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This Sabbath, September 18, we’re celebrating World Pathfinder Day. The Pathfinder Club began in 1950. For 71 years now, it has provided physical, mental, social, and spiritual training to young people through various programs and activities. With this, it has produced 1.5 million Pathfinders and 40,000 clubs across more than 150 countries globally. As such, Pastor Ted Wilson would like to congratulate our young people for their dedication to this ministry! Also, he would like to commend you, parents and leaders, for actively guiding and nurturing them. Through your training, the Pathfinders learn to follow Jesus' footsteps. Children and youth are under your care, dear leaders. They look up to you as their role models. Hence, you must maintain high moral principles, love for God and His Word, and a positive atmosphere in your Pathfinder clubs. Also, encourage them to discover their God-given talents and use them for His glory. By doing so, you make an impact for eternity. Christian Service, p. 30, says, "We have an army of youth today who can do much if they are properly directed and encouraged. We want our children to believe the truth. We want them to be blessed of God. We want them to act a part in well-organized plans for helping other youth. Let all be so trained that they may rightly represent the truth, giving the reason of the hope that is within them, and honoring God in any branch of the work where they are qualified to labor." Our Pathfinders are special to God and the church. They are loved and appreciated. Also, their positive influence is needed. More importantly, they are never too young to follow God's leading. Called "pathfinders," they have to find the right path God has given them. As Psalm 119:105 says, God's Word is the lamp to their feet and the light to their course. May God bless our Pathfinders! Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bclIva8nY34

Did you know that God gives us special gifts and talents so we can live fully for Him? In this video, learn about spiritual gifts and their purpose. Do you play basketball? Do you often take the role of defense and consider yourself better at it than shooting? If so, you probably can’t relate much when your teammates brag about the points they make from good shots. As such, when you make a lot of points, the team loses. But when you get less points, it is the game where you enjoy doing what you’re supposed to do. In connection, God has given us spiritual gifts. They differ from person to person because they play different roles in the body of Christ. With this, there is no point in comparing ourselves with others because we are all co-laborers for His mission. That goal is more important than our roles. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdDtHB4fmss

People everywhere seem to have a moral compass. A basic law of nature, a knowledge of right and wrong. This knowledge comes from God. He summed up the laws of living in the 10 Commandments. They are an excellent guide to making the most of life. Blog: https://www.ibelievebible.com/laugh-at-god/ ___
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“The fossil forests of Yellowstone are a series of petrified trees and levels, one above another. And if they are interpreted as in the position of growth, that naturally represents a lot of time.”—Dr. Harold Coffin Dr. Harold Coffin was a Seventh-day Adventist scientist who worked at the Geoscience Research Institute. Coffin studied the famous “fossil forests” of Yellowstone National Park. He also studied the multi-layered “fossil forests” in Nova Scotia, Canada. His Christian biblical worldview caused him to ask scientific questions about the petrified trees that others who had gone before him had not asked. Does science agree with the Bible? Tune in as our host, Timothy G. Standish, Ph.D., shows us more about petrified trees and fossil forests. The Geoscience Research Institute was established by the Seventh-day Adventist Church to explore the natural world, seeking understandings of nature consistent with the biblical record.
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