En busca de la familia adventista ideal
Por muchos años escribí con regularidad artículos para las principales publicaciones adventistas. Aprendí lo que los editores adventistas querían que dijera sobre la mayoría de los temas. Incluso sobre las familias adventistas. Empezaba con textos bíblicos conocidos sobre lo que debería ser una familia ideal, ampliados con un poco de psicología cristiana: principios de comunicación […] Source: https://atoday.org/en-busca-de-la-familia-adventista-ideal/
Sunday: In the Beginning—The Divine Logos
Daily Lesson for Sunday 13th of October 2024
Read John 1:1-5. What do these words reveal about the Word, Jesus Christ?
The Gospel of John begins with this amazing thought: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God” (John 1:1). This one beautiful sentence contains a depth of thought that we can barely grasp.
First, the evangelist alludes to the Creation story in Genesis 1:1, “In the beginning.” The Word was already there before the beginning of the universe. Thus, John affirms Jesus’ eternal existence.
Next, “And the Word was with God.” In John 1:18, John indicates that He is “in the bosom of the Father.” No matter how we may try to envision what this exactly means, one thing is sure: Jesus and the Father are intimately close.
And then, he says, “And the Word was God.” But how can the Word be with God and at the same time be God? The answer is found in the Greek. Greek has a definite article, “the,” but no indefinite article, “a/an.” What’s important for us, then, is that the Greek definite article, “the,” points to particularity, some particular object or person.
In the phrase “the Word was with God,” the term “God” has the definite article, thus, pointing to a particular individual, the Father. And the Word was with the Father. In the phrase, “and the Word was God,” the term “God” does not have the article, which, in this setting, points to the characteristics of divinity. Jesus is God—not the Father, but He is still the divine Son of God, the second Person of the Godhead.
The apostle verifies this understanding, for John 1:3-4 says that Jesus is the Creator of all things created. Anything that once didn’t exist but then came into existence did so only through Jesus, the Creator God.
“From the days of eternity the Lord Jesus Christ was one with the Father; He was ‘the image of God,’ the image of His greatness and majesty, ‘the outshining of His glory.’ ”—Ellen G. White, The Desire of Ages, p. 19.
Why is the full deity of Christ such an important part of our theology? What would we lose if Jesus were, in any way, a mere created being? Bring your answer to class on Sabbath, and be prepared to discuss why Christ’s eternal deity is so important to our faith. |

Source: https://ssnet.org/blog/24d-03-in-the-beginning-the-divine-logos/
This is Why Divundu Needs Adventism
Curious about the impact of one person on a community? Join us as we recount the surprising visit from Ouppa, who came with a group from Divundu wanting to join our church. This video highlights the significance of community and how faith can bring people together, even in areas with minimal Adventist presence. Leave a comment below on how faith has impacted your life! #InspiringStories #ChurchGrowth #Divundu #awr #adventistworldradio Watch the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0j9h-bzc_zY MB013FQISMBXUOT #short Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaJ1AA2u-vA
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