Join Pastor Tara as she shares a message from Philippians entitled “Copy Me”
Scripture: Philippians 3:17-21
Meditation:
“If we follow Christ’s example in doing good, hearts will open to us as they did to Him. Not abruptly, but with tact born of divine love, we can tell them of Him who is the “Chiefest among ten thousand” and the One “altogether lovely.” Cant. 5:10, 16. This is the very highest work in which we can employ the talent of speech. It was given to us that we might present Christ as the sin-pardoning Saviour." Christ Object Lessons, p. 339
Join Pastor Tara as she explores the what it means to be a living sacrifice in a sermon entitled “Living Praise”
Scripture: Romans 12:1-3
Meditation:
“He who beholds the Saviour’s matchless love will be elevated in thought, purified in heart, transformed in character. He will go forth to be a light to the world, to reflect in some degree this mysterious love. The more we contemplate the cross of Christ, the more fully shall we adopt the language of the apostle when he said, “God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world.” Gal. 6:14." Desire of Ages, p. 661
Pastor Tara shares the ways in which God is revealed in scripture to be like a mother.
Scripture: Isaiah 66:13
Meditation:
“The human heart knows the love of a parent for his child. We know what a mother’s love will do and suffer for her beloved one. But never can the heart of man fathom the depths of God’s self-sacrifice.” The [Australasian] Union Conference Record, June 1, 1900
Join us for an inspirational look at Hebrews Chapter 12. Experience the perseverance of the saints. There is a video clip at approximately 23:30 in the sermon. We’ve included a youtube clip of that video below
Meditation:“Christ for our sakes became poor, that we through His poverty might be made rich. And any works that man can render to God will be far less than nothingness. My requests are made acceptable only because they are laid upon Christ’s righteousness. The idea of doing anything to merit the grace of pardon is fallacy from beginning to end. “Lord, in my hand no price I bring, simply to Thy cross I cling.” Faith and Works 24-25
