This video, filmed by Better Life Broadcasting Network, shares some of Janet Page's inspiring personal testimony of how she was forever ruined for the ordinary, and began seeking after a deep and vibrant walk with God. This testimony is sure to be a blessing to whoever hears it. So grab a friend, and enjoy!

Do we recognize the majesty and the holiness of the God we serve? This week our Happy Sabbath Praise is titled "The LORD Our God is Holy." This song is based on Psalm 99:1-3,5,9 and comes from the album "Sing to the Lord" by Derek and Bodil Morris. We pray that you are blessed as you listen and meditate on the Holiness of God. Happy Sabbath!

In this inspiring video, Seventh-day Adventist Church president Pastor Ted N.C. Wilson and Pastor Duane McKey discuss the church's drive to involve every member in evangelism worldwide. That doesn't mean everyone is preaching sermons, but it does mean we are all doing something to reach someone for Jesus. You will be inspired and encouraged by the testimonies and ideas shared in this video. Jesus is coming soon. Let's do something for Him!

All around the world, Seventh Day Adventist members are praying at 7 in the morning and 7 in the evening, 7 days a week for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Encourage your children to be part of this special prayer initiative.

Join us for the final part 4 of the General Conference's inspiring week of prayer messages given by speaker Dr. Larry Lichtenwalter. The theme for this year's 2017 week of prayer (held in March) was “Everyday Apocalypse: Revelation’s Christ for Our Every Day.” The topic for this final message is, “The Healing of the Nations.” You don't want to miss this powerful message!

Should we buy a bus or train ticket on Sabbath? Is it OK to cut one’s fingernails on Sabbath? What about cooking a meal for the invited guest of honor? Can we go to the beach or a baseball game on Sabbath? And how should we deal with those who write a check on Sabbath (including a check destined for the offering plate)? In this insightful article Gerald Klingbeil takes the focus off the dos and don't and helps us focus on what's really important when it comes to Sabbath keeping.

Join us for part 3 of the General Conference's inspiring week of prayer messages given by speaker Dr. Larry Lichtenwalter. The theme for this year's 2017 week of prayer (held in March) was “Everyday Apocalypse: Revelation’s Christ for Our Every Day.” The topic for this third message is, “Who is Able to Stand.” Join us as we were challenged to go deeper with our Savior.

The Bible says if we humble ourselves, He will lift us up. In this short PDF, we share five actions that will help bring unity to your church or circle of fellowship. From apologizing and make wrongs right, to how to pray and encourage one another practically, if these simple ideas are put to practice, you will see miracles.

Join us for part 2 of the General Conference's inspiring week of prayer messages given by speaker Dr. Larry Lichtenwalter. The theme for this year's 2017 week of prayer (held in March) was “Everyday Apocalypse: Revelation’s Christ for Our Every Day.” The topic for this second message is, “Google Earth, Google Heart” and is sure to challenge your thinking.

It's easy to say you are sorry, but do you really mean it? And if you do, what might that look like in everyday life? We pray that you are challenged and encourage In this inspiring PDF that deals with the basics of everyday living...saying "I'm sorry!" and doing something about it.

Join us for the General Conference's inspiring week of prayer messages given by speaker Dr. Larry Lichtenwalter. The theme for this year's 2017 week of prayer (held in March) was “Everyday Apocalypse: Revelation’s Christ for Our Every Day.” The topic for this first message is, “Revelation in Our Boot.” This is a message and series that you don't want to miss!

It's time again for our Happy Sabbath praise song! This week our “Happy Sabbath Praise” is titled “Now unto Him that is Able” and is based on Jude 24, 25. Let's not forget that we serve a God who is able to keep us from falling and to present us with exceeding joy before the Father. This song comes from the album Green Pastures by Derek and Bodil Morris.