Stella David

Worship: God’s Second Book, the Sanctuary / Wellness: 7 Reasons Natural Remedies Superior to Drugs

Worship: For Heaven’s Sake   The sanctuary is God’s object lesson to communicate the plan of salvation to sinful man in general, but first to the Israelites, who had become so degraded by slavery in Egypt. In prior years, nature was God’s only lesson book to communicate His character and plan for man’s renewal. Today, …

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Worship: The Time of Trouble, Pt. 2 / Wellness: American Heart Association President Had a Heart Attack

Worship: For Heaven’s Sake  A time of trouble such as the world has never seen is coming upon the whole world. It is likened to the time of Jacob’s trouble. And just like Jacob, every erring mortal human being may prevail with the Majesty of heaven. But it takes true humiliation and repentance and full …

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Worship: Can Our Dead Speak to Us? / Wellness: Breathe Your High Blood Pressure Away

Worship: For Heaven’s Sake  The Bible plainly teaches that “the dead know not anything.” Yet, multitudes have come to believe that the dead, rather than heavenly angels of God, are the “ministering spirits, sent forth to minister for them who shall be heirs of salvation.” GC 551.1 (Read more below.) Wellness: For Health’s Sake  Pastor …

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Worship: Jerusalem Destroyed / Wellness: Natural Pain Remedies

Worship: For Heaven’s Sake  What happened to Jerusalem in AD 70 is symbolic of what will happen to a “world hardened in unbelief and rebellion, and hastening on to meet the retributive judgments of God.” (GC 22.1) Jesus poured out his soul to death in order to bring salvation within reach. But only a few …

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