“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.” Hebrews 13:8, NKJV. Do we believe this promise to be true? Is Jesus still performing the same miracles today as when He was here on Earth healing the sick, giving sight to the blind, and restoring hearing to the deaf? Yes! Jesus has not lost any of His power. Virtue still …
Three angels speak to a man in a dream. The Tambaro district of southern Ethiopia is a challenging area for evangelism as its people are deeply rooted in Sunday worship. But today, many are hearing truth-filled messages because of the constant presence of the gospel workers supported by Mission Projects International. A lay evangelism worker, Abayneh Abiyo Hemacha, recently visited …
Pauson prayed for a way to reach his next-door neighbors. God’s answer was shocking!
Pastor Andes wants nothing more than restored vision—but God gives him something better. Young Pastor Andes had lost his vision. The doctors diagnosed it as retinal vein occlusion—but unfortunately, none of the medications or other treatments they prescribed helped him recover his sight. Forced to give up on medical solutions, Andes turned to Jesus for healing. As an ordained pastor …
Radio waves spark conviction and change in the perspective of a seeker.
When a witch doctor’s smashed radio revives, it plays only one channel.
It takes a lot of work to plant a new congregation in an area without any Seventh-day Adventists. An integral part of the groundwork is to discover the people’s needs—and the only way to do that is to meet people in their homes, on the street and in the marketplace, befriending them as Jesus did. Jesus “mingled freely…” Acts of …
In every country we have visited, nearly everyone yearns for the same precious gift: a Bible. In Africa, we handed out hundreds of Bibles after a baptism. As each new believer received their own Bible, their faces lighted up with holy joy! They acted as if we had placed a treasure chest in their hands, full of gold and precious …
“Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.” Matthew 5:4. The word translated “mourn” denotes an intense sorrow: not just the grief we feel over a tragedy, but the deep heart sorrow our sins and imperfections should cause us. (See Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing, 9.) The only way for us as humans to experience such deep …
When presented with truth, Howard faces a difficult choice.
