Inizia il 1° luglio a Torino e si protrarrà fino al 13, il Programma “Just Jungle #failatuascelta”, che vede coinvolti una quarantina di ragazzi e ragazze dell’AISA – Associazione Italiana Scout Avventisti – e non solo, all’interno di AISA Estate 2024. Gli animatori cercheranno di aiutare bambini e ragazzi ad allenare un’attitudine alla “scelta quotidiana”, stimolando la riflessione sull’agire personale e di gruppo. Mario Calvagno e Carmen Zammataro hanno intervistato Rosa Ielpo e suo marito il pastore Francesco Mosca, ospiti del Programma AISA. La voce AISA Torino. Arriva “Just Jungle #failatuascelta” (https://hopemedia.it/aisa-torino-arriva-just-jungle-failatuascelta/) è stata pubblicata per la prima volta su HopeMedia Italia (https://hopemedia.it) . Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftLSkZs1lJE
ISPRA. Il censimento delle spiagge italiane
ISPRA – Istituto Superiore per la Protezione e la Ricerca Ambientale – ha rinnovato il proprio censimento sulle spiagge che quest’anno aggiorna e integra i dati costieri del 2020. Alcune regioni d’Italia hanno delle spiagge molto estese in lunghezza e in larghezza, e in certe zone “funziona” una difesa naturale contro l’erosione. Mario Calvagno e Carmen Zammataro hanno intervistato l’ing. Filippo D’Ascola, Tecnologo del Centro Nazionale Coste dell’ ISPRA e Coordinatore del monitoraggio delle spiagge italiane. Info e approfondimenti su questo ed altri temi sul sito: https://sinacloud.isprambiente.it/ La voce ISPRA. Il censimento delle spiagge italiane (https://hopemedia.it/ispra-il-censimento-delle-spiagge-italiane/) è stata pubblicata per la prima volta su HopeMedia Italia (https://hopemedia.it) . Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUPY2HOJTAA
Di tutto un web. Cosa fa l’afa al corpo umano?
Secondo recenti ricerche, la temperatura massima esterna che può sopportare il corpo umano va dai 40 ai 50 gradi. A questo limite va prestata la massima attenzione per tutelare la salute e per garantire il futuro della nostra specie, soprattutto se si considerano i cambiamenti climatici. Curiosità, scienza e cultura dalla rete, la rubrica a cura di Mario Calvagno e Carmen Zammataro. La voce Di tutto un web. Cosa fa l’afa al corpo umano? (https://hopemedia.it/di-tutto-un-web-cosa-fa-lafa-al-corpo-umano/) è stata pubblicata per la prima volta su HopeMedia Italia (https://hopemedia.it) . Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yinS98kw9VQ
My Adventist husband is making me miserable because I’m not a member of his church
1 July 2024 | Dear Aunt Sevvy, I’m a Pentecostal believer, and I married a Seventh-day Adventist man. During our courtship he didn’t seem overly interested in his own church, and sometimes he went with me to my church. After we got married, for several months he went with me to my church, and we […] Source: https://atoday.org/aunty-my-adventist-husband-is-making-me-miserable-because-im-not-a-member-of-his-church/
Tuesday: The Messenger
Daily Lesson for Tuesday 2nd of July 2024
Read Mark 1:1-8. Who are the characters in these verses, and what do they say and do?
These verses have three main characters: Jesus Christ, referred to in Mark 1:1; God the Father, implied in the words of Mark 1:2; and John the Baptist, the messenger and preacher who is the main subject of the last section of this passage.
Mark 1:2-3 contains a quotation from the Old Testament that Mark presents to describe what will happen in the story. What Mark quotes is a blending of phrases from three passages: Exodus 23:20, Isaiah 40:3, and Malachi 3:1.
Read Exodus 23:20, Isaiah 40:3, and Malachi 3:1. What do these three passages have in common?
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Exodus 23:20 refers to an angel that God will send before Israel to bring them to Canaan. Isaiah 40:3 speaks of God appearing in the wilderness with a highway prepared before Him. Malachi 3:1 speaks of a messenger going before the Lord to prepare His way. All three of these passages speak of a journey.
The text in Isaiah has many ties with the ministry of John the Baptist and also focuses on the Way of the Lord. In the Gospel of Mark, the Lord Jesus is on a journey. The fast-moving narrative enhances the sense of this journey, a journey that will lead to the cross and to His sacrificial death for us.
But much must happen before He reaches the cross. The journey is just beginning, and Mark will tell us all about it.
In keeping with the quotation from the Old Testament in Mark 1:2-3, John the Baptist calls for repentance, a turning away from sin, and a turning back to God (Mark 1:4). Clothed like the ancient prophet Elijah (compare with 2 Kings 1:8), he speaks in Mark 1:7-8 about the One coming after him who is mightier than he. His statement that he is not worthy to loosen a strap of the Coming One’s sandals shows the exalted view he has of Jesus.
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