Seventh-day Adventists share many core Christian beliefs, but some of their distinctive teachings raise serious questions. Explore their history, the Sabbath debate, and what the Bible says about assurance of salvation.
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Hurry steals your peace, your health and your relationships. Learn how Jesus invites you to take His yoke, say no, keep a Sabbath and make room for quiet so your soul can rest.
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Jesus’ invitation to “take my yoke” is an invitation to submit to His loving authority. Learn how walking in partnership with Christ replaces heavy burdens with His sustainable rhythm.
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Hurry sickness is a continuous struggle to do more in less time. Learn about its origins in cardiology, its link to Type A behavior, and how Jesus offers a cure for our restless souls.
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Hurry is the great enemy of the spiritual life. Discover why you need to “un-hurry” your soul and how the easy yoke of Jesus offers a better way to live.
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The spiritual discipline of silence is about more than just keeping quiet. Learn how unplugging from constant noise creates a blank canvas to clearly hear God’s voice.
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The spiritual discipline of solitude isn’t about hiding from the world; it’s about pulling away to hear God’s voice. Learn how to trade modern noise for biblical rest.
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The fourth commandment tells us to keep the Sabbath holy, but it’s more than just a rule. It’s a gift of rest and a weekly reminder to trust God as our provider.
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The spiritual discipline of slowing is about more than time management; it’s about un-hurrying your soul to notice God’s presence. Discover how to live at the pace of grace.
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Two Sabbath controversies pushed Jesus’ opponents to the breaking point. Explore Mark 2:23-3:6 to see why Jesus said the Sabbath was made for us and what that means for rest today.
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