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Inside Story for Friday 29th of March 2024
By Andrew McChesney
Ryszard Jankowski couldn’t get the police to leave him alone. Every time he set up a stand to sell Ellen White’s The Great Controversy and other books in a Baltic resort town in Poland, the police showed up and demanded that he remove the stand and the books.
Then the Polish Seventh-day Adventist publishing house released a special issue of the Signs of the Times magazine, and church leaders sent copies to members of the Polish government. One government minister liked the issue so much that he wrote a letter asking towns across Po ..read more
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Daily Lesson for Friday 29th of March 2024
Read Ellen G. White, “Growing Up Into Christ,” pp. 67–75, in Steps to Christ.
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The Psalms utter fervent appeals to wait on the Lord. “Rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for Him” (Psalms 37:7, NKJV). When waiting strikes us as burdensome, uncertain, and lonely, we should remember the disciples on the day of Jesus’ ascension to heaven (Acts 1:4-11). Jesus was taken up to heaven before their eyes, while they were left behind to wait for Him to come back on some unknown future day. Who has ever experienced a more in ..read more
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1d ago
Join the Hit the Mark panel as they close out this quarter’s study of the book of Psalms – Wait on the Lord.
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Daily Lesson for Thursday 28th of March 2024
Read Psalms 5:3, Psalms 30:5, Psalms 49:14, Psalms 59:16, Psalms 92:2, Psalms 119:147, 2 Peter 1:19, and Revelation 22:16. What time of day is symbolically portrayed as the time of divine redemption and why?
In the Psalms, morning is typically the time when God’s redemption is anticipated. Morning reveals God’s favor, which ends the long night of despair and trouble (Psalms 130:5-6).
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In Psalms 143:1-12, God’s deliverance will reverse the present darkness of death (Psalms 143:3) into the ligh ..read more
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2d ago
Daily Lesson for Wednesday 27th of March 2024
Read Psalms 92:1-15. What two aspects of the Sabbath day are highlighted in this song for the Sabbath day?
The praise of God for the great works of His hands (Psalms 92:4-5) and the Eden-like portrayal of the righteous (Psalms 92:12-14) clearly point to Creation, the first aspect that the Sabbath commemorates. The psalm also magnifies the Lord for His victory over enemies as the God of justice (Psalms 92:7-15) and so reinforces the second Sabbath theme—redemption from evil (Deuteronomy 5:12-15). Thus, Psalms 92:1-15 extols God for His past Creat ..read more
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3d ago
Join It Is Written Sabbath School host Eric Flickinger and this quarter’s author, Dragoslava Santrac, as they provide additional insights into this week’s Sabbath School lesson, “The Lord Reigns.”
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3d ago
Daily Lesson for Tuesday 26th of March 2024
Read Psalms 126:1-6. What gives strength and hope to God’s people? What is being said here, in this context, that we can apply to our own lives today?
The Lord’s miraculous deliverances in the past are an inexhaustible source of inspiration for God’s people and their source of hope for the future. The past deliverance was so great that it could be described as a dream-come-true experience (Isaiah 29:7-8). Notice that the generation that praises the Lord in Psalms 126:1-6 for His past deliverance of His people from captivity (Psalms 126:1) is presen ..read more
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4d ago
Daily Lesson for Monday 25th of March 2024
Read Psalms 131:1-3. What does this psalm teach us about our relationship with God?
God’s people live in a world that afflicts the faithful, a world full of temptations and hardship for almost everyone. A refreshed conviction that he is a child of God and dependent on God for his life consoles the psalmist and brings him to confess that his pride has no value.
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The deceitfulness of pride is that it causes the proud to become self-centered and unable to look beyond themselves. The proud are thus blinded to the ..read more
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5d ago
The beautiful picture on the front of our lesson pamphlet brings us our theme hymn for this quarter with its two variations in melody: Hym 552/546 – The Lord’s My Shepherd.
Psalm 30:4
“Sing praise to the Lord, you saints of His,
And give thanks at the remembrance of His holy name.”
The climax of our quarter’s studies has brought us to
Hymn 214 – We Have This Hope. Sabbath afternoon’s introduction to this week’s studies then shows
My Hope Is Built On Nothing Less – Hymn 522 and
Hymn 535 – I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus to help me to be
Bringing In The Sheaves ..read more
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Key Thought: Waiting on the Lord is an act of trust and faith revealed in action. It strengthens our hearts with renewed hope and peace. Waiting on the Lord will be rewarded because the Lord is faithful in all His promises..
March 30, 2024
1. Have a volunteer read Psalm 126.
Ask class members to share a short thought on what the most important point is in this passage.
What gives hope and strength to God’s people?
Personal Application: Think of a time when you saw the Lord work in your life or in the lives of others. How can you draw hope from that experience for what you might be going throu ..read more