Adventist education prizes redemptive faith development as the central element in a balanced, purpose-filled learning program.
Category: Faith
Enoch was one of the few people recorded in the Bible, along with Elijah and Moses, who was selected by God to enter heaven without experiencing death or going through the judgement.
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The call to mission was as strong as it has ever been. “If you are not committed to mission, you are like a firefighter who runs into a burning building just to fix a painting on the wall,” he said.
We make deals with God on our own terms, then interpret whatever happens next as God directly intervening to solve our problem, or get us out of a pickle.
The brief interaction gave me an important lesson. While it’s easy to get caught up in the politics of the Church at a time like the GC Session, this young couple saw an opportunity to do good.
Three things are necessary if the Adventist Church wishes to retain its youth as they finish high school, gain their driver’s licence and more freedom, enter the work force, and/or become university students.
Jacob recognises his sin and acknowledges that he has done nothing to deserve God’s goodness, yet he pleads that God will keep the promise He had made all of those years earlier.
As our world teeters on the edge of unrest and moral confusion, many wonder how we, as Seventh-day Adventist Christians, are to live as a remnant.