Catholic and Evangelical Leaders are Calling on all Churches to Act on Climate Sunday Ahead of COP26

The climate change movement is calling for prayers and worship on Sunday. The churches are saying that they are ready to act on Climate Sunday. Brothers and sisters, it doesn’t get much clearer than this. Watch the video below and hear the call from Catholic and Protestant leaders to all churches to take “urgent” action and support Climate Sunday and make this work their “priority.”

This is a real danger. The climate movement and the Sunday movement are united at the hip. They are one in the same. Climate activists have embraced and are promoting Sunday worship as the answer to the climate crisis. This is Laudato Si’ in action. Every Seventh-day Adventist media ministry should be warning the world of this coming threat without hesitation. The enemies of present truth grow every day and become more and more bold as they attempt to enforce Sunday as the day of rest for the world. This is helping to fulfill the following prediction made in the Spirit of Prophecy:

“There will be a universal bond of union, one great harmony, a confederacy of Satan’s forces. ‘And shall give their power and strength unto the beast.’ Thus is manifested the same arbitrary, oppressive power against religious liberty—freedom to worship God according to the dictates of conscience—as was manifested by the papacy, when in the past it persecuted those who dared to refuse to conform with the religious rites and ceremonies of Romanism.” (Selected Messages, Vol. 3, p. 392).

The same aggressive steps that are used to enforce Covid-19 mandates will be used very soon to enforce climate change mandates. This will lead to the ultimate destruction of our civil and religious liberties. This generation of Seventh-day Adventists cannot go down as the most silent group in history. We must raise our voices against the climate movement’s effort to restore Sunday as the universal day of rest.

Keeping silent is no longer an option, if we do not want to appear unfaithful to the most basic duty that has been entrusted to us: to protest against the Sunday movement. This “Climate Sunday” video should demand that every Adventist church publication and media ministry break its silence without delay. It is very comfortable and easy to be silent about the obvious connection between the climate movement and the Sunday movement. And keeping quiet, so as not to complicate our welcoming relationship in the ecumenical movement, should fill us with a sense of guilt and shame.

Tragically, under the pretext of “love,” we remain silent while the poisonous errors of Sunday sacredness are being forced on society:

“We as a people have not accomplished the work which God has committed to us. We are not ready for the issue to which the enforcement of the Sunday law will bring us. It is our duty, as we see the signs of approaching peril, to arouse to action. Let none sit in calm expectation of the evil, comforting themselves with the belief that this work must go on because prophecy has foretold it, and that the Lord will shelter His people. We are not doing the will of God if we sit in quietude, doing nothing to preserve liberty of conscience. Fervent, effectual prayer should be ascending to heaven that this calamity may be deferred until we can accomplish the work which has so long been neglected. Let there be most earnest prayer, and then let us work in harmony with our prayers” (Testimonies, Vol. 5, p. 713).

“If they do nothing to disabuse the minds of the people, and through ignorance of the truth our legislatures should abjure the principles of Protestantism, and give countenance and support to the Roman fallacy, the spurious sabbath, God will hold his people who have had great light, responsible for their lack of diligence and faithfulness” (Review and Herald, December 24, 1889).