LOMA LINDA, Calif. — A team of Adventist mathematicians from Loma Linda University claims to have discovered the elusive ‘Golden Ratio’ in an unexpected place: Ellen G. White’s iconic hairstyle. Dr. Pythagoras Fibonacci, lead researcher and chair of the newly formed Department of Prophetic Geometry, explained the team’s findings at a press conference held in […] Source: https://atoday.org/satire-adventist-mathematicians-claim-to-have-discovered-the-golden-ratio-in-egws-hairdo/
This Is How CDE Transforms Lives
Experience the journey from broadcast to baptism through AWR's CDE, a center dedicated to guiding individuals in their spiritual walk. As Jesus' return draws near, CDE's mission is to connect with people globally. How can digital evangelism change lives? Join us to explore this crucial work and share your insights in the comments. Subscribe for more uplifting content! #CompassionateGuidance #Discipleship #FaithAndHope #awr #adventistworldradio #short Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vyhJCl_M8c
Comments of the Week December 23-29
Comments of the Week December 23-29 “Who bows down, or worships their Christmas tree? No more than you bow down or pray to your child’s picture. Common sense needs to be used in ALL things!” –-Barbara Clark Wassom on whether Jeremiah bans Christmas Trees Comments on Grief, Christmas Scolds, Aunt Sevvy, and Missing the Forest […] Source: https://atoday.org/comments-of-the-week-dec23-29/
This Is How Eric Inspires His Shipmates
Witness Eric's transformation as he leads his shipmates in Bible studies, fueled by the passion ignited through AWR's Center for Digital Evangelism. This platform connects many like Eric to the Word of God, changing lives worldwide. What role does technology play in spreading faith? Watch this engaging video and hit the like button if you're inspired by stories of hope. Don't forget to subscribe! #BibleStudyLeader #EricInspiration #DigitalEvangelism #awr #adventistworldradio #short Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXF9QLZu1Vc
Monday: Unrequited Love
Daily Lesson for Monday 30th of December 2024
God’s striking instance of His love for fallen humanity is found in the story of Hosea. God commanded the prophet Hosea, “ ‘Go, take yourself a wife of harlotry and children of harlotry, for the land has committed great harlotry by departing from the Lord’ ” (Hosea 1:2, NKJV). Hosea and his unfaithful wife were to be a living object lesson of God’s love for His people, even despite Israel’s unfaithfulness and spiritual harlotry. That is, it is a story of God’s freely bestowed love on those who do not deserve it.
Indeed, despite God’s faithfulness and love, the people rebelled against Him, again and again, too. Accordingly, Scripture repeatedly describes God as the unrequited lover of an unfaithful spouse. He had loved His people perfectly and faithfully, but they had scorned Him and served and worshiped other gods, deeply grieving Him and breaking the relationship, seemingly beyond repair.
Read Hosea 14:1-4. What do these verses reveal about God’s steadfast love for His people?
In the aftermath of repeated rebellion by His people, God declares: “ ‘I will heal their backsliding, I will love them freely’ ” (NKJV). The term “freely” in the phrase “ ‘I will love them freely’ ” translated a Hebrew word (nedabah), which connotes that which is offered voluntarily. It is the same term used of the freewill offerings in the sanctuary system.
Throughout Hosea, and throughout the narratives of Scripture, God shows amazing commitment and compassion to His people. Even though they repeatedly went after other lovers, breaking the covenant relationship, seemingly beyond repair, God of His own free will continued to bestow His love on them. The people did not deserve God’s love; they had rejected and forfeited any rightful claim to it. Yet, God continued to bestow love on them without any compulsion, moral or otherwise. Here and elsewhere, Scripture consistently displays God’s love as free and voluntary.
Many people think of God as a distant and harsh ruler and judge. How does the imagery of God’s being scorned and grieved as the unrequited lover of an unfaithful spouse help you see God differently? How does it change the way you view your own relationship with God? |
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