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Sam Chen takes Pascal's Wager beyond the belief in God to climate change and helping those in need.
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In about an hour (6pm Pacific Time, 15 November), you can join, via Zoom, the Association of Adventist Women for their Woman of the Year and Champions of Justice Awards. Find the zoom link here: https://ift.tt/38JO8Nw
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NEW PASSCODE FOR ATSS: JAMES
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Anticipating AT1–November 13, 2020 If we’ve learned anything in 2020, it’s that we’ve been challenged by what we cannot control. The global pandemic is surging again, and we would be totally exasperated because of it if it weren’t for the sustaining hand of God in our lives. We’re so delighted you’ve found Anticipating AT1. From our inspirational message, to our thought-provoking AT Trending News, to our melodic moment of music, we trust this short program adds value to your week. Please tell your friends about these videos. We hope they prompt personal reflection, and are a discussion catalyst with your family and friends as you talk with them in the safe ways you connect during these unusual times. Host – Nancy Myers Presenter – Karl Haffner Trending News – Bjorn Karlman Music – Carpenter Family Musicians, we want to hear from you! Would you bless us with a vocal or instrumental piece? We’re looking for a three-minute song; email to [email protected]. If we select your video, we will give you a link to download your file at production size. If you recruit a friend to do this, you’ll be doubly blessed! Discussion Questions: 1. What do you find helps you most to focus on God and not on your failings, or the fragility of your world? Share your reflections with a friend. 2. The passing of Heritage Singers co-founder Max Mace truly marks the end of an era. Although his legacy will live on through his truly wonderful music, it is very sad to see him go. It reminds us of the fragility of our existence here on earth, where even the best things and people come to their end. As we reflect on the beauty that Max left behind, how can we draw inspiration from how he served his fans and God to contribute and give back to our communities while we still have the chance? Be well, and love well.
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This is not an essay on the causation of same sex attractions, or a speculation on whether these urges can be permanently discarded. It is an appeal for a compassionate way of relating to these, our brothers and sisters in Christ. When speaking to a group struggling with unconventional sexual relationships, Paul said, “Some of you were once like that, but you have been made clean and holy. You have been made right in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the Spirit of our God.” 1 Corinthians 6:11. When Paul says “some of you,” he implies that these people were known in the church, not hidden or neglected. It is also evident that whatever the resolution was, it was from “the Lord Jesus Christ and the Spirit.” All of this says that they had been welcomed into fellowship of the Christian community, and afforded adequate space to access the presence of God as their source of strength.
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Some believers act as though life is a game with God—follow the rules, and you get what you want. Jesus showed otherwise.
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Sharing Scripture for November 8 – 14, 2020
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Adventists in U.S. political news. Read more—
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We Adventists love to talk about our distinctives: the Sabbath, the second coming. Have we lost sight of the central point of our faith?
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“No attempt to grasp the grandeur and beauty of God’s revelation in Jesus Christ—no matter how expansive its scope, elaborate its expression, or intricate its logic—will ever be more than a faint approximation of its object. Our efforts to do justice to the biblical portrait of God will never succeed because our objective lies beyond the reach of human ability."
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