People are not afraid to get into conversations about the Sabbath these days. To many, the idea that the Sabbath was a day that emphasizes freedom was a new and welcome thought. The creation of earth was the creation of a free society.
Read moreWhy We Need Each Other
So, you might ask, how do we develop this kind of fellowship, where we can trust each other? It takes an investment of time and relationship building with the Holy Spirit involved at every step.
Read moreNot Yet, Not Yet
While it is also true that the Lord does not always choose to protect us from the natural consequences of even well-intended mistakes, surely we can petition His mercy for all, whether they have agreed with us or not.
Read moreInterview With Ayodeji Michael Olumofe, a Fulcrum7 Reader in Nigeria
My advice to Seventh-day Adventists in America is to hold fast to the faith that has been delivered to us. They should understand that social justice is NOT the Gospel, and that the woke movement is anti-Christianity.
Read moreIs Sabbath School Important?
When you are in a class with people who want to learn about God and they share what they learned that week, it’s a great benefit for all. We can hear how God reveals Himself to people—sometimes unique, sometimes similar.
Read moreCome, Christians, Zoom to Sing!
As we closed, I asked our hosts, “How long have you been doing this hymn sing? It’s fabulous—just what I needed to close the Sabbath!”
Read moreNot Forsaking The Assembling of Ourselves Together
Aren't you glad you're part of the family of God? Isn't it good to get back together again after a long separation? Like when you send somebody away on a mission and they come back; it's homecoming!
Read moreWhat a Blessing to Be Part of The Family of Faith!
We are so thankful to God for the family of faith we have found on F7. Thank you to every family member that lifted up Stan before the throne of God.
Read moreOur Neighbor Was Waiting
We swapped stories. We reminisced about the past. We heard how God had brought healing and strength, deliverance and joy to Nick’s life. I had never seen him smile so much and talk so volubly.
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