Psalm 12 – A War of Words
Welcome friends, Happy Sabbath, and thank you for joining us for our message on Psalm 12. We are live on Facebook and YouTube to open the Sabbath here at It Is Written Canada.
Something to read this evening or sometime during the Sabbath: Chapter 1: Why was Sin Permitted? From Patriarchs and Prophets – here’s the link: https://www.ellenwhite.info/books/ellen-g-white-book-patriarchs-and-prophets-pp-1.htm Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYpqTcpk-5k

Every opportunity has an expiry date. God has given you certain opportunities, and they are not eternal if you neglect them; they are only present for a certain time and at some point, they won’t be nearly as good, or even present. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOkHIT9SLC0

Aaron and Zachery Simmonds, on one fateful day in February 2020, were on their way to visit their brother in Toronto to help babysit their little nephew when they were pulled over by the police and arrested for second degree murder.
It was a Tuesday afternoon, February 18th to be exact, and they had just left their parents’ house, and strangely they were confronted with a swarm of police cars coming out of nowhere; guns were aimed at them, and they faced murder charges. They were falsely accused of a crime they knew nothing about. See how they faced this terrible experience of human injustice. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtm58TkWYeQ

Psalm 11 – How to Turn Down the Voice of Panic
Welcome friends, Happy Sabbath, and thank you for joining us for our message on Psalm 11. We are live on Facebook and YouTube to open the Sabbath here at It Is Written Canada.
Reading assignment: Patriarchs and Prophets: Chapter 65: “The Magnanimity of David”. Here is the link to the chapter: https://www.ellenwhite.info/books/ellen-g-white-book-patriarchs-and-prophets-pp-65.htm Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBiCBsilnKU

The days when you’re “not feeling it” leave you weak, helpless, and empty—like a dried-up sponge on a scorching summer day. Sometimes all it takes to pull you out of your slump is a simple call from a friend; however, when you’re not feeling it, answering the call means listening to your better judgement. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTK_jqazYlw