Palmer SDA Church Podcast

There are so many ways to use money. There are the basic large expenses like the house, the car and the food.  Then there are those smaller nonessentials that add up like the $5 coffee, ATM fees, interest, the food that we let go bad, the thrift store treasures, the impulse by, or the mistake of taking the kids shopping.  There are so many ways to use money!

What are the best ways to use it?

 

Jesus confused the woman at the well by asking her to give him a drink. Jesus added shock to the confusion by responding, “If you knew the gift of God, and who it is that is saying to you, ‘Give me a drink,’ you would have asked him, and he would have given you living water.” (John 4:10)”

Oh, how different life can be when we know the gift of God!

Like a little child staring at the boxes under the Christmas tree, trying to imagine what might be inside, let you mind explore the limitless possibilities of the gifts God has for you. What is the gift of God? Read more...

The human experience is one of exile (Hebrews 11:13). This world is not our home. The book of Daniel tells a story of exile that serves as an insightful mini-narrative of the general human condition of exile. The problems and prayers from Babylon give insight into our exile experience. Read More...

Jesus did so much in his short life of 33 year. This past October I turned 34. For the first time I can say of my earthly life, “I am older than Jesus”. James 4:14 isn’t very comforting when it says, “What is your life? For you are a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes.” How do we make the most of the little time we have? Read more at Read More

When the host of angels appeared to the shepherds, the lyrics of their song described a sacred rhythm of eternity: glory to God, peace to men. Forever, God gets the glory. Forever, he gives us peace. When we choose not to live in this rhythm, it hurts. When we seek the glory for ourselves or give it to something other than God, it never ends in peace. The truest, deepest, and most wonderful peace is experienced when we give all the glory to God. 

God's Word has power to shape our lives in the best possible ways.  Don't just read, live it!

How do you prepare to be amazed? Start with the expectation that God does amazing things. Then let him consecrate you so that you can experience those amazing things.  

The worst of situations can be hopeful when they are followed with the words “But God”.

Go ahead, think of the worst of you sinful nature, the thing you are most ashamed of, that thing you’ve worried is never going to change, and hold that before God.  And then, hear the words, “But God”!

If there is anything that makes us feel alive that is not Christ, it is not really life!

Ephesians 2:1 As for you, you were dead in your trespasses and sins...

This sermon is part of a series on the Seventh-day Adventist Fundamental Beliefs.  Access the full series at https://pastorryanrogers.com/fundamentals-series/