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    • Speaking in Tongues September 7, 2016
      A brief look at the Phenomena of speaking in tongues and what it means to have the Holy Spirit. Did the people in the Old Testament have the Holy Spirit in them or upon them? What is the difference, if any?
    • The Prophesied Messiah: Son of God Son of Man September 6, 2016
      A brief look at the claim that Jesus is not the Jewish Messiah as claimed by modern day Rabbis. We shall also look at what was the Jewish expectation of the Messiah in Jesus's time and did he actually fulfill the prophetic description of the Bible?
    • The Homosexual Agenda dilemma_Episode 5 January 3, 2013
      Exposing the Homosexual agenda and the push to destroy the institution of Marriage according to the Bible.

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  • God’s Purpose for His Church

    The church is God’s appointed agency for the salvation of men. It was organized for service, and its mission is to carry the gospel to the world. From the beginning it has been God’s plan that through His church shall be reflected to the world His fullness and His sufficiency. The members of the church, those whom He has called out of darkness into His marvelous light, are to show forth His glory. The church is the repository of the riches of the grace of Christ; and through the church will eventually be made manifest, even to “the principalities and powers in heavenly places,” the final and full display of the love of God. Ephesians 3:10. {AA 9.1}

  • A Broad Foundation

    The highest of all sciences is the science of soul saving. The greatest work to which human beings can aspire is the work of winning men from sin to holiness.... True education includes the whole being. It teaches the right use of one's self. It enables us to make the best use of brain, bone, and muscle, of body, mind, and heart. The faculties of the mind, as the higher powers, are to rule the kingdom of the body. The natural appetites and passions are to be brought under the control of the conscience and the spiritual affections. Christ stands at the head of humanity, and it is His purpose to lead us, in His service, into high and holy paths of purity. By the wondrous working of His grace, we are to be made complete in Him. {MH 398.4}

  • A True Knowledge of God

    Like our Saviour, we are in this world to do service for God. We are here to become like God in character, and by a life of service to reveal Him to the world. In order to be co-workers with God, in order to become like Him and to reveal His character, we must know Him aright. We must know Him as He reveals Himself. A knowledge of God is the foundation of all true education and of all true service. It is the only real safeguard against temptation. It is this alone that can make us like God in character. {MH 409.2}

  • Danger in Speculative Knowledge

    One of the greatest evils that attends the quest for knowledge, the investigations of science, is the disposition to exalt human reasoning above its true value and its proper sphere. {MH 427.1}

  • Manuscript Release Vol.8, pg.348

    “The Son of man will come in the clouds of heaven in his own glory and the glory of His Father, and of all the holy angels. There will be no lack of honor and glory. In that day the law of God is to be revealed in its majesty, and man, who has broken that law and stood in defiant rebellion against its holy precepts, will understand that that law which he has despised, discarded and trampled underfoot is God's standard of character…. The trump of God will be heard resounding through earth's remotest bounds, and the voice of Jesus will call forth the dead from their graves to immortal life… The just . . . shall come forth from all parts of the earth, from rocky caverns, from dungeons, from caves of the earth, from the waters of the deep--not one is overlooked.”

  • The Spirituality of the Law

    The Spirituality of the Law

  • The Lord came from Sinai,
    And rose from Seir unto them;
    He shined forth from Mount Paran,
    And He came from the ten thousands of holy ones:
    At His right hand was a fiery law unto them.
    Yea, He loveth the tribes;
    All their holy ones are in Thy hand:
    And they sat down at Thy feet;
    Everyone received of Thy words."
    Deuteronomy 33:2, 3, R.V., margin

    It was Christ who, amid thunder and flame, had proclaimed the law upon Mount Sinai. The glory of God, like devouring fire, rested upon its summit, and the mountain quaked at the presence of the Lord. The hosts of Israel, lying prostrate upon the earth, had listened in awe to the sacred precepts of the law. What a contrast to the scene upon the mount of the Beatitudes! Under the summer sky, with no sound to break the stillness but the song of birds, Jesus unfolded the principles of His kingdom. Yet He who spoke to the people that day in accents of love, was opening to them the principles of the law proclaimed upon Sinai. {MB 45.1}

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THE IMPORTANCE OF FAITH

Posted on January 19, 2015 by Zebach Free SDA Church

As clearly taught in the bible faith is not only found in the New Testament but it is clearly seen in the Old Testament as recorded particularly in the book of Hebrews chapter eleven. This chapter not only gives a definition of what faith is, but it also shows that faith is what the patriarchs of old used as  the reason for their beliefs and actions. Please note that the book of Hebrews is found in the New Testament.

While faith came by Jesus Christ, since Christ alone can give faith, it is the faith of Jesus Christ. Therefore this faith which is revealed in the Old Testament first, confirms that Christ existed in the Old Testament  times, and that He is the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Wherever faith is revealed it teaches or gives a knowledge of Christ. This is the faith that Abraham had, and this is the same faith that we must have  Gal. 3 : 7—9.

