In this video, Pastor Ted Wilson talks about how we can survive the storms of the last days by clinging to God’s Word. Have you been in a storm, lightning, or thunder? Any of these situations would be a frightening experience. Imagine how much worse it would be on the sea with waves crashing over you while the storm swirls around. Did you know that Apostle Paul had been in this same situation? If you read Acts 27, you can imagine the crew and passengers getting scattered all around the ship. “On the third day, we threw the ship’s tackle overboard with our own hands. Now when neither sun nor stars appeared for many days, and no small tempest beat on us, all hope that we would be saved was finally given up” (verses 18-20). Despite this, Paul hadn’t given up. As a fact, this was not his first deadly encounter. In 2 Corinthians 11:24-27, he “received forty stripes minus one” five times from the Jews. He was also beaten thrice with rods, stoned once, and shipwrecked thrice. Aside from these, he had been through a lot more. Nevertheless, he remained firm in his faith. Amid the storm, Paul managed to stay calm on the ship. He advised the captain with faith-filled words of encouragement and even comforted the passengers. In Acts 27:22-23, he told them, “I urge you to take heart for there will be no loss of life among you, but only of the ship. For there stood by me this night an angel of the God to Whom I belong and Whom I serve.” Significantly, Paul had peace and courage because he had absolute confidence in the Word. He believed that it would be just as God said. This story reminds us that a relentlessly furious storm is coming. According to the Testimonies for the Church, volume 8, p. 315, the perils of the last days have come. “We need now the sword of the Lord to cut to the very soul and marrow of fleshly lusts, appetites, and passions.” With this, “the thoughts must be centered upon God.” In addition, we must take the “helmet of salvation” and the “sword of the Spirit.” This sword is the Word of God. It has withstood the test of time over the centuries. Likewise, the prophecies have been fulfilled on time. Consequently, other things will take place, just as the Bible reveals. However, we don’t need to worry. Revelation 19:10 promises us the wonderful gift of Jesus’ testimony. It is the Spirit of Prophecy, our guide in this end time. Let us make Jesus the North Pole, the Bible our compass, and the Spirit of Prophecy our light. By then, we can reach our final destination with joy and peace. Finally, let us press together as we move forward in mission, proclaiming the three angels’ message and the news that Jesus is coming soon. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6auLZNEAsg

Deception is a choice. God knows that our spirit is in Danger Of Deception. We are weak to temptation. So, we need to take heed of Deception In Spiritualism. God discerns that work of great deceiver, and He wants to guard our souls. Let us Seek For The Truth in His words. Do not be deceived by what you think is right. Always be guided by the truth. Set yourself free from worldly deception. God loves you. He is calling and inviting you. Hear His voice. Turn away from evil. #DoNotBeDeceived by false doctrines. Endow yourself with God's words. #SeekforGodwisdom and #prayforGodsleading. Watch the series of Seventh-day Adventist #VirtualGlobalCampmeeting with #Sermon2 entitled, "Deceiving Spirit." Listen to God's instrument, Yvonne Shelton, a woman of God who gave up her career and chose to set herself free from deception. Be inspired by her story and message. Pray for His leading and willingly say, I Will Go. To follow our official social media accounts, just follow the links below:
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Not all the ancestors of Jesus had squeaky clean resumes. If you look at His family tree there are some downright shady characters listed. Jesus came to save the human race, warts and all. That goes for us too. And that is why we can be called children of God, part of the heavenly family. Watch this video to find out about the human roots of Jesus, His family tree. Blog: https://www.ibelievebible.com/the-chosen-one/ ___
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Are you ready to accept the challenge of #SharingTheGospelOfChrist? Today, Jesus Christ has opened a great opportunity for us to study and search diligently for the Gospel. Be an army of God amidst the battle for salvation. Strengthen your faith with His words. #AnsweringGodscall is a great opportunity to be a part of His mission in #MovingForwardWithFaith. God doesn't need your diploma or a degree. All He wants you to do is not to miss the opportunity in #WorkingByFew. Be willing to be used as an instrument of giving love, hope, comfort, and salvation to His people. Reach out the world. God has an invitation for you. Watch the #VirtualGlobalCampmeeting by Pastor Robert Folkenberg Jr. with His rewarding message #MovingForwardWithFaith. Learn more of the Gospel. Level up your faith. Know the truth. Let us pray for ourselves to be willing to say, "Yes, #IWillGo!" Share the good news of Christ. Please join us. Watch our exciting global event. The Global Campmeeting by Pastor Robert Folkenberg, Jr. with His rewarding message, "By Many or Few." Learn more of God’s words. Level up your faith. Take a Leap of faith and be inspired to listen to the word of life. Share the Good News of Christ. To follow our official social media accounts, just follow the links below:
