I. Introduction A. Introduction to Adventist Wellness for Seniors As seniors advance in age, the pursuit of wellness takes on even greater significance. In the Seventh-day Adventist tradition, wellness is not merely the absence of disease but a holistic state of health that encompasses the physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions of life. It’s about aging …
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Introduction Marriage is a beautiful institution, a union of two souls, but it’s not always a bed of roses. Conflicts and disagreements are inevitable in any marriage. However, what distinguishes a strong, enduring marriage from a troubled one is how couples handle and resolve these conflicts. In this blog, we’ll explore the wisdom offered by …
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Courtship is a process that should be guided by biblical principles such as respect, purity, self-control, communication, and seeking God’s guidance. Applying these principles requires setting boundaries, establishing accountability, developing a friendship first, and seeking counsel. It is also important to dispel common misconceptions about courtship, understand Ellen G. White’s insights, and ultimately seek God’s will in the relationship. Commitment and marriage should be approached with the same biblical principles and the recognition of the lifelong covenant that it entails. May we honor God in our relationships and trust Him to guide us in the path of His will.
Overcoming fear and anxiety can be a daunting task, but with faith in God and a biblical perspective, it is possible to find peace and comfort in even the most challenging situations. By focusing on God’s promises and turning to Him in prayer, we can learn to trust in His plan and overcome our fears.
By forgiving others, we let go of bitterness and resentment and allow God to work in our lives. It may not be easy, but it is necessary for our own well-being and for the restoration of the relationship. Through forgiveness, we can find freedom from the pain and hurt of the past, and pave the way for a brighter future.
“Discover practical steps for daily living to prepare for the close of probation. Learn how to cultivate a deeper relationship with God, strengthen your faith, and share the Gospel with others. Find hope and encouragement in the promises of the Bible and the writings of Ellen G. White.