Jesus Himself referred to the Scriptures all the time, especially in terms of prophecy being fulfilled. What then should our attitude be toward the Bible? Composed of 66 books, and written over 1,500 years on three continents (Asia, Africa, and Europe) by more than forty authors, the Bible is unique. There is no other book, sacred or religious, like it. And no wonder. After all, it is the Word of God. The Bible was the first book known to be translated, the first book in the West published on the printing press, and the first book to be so widely distributed in so many languages that it can be read by 95 percent of the earth’s population today. The Bible also is unique in its content and message, which focuses on God’s redemptive acts in history. That history is intertwined with prophecy, as it foretells the future of God’s plans and His eternal kingdom. Bible Study Lesson 1: https://bit.ly/34Epz0m Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7FDMeHUVog

Think about a time when you didn’t understand some texts, only to have them clarified later. What did you learn from that experience that perhaps could help others struggling with something similar? The Protestant claim of “Scripture alone” (sola Scriptura) elevated Scripture to the sole standard and decisive source for theology. It was the Bible that gave the decisive force and authority to the Protestant Reformation and its revolt against Rome and the errors it had been teaching for centuries. The Protestant Reformers emphasized the importance of a grammatical-historical interpretation of the Bible, which took seriously the grammar and literal meaning of the biblical text. Bible Study Lesson 5: https://bit.ly/2KgEIf4 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFB-hG1yTFk

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Can treatments used during the 1918 Spanish Flu outbreak be used to combat the pandemic we currently face? Learn from top medical professionals from across the country for an online symposium as they share lessons learned that could be applied today! Join us Sunday, April 12, at 5 p.m. Pacific/8 p.m. Eastern on Facebook or YouTube. Continuing education credits can acquired by attending this online symposium. For more information, go to awr.org/health. Event title: “Novel Lessons Learned from the 1918 Flu. Could they Apply to the COVID-19 Pandemic?”
Subtitle: Symposium of Leading Physicians with Domestic and Global Experience
Date and Time: This Sunday, April 12 at 8pm EST Sponsored by AWR360 Health in partnership with GC Health, NAD Health, Your Best Pathway to Health, Weimar Institute, Oakhaven, and others. Special Guest Speaker: President and CEO Loma Linda University Health Host: Dr. Lela Lewis, Medical Director AWR360 Health and CEO/Founder Your Best Pathway to Health Panelists in Order of Speaking:
Dr. Peter Landless, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist Health Ministry Director
Dr. Richard Hart, President of Loma Linda University Health and CEO Loma Linda University Health, Dr. Neil Nedley, President Weimar College
Dr. Roger Seheult Pulmonologist, Intensivist, Founder MedCram Dr. John Kelly, President Oakhaven and Founder of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine
Dr. Charles Zeno Marcel, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists – Assistant Director
Dr. Mark Finley, Assistant to the President, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Dr. Duane McKey, President of AWR Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6erMReDPY6U

With Covid-19 forcing everyone to stay at home, we want to know how the local churches are doing? Today we talk to speaker and director of Breath of Life Ministries Carlton Byrd, Senior Pastor of the Pioneer Memorial Church, Dwight Nelson and Ministerial Director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Jerry Page about what they’re seeing in their own members and members around the world. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POzojY48fco

We hear from two people who have lost a loved one to the deadly coronavirus – and give a silent tribute to support all those who have suffered a loss. Why the silence? Often, we have no words that can adequately comfort the grieving. It is just our presence. This is a virtual hug! It is simply saying, “We are here! We are with you!” It allows us to “mourn with those that mourn.” [Romans 12:15] Our thanks go to the GAiN Europe leadership team and the staff that make this public awareness project happen, sharing messages of hope around the world. With an expanding partnership, our special thanks go this week to the Southern-Africa Indian Ocean Division (SID) who provided us with this very moving video. Please download the high-resolution version of this video TO PUBLISH ON YOUR OWN CHANNELS. We believe this video will have a profound impact on the world if we all publish it and promote it. Here is the link to the original files: https://bit.ly/2x2yDQn Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QN3kQeVS9I