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This week on ANN The island nation of Sri Lanka is on the verge of a health crisis, and with a population of more than 21 million, hope for the COVID-19 pandemic to recede in the country remains neutral. The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is teaming up with local authorities, the Adventist Church, and interfaith partners to address the most challenging preventative issues arising on the island. ADRA developed the program titled BRAVE, an acronym for Building Resilience And Vaccine Awareness. An interfaith pandemic relief team will work with and increase the capacity of faith leaders to head the forums, then identify families with the most vulnerable members that would be prioritized for vaccination. In eastern El Salvador, Seventh-day Adventist church members and pastors distributed thousands of books in two major prisons in the region. Among the books distributed were several classics by Ellen G. White, including Spanish editions of "Steps to Christ," "Desire of Ages," and "The Great Controversy." The initiative saw more than a dozen local Adventist churches join forces to fund, collect, and distribute the books to two major correctional facilities: Ciudad Barrios in the San Miguel region and San Francisco Gotera in the Morazan region. There are a total of 5,500 inmates in both facilities. In the Czech Republic, a sudden tornado with winds estimated at 136 mph struck several villages. Local authorities in South Moravia report that six people have died so far, with more than 250 people injured, and hundreds more without homes. Eyewitnesses say the tornado tipped over cars and buses, uprooted trees, and showered hailstones the size of tennis balls. The forceful wind and hailstones knocked down power lines and destroyed a retirement home and local zoo. ADRA, which has been serving in the Czech Republic since 1992, has already met with local authorities and has set up fundraising efforts to help affected residents. More than 250 young adults gathered for a conference focused on faith, relationships, and finding their calling titled, "Make Space." Organized by the Adventist Church in South Queensland, Australia, this gathering was designed to encourage young people to make space in their lives and relationships for the Holy Spirit to work, based on Isaiah 54:1-3. The event was held at Life Church in South Brisbane and Victoria Park Golf Complex. In the country of Tanzania, more than 28,000 people sealed their acceptance of the Adventist message with a spectacular baptism ceremony following a three-week evangelistic campaign. The campaign's theme was "Shangwe katika njia yake," a Kiswahili phrase that means "Joy in His way." The message was broadcast live from the city of Dodoma at Kizota Adventist Church and relayed to more than 3,000 sites across the country. The program resulted from a partnership between Hope Channel Tanzania and Morning Star Studio and the purposeful use of evangelism through social media. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, 20 young people joined together to spend a week in Tuzla as part of the "Invasion of Love." The purpose of the event was to share messages of love and perform different acts of kindness. ADRA volunteers decided on a different invasion, demonstrating how showing love and doing random acts of kindness can bring people together. Since 2015, ADRA, in partnership with USAID, has implemented a food project in South Madagascar, which has been heavily affected by severe drought and widespread crop failure. ADRA connected with nearly 30,000 households to adopt Sorghum as a food crop for production by the fourth year of the project's implementation. In Brazil, students from Escola Adventista de Anápolis joined together to help the Little Abandoned Light of Jesus Institute, which shelters children, teenagers, and people with physical and mental needs. According to the organizers, 72 food baskets were donated, as well as school supplies, baby bathtubs, and books with messages of hope. The project was organized by the school's mission agency, an Adventist Education initiative. Its objective is to encourage students to participate in the mission and learn to talk to others about Jesus. For more current events and inspiring stories, go to News | Adventist News Network Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RpNMSCxMnE