Anche il cuore si scarica, spesso senza avvisare.
Una parola detta male. Una giornata pesante… Gesù non aspetta che tu stia bene per starti vicino. La sua pace ricarica l'anima esattamente da dove sei. 💛 👇 A quanto è la tua batteria interiore oggi, da 1 a 100? 🔋 Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EFhqUS_8dUU
La Iglesia y el ministerio pastoral (Parte 2): El sacerdocio de los creyentes adventistas
En los inicios del adventismo encontramos algo clave para corregir la influencia y la participación cada vez menores de los laicos en la administración de la iglesia. Theodore Leveterov sugiere que, entre los primeros adventistas sabatistas, la ordenación se centraba menos en la jerarquía y más en mantener el orden del evangelio, la unidad y […] Source: https://atoday.org/la-iglesia-y-el-ministerio-pastoral-parte-2-el-sacerdocio-de-los-creyentes-adventistas/
The Lord Is My Shepherd, I Shall Not Want. What Does it Mean?
Maybe the things you still don’t have aren’t being withheld from you. Maybe God knows you don’t need them yet. Send this to someone learning to trust God’s timing. Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EiLc7YUBsOc
The Lord Is My Shepherd, I Shall Not Want. What Does it Mean?
Maybe the things you still don’t have aren’t being withheld from you. Maybe God knows you don’t need them yet. Send this to someone learning to trust God’s timing. Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EiLc7YUBsOc
Monday: Be Made Well
Daily Lesson for Monday 8th of June 2026
Imagine the throng of people on the shore of Galilee. They’ve been waiting for Jesus’ return since early morning, and as He steps from the boat, they press close around Him, following Him into the village of Capernaum. Suddenly, Jairus, ruler of the synagogue, appears and begs Jesus to come to make his daughter well.
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One of the people in the crowd is a woman who has been unwell for many years. She’s spent all her money on doctors, but she “was no better, but rather grew worse” (Mark 5:26, NKJV). She’s heard about this great Man of Galilee and, with hope in her heart, gathers what little strength she had to leave her house that morning to join the crowd. The press of the people feels almost suffocating as she inches closer to Jesus. And then, through the pushing and shoving, she sees Him. She encourages herself: “ ‘If only I may touch His clothes, I shall be made well’ ” (Mark 5:28, NKJV).
Read Mark 5:21-34. What happened, and what can we learn?
This incident shows Jesus’ care and compassion for the sick and lonely, and those usually lost in the crowd. Many that day were pressing close to Jesus’ side as they drifted along with the crowd, but only one intentionally reached out to touch Jesus to receive the blessing she so desperately needed. However, it wasn’t her touch that healed her; it was her faith that made her well (Mark 5:34). “The Saviour could distinguish the touch of faith from the casual contact of the careless throng.”—Ellen G. White, The Desire of Ages, p. 344. Jesus’ garment held no special power; rather, it was the woman’s faith and her choice to reach out to touch Him that healed her.
That frail woman, in her suffering and distress, could have stayed in bed at home on that morning, but instead, she deliberately sought Jesus out in the hope of healing. Seeing Him at a distance wasn’t enough; she drew close to Him.
Jesus beckons us to do the same today. He says, “ ‘Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls’ ” (Matthew 11:28-29, NLT).
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How did this woman in such great need demonstrate the ideas in Romans 5:3-5? What might this look like in your life? |
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