine, for it never seeks that the one who wronged us will pay for our suffering. We recognize that we need God’s forgiveness and that He will execute justice for us in the end. Join Pastor Sam Neves and watch the full episode as he presents the crucial lessons from the life of Joseph and his brothers. To follow our official social media accounts, just follow the links below:
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This week on ANN. The COVID-19 pandemic has become a compounding challenge for Zambia, with a population of 18.3 million people. Country director for ADRA Zambia, Kennedy Habasimbi, says street vendors can be spotted selling vegetables and fruits without wearing masks or washing their hands before serving customers. He adds that only 30 percent of the Lusaka population has access to piped and treated water. Despite the local government’s attempt to create awareness, most people believe COVID-19 is not real. Vaccines have been made available, but due to disinformation and conspiracy theories, only 50,000 does out of 18 million were administered. After years of prayerful planning, more than 330 evangelistic meetings were held across the U.S. states of Texas and Oklahoma. This is one of the largest evangelistic thrusts ever implemented in Texas. These meetings involve people at all levels of the Adventist Church, including local administrators and Adventist World Radio team members and ambassadors. On September 18, Adventist members from all over the world celebrated World Pathfinder Day. In Pretoria, South Africa, a local Adventist church had another reason to celebrate. After 40 years, the church finally had its first Pathfinder Club. More details of the story coming from the Southern Africa-Indian Ocean Division Communication and Sid Media Director Noel Sibanda. In Ndjolé, Gabon, forty young people recently responded to an invitation to attend the One Year in Mission program, collaborating with Global Mission for an evangelism program. Each day after campers did their own Bible studies, these young people were sent to visit and give studies to their identified contacts. Each group included a preacher, a coordinator, and an intercessor. Don’t miss the latest news and current events. Visit Adventist News Network for more info and inspiring stories within the Adventist community. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ-vXz5-uu8