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  • World without Cancer

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  • * Hate corrupts good judgment, and anger disrupts good reasoning.

    * To go to God one must have an offering, and a sacrifice. The giving of your heart to Christ is the offering, and the living of your life in Christ is the sacrifice.

    * God, out of love for man, saved him in order that he out of love for God will serve Him.

  • LESSONS FROM NATURE

    The best times of my life is being in nature, growing up in the country was truly a blessing; the fresh air, the cool breeze the lovely birds in the air making the air vocal with their lovely songs, the fishes in the river, the indescribable beauty of the flowers, the lively rabbit running through the bushes, yes in nature there are so many beautiful and marvelous things, but in everything there is a lesson to learn. Nature is a lesson book, the study of which we may gain a knowledge of the creator and be attracted to Him by the things of use and beauty which He has provided for us. We are told in psa.19: 1 " The heavens declare the Glory of God and the firmament sheweth His handiwork. Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night sheweth knowledge.There is no speech nor language, where their voice is not heard. " God has given us all these beautiful things in nature as an expression of His Love that we may obtain the correct views of Him, we are not to worship the things of creation and nature, but in them we are to see the love of God. Our heavenly Father would not only have us discern the love of God displayed in the beautiful flowers around us, but He would have us learn from it the lessons of simplicity, and of perfect Faith and confidence in our heavenly Father. Sophianna Gomez.

  • God’s Purpose for His Church 2

    The church is God’s fortress, His city of refuge, which He holds in a revolted world. Any betrayal of the church is treachery to Him who has bought mankind with the blood of His only-begotten Son. From the beginning, faithful souls have constituted the church on earth. In every age the Lord has had His watchmen, who have borne a faithful testimony to the generation in which they lived. These sentinels gave the message of warning; and when they were called to lay off their armor, others took up the work

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  • Nature Is Not God

    God's handiwork in nature is not God Himself in nature. The things of nature are an expression of God's character and power; but we are not to regard nature as God. The artistic skill of human beings produces very beautiful workmanship, things that delight the eye, and these things reveal to us something of the thought of the designer; but the thing made is not the maker. It is not the work, but the workman, that is counted worthy of honor. So while nature is an expression of God's thought, it is not nature, but the God of nature, that is to be exalted. {MH 413.2}

  • Manuscript Release Vol.11,pg.275

    “God will use you when you are willing to be used in His appointed way. Remember that the church of believers constitutes the body of Christ, and "that there should be no schism in the body; but that the members should have the same care one for another" (1 Corinthians 12:25). God calls upon you to unite with your brethren. He has assigned different gifts to the different members of His body. He has given them such talents and opportunities as will best promote His glory and the advancement of His kingdom. He is put to shame when the members of His body work contrary one to the other.

  • A Change of Heart

    In order to be saved, we must know by experience the meaning of true conversion. It is a fearful mistake for men and women to go on day by day professing to be Christians yet having no right to the name. In God's sight profession is nothing, position is nothing. He asks, Is the life in harmony with My precepts? There are many who suppose that they are converted but who are not able to bear the test of character presented in the Word of God. . . . {HP 20.2}

  • God’s Grace Transforms the Life

    The great truth of the conversion of the heart by the Holy Spirit is presented in Christ's words to Nicodemus: "Verily, verily I say unto thee, Except a man be born from above {margin}, he cannot see the kingdom of God. . . . That which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit" (John 3:3-6). {HP 21.2} It is by the renewing of the heart that the grace of God works to transform the life. No mere external change is sufficient to bring us into harmony with God. There are many who try to reform by correcting this bad habit or that bad habit, and they hope in this way to become Christians, but they are beginning in the wrong place. Our first work is with the heart. . . . {HP 21.3} The leaven of truth works secretly, silently, steadily, to transform the soul. The natural inclinations are softened and subdued. New thoughts, new feelings, new motives, are implanted. A new standard of character is set up--the life of Christ. The mind is changed; the faculties are aroused to action in new lines. Man is not endowed with new faculties, but the faculties he has are sanctified. The conscience is awakened. {HP 21.4}

  • Think Quote:

    Evangelism Pg.368,369:Dealing With Wrongs in God's Way.--God is not pleased with the slothful work done in the churches. He expects His stewards to be true and faithful in giving reproof and correction. They are to expel wrong after the rule God has given in His Word, not according to their own ideas and impulses. No harsh means must be used, no unfair, hasty, impulsive work done. The efforts made to cleanse the church from moral uncleanness must be made in God's way. There must be no partiality, no hypocrisy. There must be no favorites, whose sins are regarded as less sinful than those of others. Oh, how much we all need the baptism of the Holy Ghost. Then we shall always work with the mind of Christ, with kindness, compassion, and sympathy, showing love for the sinner while hating sin with a perfect hatred.-- Manuscript 8a, 1888

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