Seconda parte della nostra intervista a Pietro Ciavarella. Scopriremo il cambiamento che ha vissuto quando si è trasferito dagli Stati Uniti all'Italia, le esperienze che lo hanno trasformato nel Pedro che è oggi e molto altro ancora. Non perdete questo episodio!
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Thursday: A Mission Movement
Through a perceptive, deep study of the Bible, the early Adventists had a growing understanding of the significance of these messages. They sensed that God had a message tailor-made for this generation — an urgent end-time message that must be proclaimed to every nation, tribe, tongue, and people, in order to prepare a world for Christ’s return. The messages of the three angels have been the motivation for Adventist missions since its beginnings.
In 1874, the General Conference sent out our first missionary to Europe. Ellen G. White called John Andrews “the ablest man in our ranks.” Andrews spoke at least seven languages, could repeat the New Testament from memory, and knew most of the Old Testament. He was a brilliant scholar, a prolific writer, a powerful preacher, and a competent theologian.
Why send a man like that to a place where there were very few believers? Why send “the ablest man” you had to an unknown mission field? And why was he willing to go? His wife had died a few years earlier. Why would he be willing to leave family and friends behind in America and sail with his two children to an unknown land, risking all for the cause of Christ?
There is only one reason. He believed that Jesus was coming soon, that the message of end-time truth must go to the entire world.
Throughout our history, our brightest and our best have traveled to the ends of the earth to proclaim God’s last-day message. They were teachers, medical personnel, pastors, farmers, mechanics, carpenters, and tradesmen of all types. Some were denominational employees, but many were not. They were laypeople who believed Jesus was coming soon.
Read Revelation 14:6, Acts 1:8, and Matthew 24:14. What similarity do you see in these verses?
The preaching of the everlasting gospel leaps across geographical boundaries. It penetrates earth’s remotest areas. It reaches people of every language and culture. Eventually, it will impact the entire world. How fascinating to know that our message has, so far, reached more than 210 of the world’s 235 countries recognized by the United Nations.
What role could you play, and how could you better play it, in helping spread the three angels’ messages to every “nation, kindred, tongue, and people”? |
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A Big Problem Leads to a Bigger Miracle | Part 3
1 Corinthians 15:17
And if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins.
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14 Adventists Die After Boat Capsizes in Luapula, Zambia
11 April 2023 | Members of an Adventist church choir were on a banana boat on Lake Bangweulu in Luapula, Zambia, when it capsized on March 31, due to strong winds in the area. According to Adventist World, Member of Parliament Chushi Kasanda reported that the boat was carrying 44 people from the Kashita area […] Source: https://atoday.org/14-adventists-die-after-boat-capsizes-in-luapula-zambia/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=14-adventists-die-after-boat-capsizes-in-luapula-zambia