Could it be that Jesus is doing more than just preparing a place in Heaven? Perhaps there is more to prepare. Pastor Ted Wilson, president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, discusses the earthly and heavenly sanctuaries described in Scripture. What does the 2300 Day Prophecy and the sanctuary service have to do with the plan of salvation? Dive deeply into the Word of God to understand the very important work that Christ is doing on our behalf right now. Follow this weekly series with Pastor Ted Wilson to counter the devil's deception with the truth of God. Click here to learn more about Adventists and what they believe about “Christ’s Ministry in the Heavenly Sanctuary”: https://www.adventist.org/christs-ministry-in-the-heavenly-sanctuary/ Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wv9_fwbLYQ
¿Los prejuicios de nuestros antepasados silencian nuestras alabanzas?
Uno de los temas que divide a las iglesias y a los miembros de la comunidad es el uso de la música en el culto. Muchos evitan por completo la discusión para no perturbar el statu quo, mientras que otros debaten sobre el uso de diversos instrumentos. En mi estudio de la historia del uso […] Source: https://atoday.org/los-prejuicios-de-nuestros-antepasados-silencian-nuestras-alabanzas/
Video Giornale Avventista – 18 novembre 2023
Manca poco al Forum Permanente per l’Evangelizzazione. Il tema dell’ottava edizione riguarda l’annuncio del vangelo nello spazio pubblico. Un comunicato dell’Unione italiana avventista chiede con urgenza la pace in Medio Oriente. Il Marciapiede Didattico ha coinvolto i ragazzi di una scuola media siciliana. Un’esperienza per disabilitare i pregiudizi e mettersi nei panni delle persone con disabilità. Ed altro ancora! Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxylwo_uZJo
First-of-Its-Kind Interactive Digital Wall Unveiled at Children’s Hospital
Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital has unveiled Loma Land, an interactive digital experience wall in the hospital lobby that combines technology and art. A first-of-its-kind initiative within a…… Source: https://adventist.news/en/news/first-of-its-kind-interactive-digital-wall-unveiled-at-childrens-hospital
Inside Story: Mission Path to Spain ~ Part 1
Mission Path to Spain: Part 1
By Andrew McChesney
Luis fell ill shortly after he was baptized and enrolled as a theology student at Venezuelan Adventist University.
At first, he thought it was the flu. But the symptoms worsened, and he struggled to breathe. Physicians suggested that he might be allergic to the pollen from the orange trees that blossomed around the university. He received many injections, but his lungs still wouldn’t allow him to breathe. Physicians advised him to quit his studies and return home, but he didn’t want to leave. He continued to get tested.
Then a medical test showed that he was infected with HIV. It was a time when people were afraid of HIV in Venezuela. Many thought that they might catch the virus through touch. Luis was asked to leave the seminary.
Luis had no choice but to go home. At home, he underwent additional medical checks. The results were always the same: HIV. Luis couldn’t understand why. Hadn’t he given his heart to God? Hadn’t he been studying to become a pastor? He was very sad.
A church elder noticed his downcast countenance. “You should be joyful,” the elder said. “If you aren’t joyful, it’s because you haven’t met Jesus.”
The observation struck deep in Luis’s heart. He went to his bedroom and knelt down. He prayed to God for forgiveness. He acknowledged that he had not glorified God with his body in his former life and was at fault for contracting HIV. “I don’t want You to heal me,” he prayed. “I just want to preach for the rest of the days that You grant me.”
At that moment, something unusual happened. Luis felt as if his heart started burning, and the heat spread over his whole body. He blacked out.
When Luis got tested once again, the results came back negative. Surprised, he asked to be tested again—and again. Always he was HIV-free.
“Why are you asking for more tests if the results are negative?” the physician asked. “You don’t need to be tested anymore.”
Making good on his promise to God, Luis dedicated his life to preaching and bringing people to Jesus. He got married and completed his theology studies at the university in 2006.
“I haven’t stopped preaching the gospel ever since,” he said.
Today, Luis and his family are missionaries in Spain.
Thank you for your Sabbath School mission offering that helps support missionaries around the world. Read next week about how a hostage crisis caused Luis to leave Venezuela.
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