“Pregare negli ultimi giorni”. Il primo sabato di marzo torna la Giornata internazionale di preghiera delle donne. Anche i giovani si preparano a vivere la loro speciale Giornata mondiale in programma sabato 19 marzo. Nasce negli Stati Uniti la prima chiesa avventista virtuale. Ha un pastore e organizza incontri e programmi tutti sul web. Ucraina. Dichiarazione Chiesa avventista Queste notizie ed altre ancora, seguici. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IZs6cnGJ44
Love Awakens Love
If God is saving us from sin, where would we have to go in the universe to find the root of sin?
Isaiah 14 tells us sin originated in the heart and the mind of an angel named Lucifer who was the highest of the angles, who fell from heaven.
So, what method does God use to eliminate sin from our hearts and minds? See how love is the only solution to the sickness and suffering produced by sin. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzTKzgCoWKk
Prendete il tempo per leggere
Versetto introduttivo: Isaia 61:1 Meditazione a cura di: Franca Petrilli Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QlnM4zUFXo
Perché adoriamo Dio – Un Dio affidabile e costante
Mini devotional n. 9 – Un Dio affidabile e costante della serie Perché adoriamo Dio. I ritmi dell’alternanza giorno-notte, i mesi, le stagioni, il tempo della semina e quello della raccolta, sono cicli creati da un Dio affidabile e costante! La storia dell'olio e della farina della vedova sunamita è una testimonianza forte e chiara che le compassioni di Dio non vengono mai meno e rinnovano ogni mattina… Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN5GE0neBZA
Inside Story: Gospel Calling
Gospel Calling
By Andrew McChesney
Khamla, the bread winner of his family, fell ill in rural Laos. His legs became so heavy that he could not walk. He was confined to his house for three months.
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With no money to see a doctor, Khamla (not his real name) resorted to all sorts of herbal medicine and traditional healers, including the shaman, or spirit doctor, in his village. Nothing helped.
Finally, seeing his desperation, someone told him about a Seventh-day Adventist pastor who had helped many people by cell phone. The man called up Pastor Sadua Lee (pictured) and asked for help.
Now, it wasn’t simply a phone call. Phone calls were something of a luxury, costing 700 Laotian Kips (8 U.S. cents) per minute. At the time, a third of the population was living on less than U.S.$1.25 a day, and nearly two-thirds were living on less than $2 a day.
The ill man begged Pastor Sadua to heal him.
“I am nobody,” the pastor replied. “I cannot heal you. But my God, who is called Jesus, can heal you if it is His will. All we have to do is ask Him.”
Khamla requested prayer, and the pastor prayed for him over the phone.
The next day, the pastor called the man to offer prayer for him again. Khamla was so excited. “I can walk!” he exclaimed.
Although his legs were weak, he was able to walk for the first time in three months. He had already gone out to work on his farm.
“Your God is so powerful,” he said. “How can I worship your God, who is called Jesus?”
The pastor told him that he could, and should, worship Jesus all the time and added that Jesus had set aside a special day for worship, the seventh-day Sabbath. The man agreed to stop work on Sabbath to worship Jesus. Seeing that he lived far from a church, he asked the pastor to help him worship on Sabbaths. That meant that the pastor would have to call every Sabbath — but he didn’t mind. If Jesus could provide Khamla with healing, He also would provide the means to pay for the calls.
Thank you for your Sabbath School mission offerings that help spread the gospel to people in Laos and other countries of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division, which will receive this quarter’s Thirteenth Sabbath Offering.
Produced by the General Conference Office of Adventist Mission. Find more mission stories at adventistmission[dot]org
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