Pastor Ted Wilson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist World Church, delivers a message to all Adventist church members: "Friends, according to biblical understanding, this is not the final crisis. This is not one of the seven last plagues, but it certainly is a precursor to what is coming. I believe that Jesus is coming very soon. Biblical prophecy will be fulfilled. You can count on that. We are living in the last days of Earth's history." Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OugZwDCAq8s

Sunday is Mother’s Day in many parts of the world! We love and honor our mothers – so stepping slightly back from #dearcoronavirus, this week we appreciate #dearmamas! Don't forget to send this video to your mother and share it widely so we can have every mother in the world receive this tribute. And also for every son and daughter whose mother is still alive, to call them. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xiw41l8fIPo

Pastor Ted Wilson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist World Church, delivers a message to all Adventist church members: "Friends, according to biblical understanding, this is not the final crisis. This is not one of the seven last plagues, but it certainly is a precursor to what is coming. I believe that Jesus is coming very soon. Biblical prophecy will be fulfilled. You can count on that. We are living in the last days of Earth's history." Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg5DItHpd5M

Dear Parents: Are you exhausting trying to work, help your kids with school, and deal with your own anxiety and fear? Are you struggling to find the right words to talk to your kids about some of the fear they may have? Today we talk to Silvia Dantas, Dr. Chad Lennon, and Collett Smart about talking to our kids about COVID-19. Don’t forget, if you have questions– let us know in the comments and we’ll make sure we ask our experts. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv-fYgW91aA

What are some of your own presuppositions regarding the world? In what ways can you surrender all of them to the Word of God so that the Word itself can reshape your ideas to be more in harmony with the reality that the Bible teaches? Reading the Bible includes explaining the Bible. How do we do that? What rules do we use? How do we explain the different styles of writing in the Bible? Are we reading a picture story? Are we reading a dream filled with word pictures that show us the future? Or are we reading a story that tells us about history? The answers to these questions also are part of explaining what the Bible says. At times, some people use the Bible to tell them what to do. They simply open the Bible anywhere and pick a verse on the page that they hope will give them good advice. But this plan can lead people to very strange and wrong ideas. Here is an example: a husband leaves his wife for another woman. The wife opens the Bible to Genesis and reads: “ ‘I will make you and the woman hate each other’ ” (Genesis 3:15, NIV). After the wife reads this verse, she feels happy. She believes the Bible is telling her that her husband’s feelings for this other woman will not last! For sure, we need to understand what a verse says and means. If we do not, then the verse can become an excuse for us to do whatever we want. So, it is very important for us to read the Bible carefully. We must be careful to explain the Bible correctly too. Sabbath School Lesson 6: https://bit.ly/3ddBntF Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMYYiS_-A1g